Terrible Replay Review + Other Unseen Playoff Footage

Let me see it.

Yeah, that's what

Oh.

Those

were my favorite of all of the miked up

moments I found on umpam during the

divisional series. Now, I've been on

paternity leave and my two other kids

have been sick, so I haven't been able

to get a lot done. I've been able to

edit things, but I haven't been able to

record the audio and get them out. So,

what I've done here is everything that

I've edited from the divisional series

that I didn't get to record, I'm

recording in one big session. These

would be like little shorts I would post

on social media. They wouldn't be a

breakdown, but a collection of them.

Maybe that's worthwhile. Here we go.

Let's stay with Cam. This video is

brought to you by DraftKings because

these are strike three looking and I

want you guys to let me know, do you

have this as a strike?

You have that one in there. I think I

have that in there. I think that one's a

strike. Yeah. Okay, let's move on.

>> I lied. This one is not a strike three

looking. It's a called ball. What do you

guys think? I mean, and that is in

slow-mo. Look how cool it is. You can

see the laces and the tumble of the

pitch.

>> Got it inside.

Show did not like that one. He thought

it was low.

Looks right there to me. I don't know.

>> Maybe the umpires are good.

I don't like this angle this ump is

taking.

He's so inside.

Hey,

>> almost punches Trent right in the face.

>> Look at him. Look at the umpire. Really,

dog? Chill out.

>> All right, let's keep it moving. I found

this one of Alejandro Kirk. He's all

confused.

It's strike three.

He wants to throw it around, but first

he needs to wait for the umpire to say

if he caught it. Does he need to tag

him? Did it hit the dirt? And then he

tries to throw it to first base, but

Vlatty was pointing saying, "Throw it to

third. Throw it to third." He was a

lefty batter. The umpire throws his ball

to the mound, and now Kirk's like, "Not

you, not third." And there's already a

ball out there. So, um, all right. [ __ ]

Splintered wood to the eye. And this is

just a site you hadn't seen. This is a

weird POV angle from UMP cam. They don't

actually show him checking on the

catcher. You got something in your eye?

Let me see.

That's such a close weird view. You just

don't you just don't see that view a

lot. When they show you cam, it's

usually not that shot. But that made me

think would be cool if there was umpires

out there who always left their mask on.

This is one continuous shot. This umpire

does not take his mask off. So, we get

to watch this whole play through his POV

and it's a double play to second to

short and the umpire runs up the line to

help out. Looks at catcher now. He's

looking at the dugout. You see him put

his hand out to say, "Are you going to

challenge? You're on the clock. What do

you guys got?" And he's looking. He's

waiting. He's waiting. And then they

say,

"Nah,

time's up. We're not going to

challenge." And she's like, "All right,

umpires, if you're wearing the helmet

with the camera on it, keep your mask on

the whole time. This is way cooler."

Gives the new ball to the catcher and on

we go. I liked that. Jay Buunner

throwing out the first pitch, pulls the

old Oh no, my hamstring. Oh no. Oh no.

You know who loved that? JRod loved it.

I mean, he absolutely loved it. He's

giddy. What a jokester. What an absolute

jokester. Pulled his hamstring. Aha.

That was uh he loved that almost as much

as Trevor McIll liked getting this last

strike out of the inning.

Let's [ __ ] go.

Fired up. He's going to stay fired up

all the way. [ __ ] yeah, boys. We're

[ __ ] winning this [ __ ] What's up,

Blue? You want to check my hands? Okay,

I'm fired up. I want to get to my boys

and you're kind of a barrier. Uh but

good stuff. I I I like your work. He

kind of points at him looking as he

goes. Good stuff. Thumbs up to you.

Thank you very much. And he's in the

dugout. Okay, this next one is fun. Tons

of footage you haven't seen. Celebrities

galore, player reactions, all the good

stuff you love. Mookie Bets is up at the

plate. The tying run is on third.

There's three balls on the count. So,

ball four is a tie game. And that's what

happens. The crowd goes crazy. Ump cam.

Let's take a look. Okay,

replay it. Slow it down. What do you

guys think? You got that high. You got

that. I don't think anyone was arguing

it. At a boy show loves it. So does

Glass now. [ __ ] yeah.

[ __ ] yeah. Mookie.

Yeah.

Dugout loves it. They're celebrating.

They're having fun. They're banging

railings, having a good time. You know

who else really liked it? Jason Baitman.

High five. [ __ ] yeah.

[ __ ] yeah.

Woo

yeah. Oh yeah. Yes. [ __ ] yes.

And magic. He's got to love it. Oh yeah.

Look how much bigger he is than everyone

else. Clap clap clap clap clap.

Everyone's clap. Oh no. He's not. He's

sad. He's not clapping at all. Little

kiss. Little magic and cookie kiss. Hey,

let's move on to a short I made where

MLB just botches a replay. Everyone was

surprised. Trent Gisham's at the plate.

This put it in my bucket of gripes with

how they do replay in the MLB. Strike

one. Wish you swung Trent. Next pitch

doesn't swing. Little scuffed ball. Do

we need No, I don't need a new one.

Okay, one in one count. Got another

breaking ball. He fouls that back and

then away. And here's the pitch we're

talking about. Calls it a ball. Trent

thinks about Wait, hold on. No. No. I

hit something. Hey. Hey guys, can you

check? Yeah, he he hit me. Yes, on the

swing. No, him. That guy, the catcher,

hit me on the swing. Okay, we're check.

>> Previous play is under review as the

Yankees have challenged.

>> Let's see. Did his bat hit the glove?

Uh, okay. How about this angle? And

bo. Yeah, looks like it did. Looks like

it bounced off the glove. Now, I know

what you're thinking. He caught the ball

and he didn't even really swing. Well,

the rule is if the bat hits the glove,

it's catcher interference. Otherwise,

catchers would just be fearless. They

put padding on their back, they dive

forward, catch the ball before they even

swings. Maybe not, but you get you get

why rules are rules. And that clearly

looks to me like he doked it right on

there. So everyone's like, "All right,

well, this one's going to get

overturned. This is fun." He says, "As

he was catching it." Yeah, he got him

after. Okay,

>> review the field stands. It was not

catch interference. The batter will

remain at bat and Whoa. What the [ __ ]

are we doing? Boon can't believe. Are

you pranking me? The [ __ ] are we doing?

You [ __ ] missed it. He's mad. He's

staring daggers like what? Everyone,

what is going on?

Down the line. That is a fair ball.

Gri's headed for second. He says, "Don't

worry, Skip. We'll take a double

instead." Well, Skip is still worried.

[ __ ] horseshit.

Still worried about it cuz like you know

we we're supposed to trust you. You're

the umpires. Here's what a runner on

base signaling the pitch to the batter

looks like from umpam. We have Ben Rice.

gets a curveball and just rockets it for

a home run. Now you missed where Belly

told him the pitch was coming, but as he

scores a good call, dog. Yeah,

appreciate you helping me out there.

Now, let's take a look. I'll show you

again. You got Bellinger on first base

and top right and he's just going to

spread his arms out like a flying bird,

like angels in the outfield. And that

was the signal. It's a breaking ball.

Look at this. The arms go out, that

means breaking ball. It's very, very

quick. Basically, he saw the grip when

the pitcher took the ball out of his

glove and said, "It's a curveball." And

then went. Beo actually put sleeves on

later on in this game. Started the game

no sleeves. This happened. I think he

came back with sleeves on. And in live

time, it is quick. Watch this. Uh, boom.

Boom.

Homer. Something you hear about all the

time, playoff baseball, the shadows. Day

games, those dreaded four:00 starts. The

shadows impossible to hit. Bet the

under. It's the shadows. Well, here's

what it looks like. Here's Schwarber's

first at bat in the first inning. No

shadows. Beautiful. Gets a single. Could

see it the whole way. Now, in his next

at bat, you can see the shadows creeping

in. They're not past him yet, so I don't

think they affect him, but you can see

they're creeping as the game and the sun

moves along. high fast ball swings

through it. Now, as in third at bat,

that's crazy. The shadows have moved

beyond the pitcher to the dirt. The

cameras haven't adjusted yet. So, it's,

you know, your eyes are better than

cameras at adjusting to things, but you

can still see how different it is. And

when the pitcher is in the light and

you're in the dark and that ball is

changing, that's tough. So, you went

from this to this to this. Tough times.

Not fun. Also not fun getting cramps.

Glass now's on the bump. He's known,

he's come out of games in the past

because he cramps places and he takes

his hand out of his glove and then all

of a sudden it sees ah seizes. Ah,

[ __ ]

Yeah, I'm good. Yeah, I'm good. Damn,

that was nasty. His whole hand when he

was with the Rays, I remember him he had

to come out of a game cuz his

non-throwing hand cramped up on him.

Right back on the mound. gets Bryce

Harper to ground out. Runs to first to

cover. Doesn't need to. Then he gave up

a single, but then ends the inning on

this fast ball. Boom. Got him. Walks off

the mound. Totally fine. How many people

even know what he went through? Doc

doesn't gives him a big hug. He's like,

"You're done." Hey, you're done. Don't

even worry. You're done. Hey, you're

done. You like that? He took his glasses

off. He's like, "You're done. I'm gonna

take my glasses off so you know that I'm

serious. You're done. You're done.

That's awesome. That was everything we

needed. Then he's going to hype him up.

He's like, "Yeah, yeah." And then he

says, "Go get your high fives." And now

he's got his cramping hand out,

high-fiving everyone, getting his love.

And do they even know what he went

through? I didn't until I saw that

replay. Time for everybody's favorite

baseball game. Guess that mouth.

Do you have it? Do you have it? Guess

the mouth. I think some people can get

it. Pause it. Comment. Leave your

comment. Who is it? Guess that mouth.

You got to have it by now at this point.

Bam. Craig Council. It was his mouth.

Little rewind to some hit by pitch. Did

it? Did it not controversy.

Time right here. First base.

Time. Right here. First base. In live

time, it looked like, wait, that hit

him? But umpires are are taught to

listen. Are there two sounds happening,

not just one sound? Because they're not

really going to pick that up if they're

following the ball, maybe. But look,

here's the sound waves. There are two

little notches. The first one is so

tiny, but there are two sound waves, so

it must hit the padding of his hand, and

it did get him. Rodan doesn't care if it

hit him or he didn't hit him. He just

thinks he's throwing his hands into the

zone. He says, "Hey, he keeps putting

his hands out there, Jordan." Yeah, he

keeps putting his hands out there.

He did that all year this season. He's

going like that and putting his [ __ ]

hands out there. So, I went and found

other times Carlos Ferdon threw that

same exact pitch in those coordinates uh

to a lefty at Yankee Stadium, so the

footage matches up and our eyes like it

better. I found two recently and one he

got a swinging foul ball strike and then

another one to Durant. He gets a

swinging strike. So that pitch has been

a strike for him and this time makes his

pitch but it's a hit by pitch. So that's

why he doesn't like it. If you're going

to a Yankees game next year, just be

careful. Vulpi throws his bat a decent

amount. You know, tight hands or slow

hands, so he's got a loose grip, maybe

too loose. Chucks his bat a good amount.

The fans are panicked. They forget the

nets there. It's normal to forget.

They're just like, "Oh, oh, whoa, whoa.

What? Blue Jays. What are you doing?

Huh? Trying to hit me? Come on." Vuli's

like, "No, I just I don't know, man."

He's kind of like the kid from Little

Giants. He's just looking at his hands

like, "Hey, don't fail me now. What's

your problem?" And also, where was that

pitch? How come I swung and missed at

it? So, he throws the bat and he's like

confused. Oh [ __ ] I was supposed to

hold on to that. looks at his hands for

a second, looks like, and where was that

pitch anyway? Oh [ __ ] This is what

being a bullpen catcher is all about.

Brewers bullpen catcher gets up from his

position, makes the grab, celebrates it,

fist pump, two hands up, all by himself

back. Yeah. Yeah. Bang.

Yep. And then the mask goes right back

on. He gets into his squat. He warms up

his pitcher because that's his job. If

that clip doesn't sum up what a bullpen

catcher is, then you've never known. The

Mariners bullpen catcher also had a

chance to make a great catch. He didn't

have his glove on though. He tried to go

with his hat and just misjudged it. And

Vargas is like, "What are you doing

giving him [ __ ] but Vargas ran away. It

was going to hit him and Vargas ran away

and he just missed." He's trying to

blame the hat and say like, you know,

"What did it hit? Where was it?" He's

looking at it. Whoa, I got I was right

under that. It hit and went through. Is

there a hole in my hat? I thought I had

it. And it's like, "No, man. You didn't

have it. You weren't underneath it."

Vargas did run away, but Vargas comes

back and he's like, "I don't want to

hear it, man. I don't care. Nah. Nah.

Don't give a shit." You know who does

want to hear some love? Bazardo in the

background catches it in his hat off

like three bounces and he holding it up

like that means something. That's not

the rules. He gives it to that guy,

which is nice. But then he's like,

"Guys, quit talking. I caught it. I'm

the one that caught it. It doesn't

count. It doesn't count. It was

rolling." Jameson Tyion had a chance to

catch a home run in his hat in the

bullpen. He positions himself perfectly.

He gets underneath it. He's in place and

just not strong enough on the grip. It

goes in his hat and just rips it right

out of his hands. Boom. But he was

there. They're fired up. Now we have a

tragic next couple seconds of this

video. The Cubs bullpen puts on the

worst display of celebrating and high

fives you've seen. It looks like a bunch

of toddlers who just got taught that

high-fiving is a thing. Look at this.

Now he's a lefty. That's just a straight

miss. Then he connects and then they're

all too close to be high-fiving. It was

another miss there by by There's another

miss there by JMO who I love. And he

just gives up. He's like, "All right,

I'll just celebrate with my arms up."

They're like, "No, we want high- fives.

We weren't around." Okay, two good hits

there. Still nothing to write home

about. Celebrates those. Boom. Solid.

Wow. Tough going. Let's go watch the

replay, they say. Watch this replay.

This fan in Seattle, he's going to show

them how it's done. We've got a foul

ball straight back soaring through the

air into the crowd. He gets his hat

front and center. Lands it and sticks

it. Holds it up. Crowd's like, "Oh my

god, I did it." Not only did he catch

the ball in his hat, he's going to drill

all the high fives. He's just going to

nail them. And did you see how he caught

it? Kind I was interested in how he's

holding this hat because

I think he took it off like this,

which is not If you're at home, do that.

You know, I think if I was to catch a

hat, how would I catch a hat?

How would I How would you take All

right, if you're in the crowd, film

yourself. Tweet it at me. How would you

take your hat off to catch a ball?

I think I'd be too slow. Oh, I'd be

maneuvering a lot.

This guy just goes

like that. I've never taken my hat off

like that. You know, you take your hat

off to to like do this to people. So, I

think I I think that's what I'd end up

doing this. But he comes at it like

that. Almost like he's blocking the sun

out of his face and then bam, the ball

catches him. Well, anyway, he's a hero.

POV, you are a base. People are stepping

on you. They're sliding into you. Best

of base camp.

It's pretty fun. A little spinama

action. Naylor on the move. Swinging bun

up the line. Grabs it. They collide.

Bam. Naylor stays on his feet. Carpenter

goes down. And Carpenter gets up, looks

at him like, "Damn, man. I went down.

You stayed on your feet. What's going

on?" And I'll show him the replay. What

happens is Carpenter kind of just gives

himself to the guy.

Like, you know, tuck his shoulder a

little bit.

You're If you do that,

you're gonna be the one that goes down

and Naylor's going to stay on his feet.

Damn, what did I do wrong? It was this

move. Whenever you're about to run into

someone and you do this move, you're

gonna be the one that gets got. And

that's just a lesson learned. That's all

that is. There's nothing to harp on. And

lastly, I put together a collection of

some of the best fan shots of the seat.

And lastly, here's a collection of

Mariners fans going through the motions

trying to clinch and get to the

championship series.

Hearts on the line.

Just praying, staring. Can't watch

praying. Tranquil rally shoe. Oh no.

Head in hands. No. Can't watch. Praying.

Clapping. Because we're we're building

an environment. Hiding.

Okay. Peeking. Should I watch now?

Should I? Okay. Uh, praying. Going to

pray a little bit. Covering the mouth

just in case. Don't let the mouth see.

Might throw up. Oh. Oh. Oh. Come on.

Come on. Come on. Come. Come on. Come

on. Come on. [ __ ] Damn. It's not good.

Oh, it's not good. Okay,

here we go. Full count.

Face and hands. Got him. Now we're

dancing. Oh, now we're running. We're

spinning. We're two high-fiving. Oh

yeah. Woo.

Let's go.

And look at this guy. Look at this guy

in blue down here going through the

motions. Oh,

someone give me a hug, please. Where's

my buddy? Oh. Oh, man. I think if he

would have I think if he would have held

on to that hug, then it would have been

Waterworks. If he would have held on, if

this hug turns into just a tighter

squeeze

would have been would have been

waterworks, but he's hanging in there.

Oh my god. All right, one more. One

more. Wow. Have to absolutely love it.

So, there you go. There's a recap of

unseen footage from the divisional

series that I thought was fun to share

with you. We'll chop them up, put them

into a bunch of shorts. I'll try to do

this with the championship serieses as

well. There's some breakdowns coming

out. They're on delay because like I

told you, I just haven't been able to

get to the microphone for a while. But

thank you very much. All of this was

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