Ty Cobb was an unforgettable baseball player and that is all I knew of him. Thank you for sharing what he did after the baseball career. What a wonderful man and what he did for Royston and how people loved him. I think his mom and dad were proud of him and they are all together now.

The Cobb mausoleum is iconic.

Jordan I was born in Royston and worked for the city for 6 years! I helped put the statue there! I didn’t realize u came through our small city! This is soo cool I been watching u for awhile and somehow missed this video.

His 1911 season. One of the best single season ever.

Awesome, I had no idea he was such a philanthropist, very impressive all around.

Ty Cobb is still the greatest player

Very much enjoyed this walk down memory lsne. My father was a big fan of baseball and spoke often of Ty Cobb. His accomplishments were awesome! Great collection at his museum. Very much enjoyed his, thank you Jordan

Great coverage of Ty. That is the strangest story every on his father being shot by his mother. The museum sure had a lot on him. The cleats and gloves have sure changed a lot.

The greatest All Around player to ever play MLB !

A great man but an even better ball player.

I am from Detroit Michigan and I’m a diehard Tiger fan and I just wanted to say that I thank you for making a Vlog video about One of the greatest Detroit Tigers players of all time!! :)

Jordan, I love how you touched on his racism and how you cleared the air about how he changed his tune.

My Grandfather saw Cobb play. And my grandmother on my Dad's side saw Babe Ruth on a street corner in New York.

Joe Leo… you’re the man.

So bittersweet to see a mans roundabout trip from his hometown, around the country and world and then back to whence he came.

Royston does it right by paying tribute to an important person from the community! It always fascinates me when people like Ty Cobb are not only good, but exceptional. Good for him for taking a tragedy in his family and using for good not only in his baseball career, but in business and giving back.

Thanks for doing this Vlog. Ty Cobb was not the complete jerk that most people think he was.

A great museum. Been there a few times. He was , and still is the Greatest Baseball Player who lived. That statue was at Turner field but they donated to Royston. There is a book written by Charles Leerhesen that dispels alot of rumors about Cobb. A very good read! Oh by the way, that movie Cobb with Tommy Lee Jones was based on a book of lies written by a liar. He was a very generous man. Built ballfields for both Black and White kids to play on . If you get a chance, come by Royston and ck. It out!!

Fun day with Jordan again

I'm 4 years late but this was wonderful. Sorry you missed Ty Cobb Field , which is where he learned baseball as a boy. It's also right in town there and still there. Also, you can visit his birthplace at The Narrows, off hwy. 441. on hwy. 105. I visited both places on my video.

I live 30 minutes from Royston Hope you enjoyed your visit.. come back anytime!!

"Cobb" starring Tommy Lee Jones is one of my favorite movies

Enjoy your videos. Unfortunately the hospital where my daughter was born The Cobb Memorial was torn down a couple of years ago. It was located kinda diagnal across the street from the library You filmed. It's vacant lot now. I live in next county over. Worked at a little radio station that was over There back in 90's. Can remember when the people from Royston were upset when Movie came out. Would have loved to have met you. Enjoying your videos!!

Good business man! His Coca Cola stock would have been worth 2 billion today. One of my favorite players! Thanks for this Jordan.

Fantastic vlog on Ty Cobb! Very interesting vlog on him! He was such a dimensional man, and everything about the vlog is very interesting, thank you! Too bad they tore down his childhood home and didn't turn into a Museum!

I enjoyed this and thanks

Love your videos. Thanks for sharing

Another great VLOG Jordan!!! I was born in Atlanta, GA.

im just now seeing this one, thank you for visiting, I live in the next town over Elberton ga, called the granite capital of the world and where those infamous guidestones are at:)

Good vlog

Wow Jordan thank you 🙏 for this awesome and amazing vlog of this great baseball ⚾️ player Cobb was the best of the best say hi to Jah lol by the way love the sun glasses 👓

Really interesting, Man had a bad then good life. It's strange how mush his offense is noted, and I had to think what position he played. One of the Baseball cards said outfield. Tums up!

Really cool Jordan, thanks. Hope you and Jah are safe from the earth quake business. Be safe♥️😎🐅✌

You are getting closer to Greenville, SC, home of Shoeless Joe Jackson! And our home. Love to meet up with you and help you with the tour and dinner/lunch on us. My husband, Dave, knows all about the local sites where Shoeless Joe played baseball as a kid on up. Loved this vlog on Ty! Thanks, Jordan!

Nice vlog Jordan.☺💛✨👍⚾

Please watch the documentary “Baseball” if you haven’t already!! That’s how I knew about all things baseball, including all the greats, and of course Ty Cobb! The spikes they depicted there were longer and sharper!!

Happy 🇱🇷4th🇱🇷

I do not know this man however what a story and you explain Ty Cobb's life very well. Thank you Jordan for this tour. Much appreciated :)

❤️ vlog

I live right down the road from where u was at and I never know about this

Detroit tigers fan here..... you did a good job of "compassing" cobb's life and baseball career. Lot of dark edges to cobb's life, great ballplayer no question about it.

Great work as usual!

Shoeless Joe Jackson played for my boys. WHITE SOX ⚾️. You know I LOVE sports vlogs.

I'm one of the people with a new perspective! I always heard Ty Cobb was kind of a jerk -- but after your vlog, I feel like I understand him better. Good job!

Have a nice 4th Jordan and Jah and everyone!!

Another good one! Thank you Jordan for taking us with you. Safe trip to your mom and you too! All that sadness in his life and he became a giver. People could learn alot from Ty Cobb.

Love your style...

Ty Cobb one of the greatest! Thank you for sharing😊❤

I’ve always heard that Ty Cobb was rude but now I can understand who he is better now. Amazing vlog! Thank you, Jordan!

Go thee every MLK weekend to camp with the sidecars in the winter. There is an excellent Japanese Restaurant tucked into a shopping center there! Right near the Cobb museum! Have a good 4th, be safe.

I never liked the movie as it portrayed a mean old man and i wished it would have depicted more of his baseball greatness. He was the best. When they tore down the old tiger stadium it crushed me. It was a historical place. Great vlog Jordan👍🏻😎

As a Detroit tiger fan... And on behalf of everyone here in Detroit thank you! I remember going to tiger stadium growing up it was better than Comerica! ( Born 1990 lol )

and Yogi was into the Yahoo drinks

FYI was owner of a dinner on Mackinaw Iland ,Michigan

I'm so glad you did this vlog. I started reading about Ty a few months ago and came to realize he wasn't some bigoted monster. He went to Negro League games and hung out in the dugout with them. He was a staunch defender of allowing them to play on white teams. The only time he really lost his temper and did beat up a guy in the stands was because the guy had been heckling him in game after game. The dude was disabled somehow but ran his mouth just fine and one day Ty lost it and it got blown way out of proportion. When he was managing the A's in 1927-1928, my husband's grandfather had been signed by Connie Mack. His name was John Lloyd Powers but they all called him Ike. He was said to be one of the few people who enjoyed rooming with Ty! He could be grumpy and drink a little (he was in his early 40's then) but Ike idolized him. He unfortunately chipped a bone in his hand and that put him back in the minors because he was a pitcher. Ike and Lefty Grove were lifelong friends who lived in little towns in Western Maryland not too far apart. They both owned pool rooms and visited each other frequently. Had a guy tell me all everyone quit shooting pool when they got together and talked baseball. A bit off topic, but I do hope you get to Cooperstown, we need to go there since his grandfather is acknowledged there. I really do feel differently about Ty than I did before I did a little research. Yours was spot on, this is a fantastic vlog. 😃

Wow what a brilliant home town hero, a remarkable man. Another great vlog

🦁 Jordan, I have not heard about Ty Cobb, Sounded as, his childhood molded his volatile future, but he also sounded as, a very smart business man. Great vlog 👏👍👏

Ty Cobb is my second cousin

Thank you for doing this vlog. I was always saddened by the negative stories surrounding Ty Cobb and I appreciate you showing the good that he did for the community and others. Great museum !

Hi Jordan, this was very interesting I never knew that ty Cobb WAS prejudice against black people. Very interesting in deed.🤔🙄

Looks like he was playing golf with Bobby Jones. Nice vlog Jordan.

Ty Cobb, “The Georgia Peach” man could that guy play baseball ⚾️ Legend to say the least. He was quite the humanitarian and helped many less fortunate. Great vlog JTL ..... once again 👍

Those websites need to be updated.

Ive been there a few times,i appreciate so much the Georgia vligs,thanks❤😊

Another thing I love about Your vlogs.is your since of humor . Waring a gun ? Lived in Hollywood long ? Thanks Jordan !

💋Great museum! Thanks again Jordan! ~Safe Travels and Blessings. Love and Light 💖Carli

I have pictures of babe ruth's grave and Billy Martin's grave

Beautiful vlog loved it Mr Cobb was one of the fantastic ball player thank you for the little history on him . Hello hah lil buddy

Wonderful video of the greatest..I live just up the road and I have done a couple of videos of his grave.Just enter Ty Cobb Grave at youtube to see them.

Awesome vlog. Ty certainly was a baseball great. I wish I was around back then to see him play.

Ty was a complex man in many ways. He was also very generous to the people of the town that he grew up in. Fascinating vlog Jordan!

Of all the sports baseball is my favorite. What a terrible tragedy happened with his father. The community really supports his legacy. His memory seems to be woven into the town’s identity. It’s so interesting to learn about the life of one of the greats. Thanks so much Jordan for the tour of his museum, and visit to his hometown, and gravesite. I really enjoyed today’s vlog!

Thanks for your efforts bringing home one of the greatest ballplayers who ever lived. AWESOME

Hi Jordan, I loved that mural on that wall and what a great statue. WOW, what a rack of bats and a nice trophy from Bette Davis. Well, what a mausoleum, sure was impressive. Great vlog Jordan.

What a lovely dignified vlog of a legendary baseball player & philanthropist. Thank you Jordon for introducing us to such a gentleman. Adelaide, South Australia is so distant from all of these great people, so it is appreciated emmensly for this lovely vlog.

👍🏼😊 cool

Lovely vlog thank you so much Jordan & Mum ! :-)

Thank you for going to Royston and for doing this vlog on the great Ty Cobb. Many young people may not ever have heard of him and I appreciate you taking the time on the July 4th holiday to go to his birthplace and highlight this great athlete of long ago. He once called playing baseball in his day as “something like a war”. It was for him anyway and he was the greatest Detroit Tiger and unquestionably one of the greatest ball players of his or any era.

Jordan ,So sad that Ty Cobb, had to go through this family tragedy, but like you said, it made him work even harder to be such a icon in baseball. Can you imagine, what that original Ty Cobb baseball card would sell for today.He certainly was a great man and legend,and still is to this day.Jordan that was lovely to leave a baseball on his grave.Thank you, for bring us with you .Happy 4th of July.God bless

Great vlog Jordan! I love hearing about the players from the glory days of baseball, and Ty Cobb was certainly a huge part of that. I hope someday you do a vlog about Ted Williams. He is my all time favorite player, and a CA boy (so hopefully you'll be able to get to it at some point).

These o-dark-hundred uploads are the best. Thank you Jordan.

Truly an excellent video. I love your historical stuff...

Amazing Vlog!.. Thank You!!

Great video, Jordan. I'm from Michigan and love the Tigers.

Ty Cobb a remarkable man... and a remarkable ball player. Excellent travel vlog today Jordan!! Many folks can play ball or sports but few are innately truly gifted. Thanks Jordan, I appreciate your time and effort to bring us this travel vlog, take care 🌺🌹🌸🌼🦋🌻🌻🙋🏻‍♀️

Very interesting vlog! As it is also my youngest niece's birthday I am headed to Dayton to spend the day with family. Happy 4th of July Jordan & Jah & Lionhearts!

Cool vlog Jordan! Great baseball player!

Thanks for this video I love baseball and seeing all the great players memorialized.

Jordan you rock brother. So enjoy these. Keep on keeping on.❤️

Jordan, you always pay such great tributes to these famous people, and you're so respectful of their last resting places. What a fully-packed vlog again, and I'm sure so many baseball fans were very appreciative of having been to Ty Cobb's hometown and museum. Thank you for all that you do.

I bet your Papaw is really loving these baseball vlogs . Very interesting story . Love it Jordan !! Happy 4th of July to you and Jau !!

WOW!!! Thank you so much Jordan for this vlog. I can easily say another favorite. Had to mark & save this vlog. ❤️💙❤️💙❤️

This was awesome ❤❤❤❤

I have enjoyed all the videos in Georgia I like Ty Cobb and I am a collector of Gone with the Wind.

I love your videos because you always put so much information in them.

Ty Cobb he was a big hitter grandfather went to go see him play against St Louis Browns in the game got kind of ugly when he's fight the second baseman of the st. Louis Browns especially in the 1930 World Series when he spiked pepper Martin at third base are the st. Louis Cardinals

Another great one ❤️

Keep Up The Good Work Daze With Jordon The Lion Have A Blessed Day And Have A Safe Travels Jordan Happy 4Th. Of July

Thank you Jordan for the daily vlog. I enjoyed it very much. I love baseball always did since I was a young kid. I was such a tomboy lol and now I passed the passion of baseball onto my kids and grandkids. Love to you and Jah

By coincidence, I watched the movie COBB about a week ago. You did a great job showing your viewers Ty Cobb's home town and telling the Ty Cobb story. You are becoming KZfaq's Ken Burns🎥🎬📽