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Did you seriously just say JAMES SHIELDS had an impressive career??? you need to cut back on the crack bro.
had to sub just for the lemony snicket reference
As a White Sox fan:
I seriously never really minded the Shields trade outside the obvious "WHAT DID WE CREATE" memes. At the time, no one knew what Tatis would be, and he was a lottery ticket that simply looked interesting to the Padres. He was their golden ticket, after hundreds of thousands of busted and broken prospects. Odds are he might've never developed in the Sox system (hell, he never even played a GAME in the White Sox system according to baseball reference). Kudos to San Diego for finding that diamond in the shitpile known as the Sox farm system.
Shields was awesome. Extremely efficient as a pitcher.
2:54
I have always understood a “gentleman’s sweep” to go up 3-0 and win in five.
Tampa winning game two eliminated the chance of a gentleman’s sweep
hey my buddy, you should do one about a notorious Yankee Killer, who doesn't get talked about enough even among Brewer circles, unless they're guys like my dad: born in the late 50s, and young enough to remember when the Brewers started to be really good around '78
One of the most unsung aces, even in his own time – Mike Caldwell
There's virtually nothing on the guy. His most notable accolade is a spot on his alma mater's wall of fame. Very little video footage even exists from what I can gather.
You guys have resources that I do not, and this is basically a message in a bottle, but I'm hoping that it finds one reader with enough savvy to at least look at his Baseball Reference page, realize that he still holds some Brewers' franchise records, and understand how great he really was.
Help me, Jolly Olive, you're my only hope.
As a Padres fan, I'll never forget James Shields
Dude SHOVED for YEARS. As a Padres fan thanks for Tati "eyes"
11:25
So later on he went to Tampa to retire from baseball and while there visited a rub and tug?
Good for him, supporting immigrant communities and all. Exemplary humanitarianism.
As a lifelong diehard Royals fan I love James Shields and Wade Davis who came over from the Rays (and yeah, I know, it's been especially tough being a Royals fan this year as we've been historically bad all around be it pitching, hitting, fielding, and especially hitting.) Anyways, I love James Shields as well as Wade Davis as they both came to the Royals from the Rays, and their arrival in 2013 coincided with the best stretch of baseball Kansas City has seen in the last 37-plus years. 2013 was our first season over .500 since 2003, and before that we hadn't been over .500 since the early 90s. Anyways, Shields helped lead us to our first playoffs in 30 seasons back in 2014 even if he wasn't effective in the playoffs/World Series. And I agree it's a shame he didn't get to come along for the 2015 World Series ride. But his buddy Wade Davis was! Lol
Two pitchers with the nickname, "Boob".
So…a pair of Boobs. 🤣
Can you do a video on Troy Glaus? He had such a short, great prime. Masher
his nickname was “big game, James” not complete game James.
Broo you need to rethink what a unfortunate career is lol
MOBO REFERENCE?!?!?!?!?
Jolly Olive, do a video on what happened to Allen Craig please
Shields had a good career I always felt bad for him in the 2014 World Series having to go against madbum
I feel like DeGrom has the most unfortunate career ever. He's absolutely incredibly talented but can't stay healthy. If he could have stayed healthy, he could have been one of the greatest of all time. Fortunately he's possibly still doing great things: there's speculation that in his contract the Rangers couldn't have a pride night.
As I Rays fan, I got the message.
Frank Thomas video please!
The morale of the story, never go to the white Sox-from a white Sox fan
Love the Modern Baseball picture!
11:45 – The pitcher is Mike Basick (i had to look it up but i remember him from MLB the SHow
So why are the 2023 Padres under the 500 mark at the All Star Break. Tatis comes back, the Padres have stalled
shields was good, maybe they lost game 7 but a lot of players don't get to go to a world series.
I've always wanted to meet James so i could point to my chin and say "hey dude, you've got some crap here"
Big game James *
James Shields was one of my favorite players, I always tried to get him on my fantasy roster. Not sure why but my top 5 favorites were Utley, Mauer, Shields, Cliff Lee and Raul Ibañez. That’s right I bet it’s been a hot minute since you’ve heard Raul Ibañez’ name
Do people actually not know who James Shields is???????
His 2 Seam was NUTS. I saw it plenty since he seemed to always pitch great against my Orioles. I saw it plenty and it was nasty 90 percent of the time. Don’t get me started on his 2014 run with the Royals. He was great, again against the Orioles in the ALCS.
11:15 the Nats pitcher was Mike Bacsik. He was a journeyman who, prior to that season in 2007, hadn't played in the majors since 2004 with Texas. Crazy thing is that season with the Nats would be his final, and since the Bonds home run was relatively late in the season, that was probably one of Bacsik's final appearances of his career.