That is an incredible idea! Love to see it

Great comment

That's what I commented on his last video in the momentum shop. i said " When will we get the crew video in Japan?". It would be a great video

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I emailed momentum , and told them that they should surprise Trevor by traveling to japan and no response

I feel like what your pitches did is pretty nice? At least acknowledging they were wrong and that you have the knowledge to call a solid game!!

​@Rogue Noodles it's all about accepting when you were wrong and owning up to it. According to Marshawn Lynch, that's why a lot of people didn't want to play for Pete at the Seahawks. It means a lot to people when you just go "hey, that was completely my fault. I'm sorry."

When the shoe is on the other foot - I call a pitch and the hitter mauls it, I apologize to the pitcher and let him know it wasn't him - he hit the spot I asked him to hit. I just didn't call the right pitch in that count/sequence. Definitely goes both ways.

one time i was the pitcher who gave up the hit and my catcher was pissed so i pitched what he put down from then on

The pitcher knows what he is throwing better and what feels better tho

You dissed too much Japanese people.Americans do not know outside of the world too.

​@@orangeorange9719 I think they don't even know their own country.🤔

@@user-wm1hj6ss9w lol

@@user-wm1hj6ss9w yeah….. that is quite true.

@John I don’t know if that is true or not… but I’m an American fan who appreciates the welcome the Japanese people have given Trevor, appreciates the feedback the Japanese fans are providing in the comments here, but also hope Trevor can come back to MLB someday soon. In the meantime, I’m loving this channel.

全てのは嘘だろ。好きじゃないチームメイト、ベイスターズファンも人間なんだから存在するだろ。主語が勢い余って大きすぎる

@@okGDJ _USA Today_ is the one that's buying the woman's account without corroboration or even caring that her story keeps changing.

@@okGDJ yes. It's about women, but no Japanese people criticize Bauer's sword performance, which has been said for a long time. If you watch the BayStars game, you'll understand. In the game the other day, teammates Maki and Ito had the same performance. Yamazaki, who was previously in the news, also did not criticize his sword performance. Yamazaki tells the team management staff to respect players from other teams. Japanese baseball fans find it pathetic that the USA media hides the fact that the Japanese love Bauer so much. where is equality somewhere free.

Do you have a link to the Japanese channel?

some idiot Japanese hate him

Trevor is on revenge arc right now

正直に言うと、彼は自分が生まれ育った場所とは全く違う異文化の中で、余りにも受け入れられていて、日本人に好かれ過ぎている状況に嬉しさを感じているのではないかと思います。 誰だってあなたのことが大好き！と言われて嫌な気持ちにはならないでしょうから。 彼は日本のファンに対して大変なサービスをしてくれているのです。 日本では大人の男性でも、少年の様な心を持った人が好かれます。カワイイは褒め言葉です。

Sad how folks back in the States could only dish out false allegations to him.

and every thing Dodgers is a DISSERVICE.

😂

Fun channel to watch! Great information!

Your outta your mind. If he said Roger Beshens taught him his football slider, on center, grip, throw like a football, stiff wrist. He would admit he's nothing he paints himself as. He has to live with ever time throwing that slider that's not really him, that's Roger Beshens. Daniel Bard is dealing with that now, and Amir Garrett. They can't be themselves if they throw the ROger Beshens football slider.

NPB is a business that generates more revenue from admission fees, food and beverages, and merchandise than from broadcasting rights. The business model of NPB is similar to that of MLB, but different.

yeah it's more like college football crowds and game environment if you've ever been

Japanese people are definitely more respectful in general

It seems like fans are WAY more engaged

@@johndamario2546 facts and they treat everyone with respect unlike here were fans treat the players like just objects for their entertainment

Probably because Japanese baseball has a pitch clock... right?

They're just people too.

I got to talk to one of the best Canadian MLB players during the WBC and he was just hanging out in the stands like a normal person. No one was crowding him.

@benedict5604 I was fortunate enough to play pro baseball. When you are young, you're nobody, but a lot of the big leaguers treat you like you're just like them during spring training. I wouldn't even recognize half of them out of uniform at the bars and restaurants. My 3rd best friend growing up ended up winning 2 World Series and an All-Star MVP. One time, when he was coming to town, I called the stadium and left a message for him to please call me (I had been out of baseball for a while then). They put the message on his visiting locker, and sure enough, he called me. I took all of my store managers to the game on him right behind the dug out. They were blown away that I knew him, and they all got to meet him. To me, it was just my high school teammate.

ほんとにそうですwwwwwバウアーが隣にいたら嬉しすぎるw

Hey what did he say at the end yokohama saikosho?

@@kelmicorporan4422 横浜最高潮！(YOKOHAMA SAIKOCHO!) YOKOHAMA reaches the highest point !

Ur going to put ur name on this guy ?

Dats right! The worlds best KZfaqr.

Would you let him date anyone you know? I certainly wouldn't and that's why I have no respect for him. Of course he doesn't need my respect or should care about it either. It's still the main reason why he's not in the MLB anymore. It's his image off the field.

​@@BigSqueeGG YES! I have an ex-girlfriend who would love him. And the chance to make money off the legal system would be great! The thing with Trevor is that he is impulsive and that, no doubt, lead to his situation. Poor judgement of peoples motives or he lacked the ability to control his own social impulses... either way it resulted in a legal case that tarnished his MLB career (And also put him on a map of sorts). I'm certain if given the opportunity to do it again... he would make some changes this go around. just sayin. Trevor might not be the sharpest tool in the batters box, but he knows how to learn... He showcases that every week with this vlog...

@@BigSqueeGG Would i let him? There is no "let him" i respect and trust my friends and family and their judgement. If anyone i know wanted to date him that's between him and her. You sound like a control freak.

It's not just MLB. Can confirm, everyone hates him except frat kids in high school and Japanese baseball fans.

great idea

Yeah, you’re right. If he told one of the teams he wanted to watch a game, I'm sure they would have given him a private room for free. It must be tough being a celebrity that you can't do things on the fly without being recognized.

@@SG-jm7np I think Trevor wants the total fan experience, not the club suite experience.

@@SG-jm7np I agree with the above. I think he wanted to experience the atmosphere of the crowd more than anything. So my suggestion is to section off a part of the seats for the event.

素晴らしい英語力！私も説明しようとしましたがうまく出来ませんでした。

I feel fairly neutral about Japan, and I actively dislike baseball, but I've really been enjoying these videos.

I didn't start watching until Japan, and I've gone back and watched his last couple years (they were both short) in the MLB. Man's an misunderstood treasure. Especially not being butthurt when someone homers and celebrates on him and feel the need to throw at him next time around. Breath of fresh air.

All Japanese people know that. And all the Japanese know that MLB has politically ousted Mr. Bauer, and that there are many Americans who are spreading propaganda to prevent him from coming back after being legally acquitted. Because the Japanese who became his fans after Mr. Bauer came to Japan saw a lot of those American tweets and KZfaq comments directly. Furthermore, not only Japanese but also Koreans and Taiwanese are starting to watch Mr. Bauer's KZfaq. Now, Japanese people are watching MLB's political maneuvering and are beginning to think, "There are a lot of Americans with bad personalities, aren't they?"

Just how late do you sleep www

I just looked it up. I'd make full use of that.

Thank you!

Giving the fans the chance to vote is cool. But I I doubt Trevor will promote himself for your vote since their are obviously other players available that deserve to be in that game. If he gets voted in, then that’s totally fine. But it would look disrespectful for him to say he should be in the game. It becomes a charity case then.

​@@SaltyChip he promoted himself in the last two videos. I'm not dogging him for doing it as he absolutely should promote himself but you saying he wouldn't do it cause it makes him look disrespectful if he does actually now makes him look bad since he has in fact been promoting himself

@@SaltyChip I’m sorry. My comments may have seemed a bit forced. Please understand that I am not trying to force Trevor to play in the All-Star Game. As you said, there are other great players in the NPB and the selection should be fair. I also understand that each fan should be free to decide which players they want to see in the game and should not be guided by others. I wrote the above comment because there seemed to be quite a few people from overseas who wanted to vote for Trevor but had difficulty doing so in the comments section on the last his video. Not that making my comment will help in any way, but I just thought it would be nice if more people could enjoy voting the next time around. Trevor has expressed his willingness to participate in the game many times, as shown in this video. As far as I can see, it is a minority in the NPB who is so eager to participate in the All-Star Game. So we Japanese baseball fans may tend to think he has a strong will to play.

August in Tokyo is terrifyingly hot, sometimes killing people. take care. I hope you have a good trip.

Hope you have good trip!

Summer in Japan is hot and humid, so sweat doesn't evaporate, making it difficult to regulate body temperature. There are vending machines and convenience stores every 100m in the town, please drink water frequently to avoid dehydration. It takes 45 minutes from Tokyo to Yokohama by Keihinkyukou line, so please come and visit Yokohama! The scenery in Yokohama is more beautiful than in Tokyo.

Yokohama Central Station is closer to Haneda Airport than most places of interest in Tokyo. It takes about 20 minutes by express bus. Even if you land at Narita Airport, there is a direct express service by JR-NEX.

He was on the mound at that stadium two days before the game, throwing the ball.

Especially with his hat backwards, maybe put of forward and some sunglasses..

Well I mean the cameras are rolling and he has to come across a certain way obviously

@@endofquoterepeattheline7516 true, he could always get pissy and then just not upload that part, but I’d rather believe in people’s good nature.

He‘s awesome as a KZfaqr as well! ٩( ᐛ )و

the one thing was for sure last weeks he couldnt get worse xd