Jeff Manship implies the existence of Jeff Womanplane

Munenori Kawasaki just popped up in my head, he was such a funny guy!

I am sorry this list is so long, but I believe there are some good fits in here for a future episode of this series: Devon Travis, Mike Bolsinger, Tommy Medica, Nate Freiman, Hyun Soo Kim, Rusney Castillo, Paulo Orlando, Brandon Finnegan, Jimmy Paredes, Shawn Tolleson, Allen Craig, Jonathan Herrera, JB Shuck, Matt Harrison, Josh Johnson, David Lough, Jarrod Parker, Jordan Pacheco, Vance Worley, Moises Sierra, Josmil Pinto, Justin Maxwell, Louis Coleman, Steve Delabar, Casey McGehee.

As an A’s fan, Andrew Bailey, Justin Duchsherer, and Ryan Cook are some pitchers that put together good seasons and then disappeared out of nowhere

Carter Capps was great for the Marlins and even forced a rule change

Jimmy Paredes was one of my favorite players when he was on the Orioles, I think he’d be a great addition to this list

What about Jarod Parker? The dude put up pretty decent numbers for the A's during there 2012-2013 playoff runs. He posted an 3.68 Era over his short lived career where he only played in 2 seasons and posted a pretty good record of 25-16 with 275 strikeouts and a WAR of 6.5. he was a pitcher who could've been pretty good for the A's during their playoffs years, but injuries derailed his career.

You should do Brett Jackson, mike olt, Ramon Santiago, Josh Willingham and Chris Johnson for the next one

i got solarte because im a jays fan and i remembered when we got him from the padres

Chris heston was awesome for the giants. No idea if he’s still playing today

Irving Falu is actually a coach in my baseball academy pretty cool

Jimmy paredes, one of my favorite players of all tkme

MLB the Show is the reason I knew about 80% of these guys

Jonathan Sanchez is one that rings a bell to me. Seemed to pitch really well after his no hitter in 2009, but his rough start in game 6 against the Phillies until his retirement, he wasnt the same pitcher.

Allen Craig. I just remember him going off for those early 2010s Cardinals.

Here's your Indians pitcher for part 5: Cameron Cairncross. After his pro career was nearly derailed by injuries, he's able to stay healthy for the first time in years in 2000 at age 28 and put up a 1.67 ERA between AA/AAA. The Indians called him up and he posted a 3.86 ERA over 15 games down the stretch as the Indians won the AL Central. He never threw another professional pitch after that season. . . . Or: Chad Paronto. 4.04 ERA for the 2002 Indians. May not really fit as he had 2 very good years in '06-'07, but for the Braves, before he disappeared. . . . Or: Jack Cressend. 2003 Indians; 33 GP, 2.51 ERA, 1.14 WHIP. Other 4 years of his career; 89 GP, 4.82 ERA, 1.56 WHIP. . . . Or: Matt Miller. Career: 100 GP, 2.72 ERA from '03-'07. '04-'05 with Indians: 80 GP, 2.65 ERA, 1.14 WHIP; then only appeared in 16 more big league games. The point is you've only begun to scratch the surface when it comes to Indians pitchers who shined brightly for a short period of time before being forgotten.

Do a video on Chris colabello. His breakout 2015 season was underrated

Ezequiel Carrera, was finally pretty good his last season and was great in the 2016 postseason. Then disappeared

I got an Indians reliever for you to start part 4. How about Rafael Perez. Also Tommy Joseph would be a good player to have in these videos

Just subscribed! Great content at a steady rate, keep it up! As a Braves fan, I think back to Brooks Conrad. Dude was clutch as a PH and had a penchant for hitting grand slams all while wearing no batting gloves.

It’s so crazy that you talk about Kevin Seigrist when me and my dad literally wondering what happened to him the other day!!

Cool vid ideas if you want: Very Unlucky/Lucky Players Players with oddly similar careers Players will oddly similar career numbers, but very different careers (playing style, team success, etc.) Love your vids! Keep it up

Jim Johnson, Jesus Montero, Jose Lobaton, Jake Lamb, Brandon Moss, Jose Pirela, Brendan Ryan, Andrew Bailey, and Grant Balfour

There is also Ryan Cook, who was an all-star for the A's in 2012 and was a key piece to the A's bullpen from 2012-2014 and then had a steep decline in performance after being traded in 2015.

Loving your videos after finding you a couple weeks back! Your comment at 6:20 is exactly how my brains works, and idk why I'm like that either. Keep up the good work

Hector Santiago, an all star pitcher for the Angels in 2015.

(I’m a pirates fan) and I go “Duh... Jeff Locke” and then you clarified NOT including Pirates fans. Loved that!

Excellent series of videos so far! :) Probably really hard to find footage of him at this point, but I’d LOVE if you could talk about Hurricane Hazle in the next part of this series-came up as a rookie in 1957, hit .403 in September to help propel the Milwaukee Braves to their only World Series championship in the city, only to literally fall off the face of the baseball earth, never to be heard from again. In any case, keep up the fantastic work!

My dad and I called Kevin Siegrist, Kevin Seabiscuit. Every time he was brought in, we’d yell “SEABISCUIT!”

All of these guys I was familiar with (though I didn't get them through your clues or anything, just remembered the names when you mentioned them). Playing a lot of Sporcle quizzes really helps with the memory of obscure players haha. Suggestions for the next vid: Matt Duffy, Brett Jackson, Andy Sonnanstine, Garrett Atkins, Jake Fox, and Mark Kiger.

These vids are pretty dope, channels underrated

Really enjoying your channel! I saw you mentioned no hitter on the cover picture... I thought for sure it was Bud Smith. He was a pretty solid flash in the pan.

Billy Burns was one of the most memorable players of the 2010s for me

I can't wait for part 4, these have been good

Check out Phillip Humber. I played high school ball with and he had a interesting career. He thru a perfect game for the White Sox and never did anything after.

I was able to remember 3 of the players from this list, by far the most I've gotten on any of this vids, keep doing these they're a lot of fun to look back at these players

Bobby Crosby, Ben Sheets, Corey Hart, Aaron Crow, Jordan Walden, and Ryan Cook

I played against Jeff Locke in highschool. He was dominant on the mound and also hit one of the longest homers I’ve ever seen up in Conway NH. It’s rare for guys from NH to make it to the big leagues with only him and Sam fuld being the only two I can think about

Hi Jolly! Irving Falú has been currently playing for the Puertorican Winter League (Roberto Clemente Professional League in Puerto Rico).

henderson alvarez is still playing in the mexican league for my hometown team alongside mile fiers, starlin castro, and jose “el cafecito” martínez. great dude, i even have an autographed jersey by him.

Haven’t seen him mentioned but one of the one hit wonders I think of that is forgotten is José Arredondo

Love these videos. Two obscure players from my childhood were Aaron Small and Shawn Chacon. Both were mediocre, but had significant breakouts in 2005. Small specifically went 10-0. Feel like there’s a cool story in there somewhere.

Easy Indians pitcher to start part 4 with would be Cody Anderson. Was brilliant in his rookie year, he was super hyped entering 2016 and got compared to Matt Harvey in terms of stuff, but injuries ruined him and he was barely able to throw strikes anymore. I haven’t seen him around since 2019. Missed Falu, but got the others.

I dig the QOTSA poster, one of my favorite albums. Keep up the great videos!

Clete Thomas, Logan and Jordan Schafer, Jonathan Lucroy, Josh Willingham, Eduardo Nunez, Casey Fien, Jon Rauch, Munenori Kawasaki, Kaz Matsui, Nori Aoki, Joe Crede, Jason Bartlett, Grant Balfour.

One of the few players i remember is José Vidro, a 2nd basemen for the montreal expos, i've seen him play a couple of times

Top 3: Kawasaki, Jung Ho Kang, Carter Capps(weird pitching style)

Got all the players except for Falu. Might I suggest looking at Seth Maness (lockdown reliever in 13 and 14 fizzled out after Tommy John, although he was the first one to try a new kind of TJ surgery) and Daric Barton (he was never good but he is probably the most patient hitter I know. led the league in walks despite only batting around .270 and hitting just 10 homeruns. He continued walking in the mexican league but hasnt played professionally since 2018)

This guy makes better content than some KZfaqrs with 10x the subscriber count.

Man. I had to comment on this one! definitely had Jeff Locke and Henderson Alvarez on my fantasy team. Love your channel, thanks for keeping "random" dudes relevant and in the mix

Henderson Alvarez was involved in no hitters on the last day of the season two years in a row. The year after the one he pitched, he was the starter and loser against Jordan Zimmermann's no hitter. Also, earlier in the month in which he pitched his no hitter, he hit a grand slam homer.

still havent stumped me yet. this is quickly becoming my favorite baseball channel your sweater looks comfy af btw

How could you forget Solarte? He was such a good dancer

Chris Heston is a good one, threw a no hitter in 2015 against the Mets. Scott Schebler is another one, he had a 30 homer season and then fizzled out. Franklin Gutierrez, Zack Cozart, Chris Colabello, Chris Carter are a few more

I too had Solarte on fantasy. Underrated pickup

Been subbed since you had 1k when u randomly appeared in my recommended. Havnt missed a video since! Keep up the good work my guy

Billy Burns! I saw him in a Royals uniform once and it was... unsettling. He was sooo perfectly Oakland.

Definitely remember Solarte. Not sure if he fits the criteria for the show, but what about Hideki Okajima? Had a few very solid seasons with the Red Sox (including an All-Star nod in 2007) and had a weird delivery where he would look straight at the ground as he threw the ball. Not sure how many people would remember him outside Red Sox fans.

Ben Revere, Matt Belisle, Mark Rzepczynski, Chris Heisey, Clint Robinson, Mat Latos, Sammy Solis, Danny Espinosa, Jose Lobaton

I’m doing pretty good, I’ll be honest tho, you got me with falu. I got some players tho, Andrew Bailey, Ryan hanigan, Stephen drew, grant balfour, and Scott atchison

Really liked Manship on Philly in 2014 but he had a couple blow-up outings that did him in. He also tore his quad running to first on an extra innings grounder up the middle. Phils would have won if he beat it out. He ended up signing with the Reds I believe in 2019ish but failed a physical, resulting in his release.

brandon league as well, dude was filthy with the m's and dodgers

You should do a video on “Star Players you forgot that played on other teams” that could be interesting since there’s a lot of star players that ended of started their careers on other teams that people forgot about, like Andruw Jones played with the Dodgers for example.

Great video how about some of the 2015-2016 Mets relievers Addison Reed and maybe even Jim Henderson?

Love it. Can’t wait for part 4.

I saw both Jeff Manship and Henderson Alvarez pitch for the Lehigh Valley Ironpigs

Jolly thanks for posting your vids. Us fans are grateful for guys like you to entertain our day.

Got em all (Though I thought you were talking about Seth Maness before you introduced Kevin Siegrist). Two dudes that are similar to some of the guys in the video are James Jones (Mariners outfielder in a Billy Burns style mold. Remember him in 2014) and Chris Heston (I thought the no-hitter clue was about him). Maybe they can be future picks.

i got jeff locke, fantasy stud that window then absolutely fell apart. and i remember the henderson alvarez ho hitter, i was at the met game that day, last game of the season

I saw Billy Burns in a spring training game and he was absolutely electric. There's speed and then there's that guy

Billy burns was my fantasy baseball late season pickup on year, was amazing. And Irving falu finally got me

I'm a Phillies fan and have no recollection of Kevin Siegrist. The Phillies' bullpens of the past 9 years have been revolving doors of a lot of has beens and never weres. Some homegrown ones in the early part of the period were Michael Stutes, Michael Schwimer, and B.J. Rosenberg.

Henderson Alvarez was my favorite pitcher in 2012 with the Jays. That sinker was just so fun to watch and I totally saw him with #1/2 potential

After putting too many hours into MLB The Show 14-16, this was quite the trip down memory lane. What I forgot most, however, were those 2016 Padre uniforms. Why were they there only a year?!

Haha! I rode that Irving Falu train as well. Lol

This one is gonna be another banger!

I remembered Manship from the early part of his career when he was in AAA with the Twins he pitched for my Home Town Rochester Red Wings remember a game where he got lit up and didn't make it out of the third never knew he figured things out in Clevland

Cody Anderson, Scott Atchison, Danny Salazar, John Axford, and Vinnie Pestano are some Indians arms that were pretty good for a time

As a Yankee fan, I remember Yangervis doing an impression of another almost forgotten but then red hot phenom: Yasiel Puig.

Cameron Rupp, Darin Ruf, Corey Spangenberg, Seth Smith, Will Venable, Ryan Ludwick, Carlos Quentin

I love your channel and I would love a video on Corey Patterson. Guy was under appreciated

Jim Henderson is a good one. He had 2 good years with the brewers and then vanished. Finally cracked the majors at 29 too.

Danny Barnes. Was really good for the jays in 2016 out of the bullpen but was out of the league in 2018

I always remember Jeff Locke because I always think of him (as well as NFL player Jeff Lock) when I see a local business called Jeff's Lock.

Here's an interesting one for ya, steve delabar, relief pitcher for the jays. I believe he got an allstar nod as a final write in candidate or something

Henderson Alvarez won the Mexican Baseball League championship with Leones de Yucatán last year

Seigrist was always tough when he pitched against the cubs, a very crafty lefty with decent fastball velocity.

small correction because of my Marlin love: Saltalamacchia wasn’t a part of the Blue Jay trade, he was one of the few free agent signings the Marlins made in the middle of the decade. Jeff Mathis and John Buck were part of the trade though

Ronnie Belliard, Ben Sheets, Kevin Mench, Brennan Boesch, Nook Logan are a few guys off the top of my head

Definitely knew Jeff Locke was coming up when he said "Pirates pitcher". I'm a Nats fan and I always remember watching Jeff Locke completely shut down the Nationals.

Would love to hear one about Jason Kubel, Jack Cust, Ty Wiggington, Pedro Feliz or Scott Podsednik

These videos have been great for learning how to pronounce the names of players I'd never heard spoken aloud before.

Tyler Colvin, Jeff Baker, Ryan Sweeney, Connor Jackson, Travis Ishikawa, Trent Oeltjen, Rusty Ryal, Trystan Magnusson.

Great video series!! I didn’t know any of these guys except Jeff Locke and that’s because he is from near my hometown

Love the videos man

I think Aaron Sanchez from the blue jays could be a great addition to the list. Great vid Olive!

Rusney Castillo, Ben revere, Ryan lavarre, Alfredo alceves, Felix doubront, John Mayberry just to name a few

these players bring back so many memories

Obscure All-Stars: George Sherrill - 2008 Orioles Ty Wigginton - 2010 Orioles Lance Carter - 2003 Devil Rays Mark Redman - 2006 Royals Robert Fick - 2002 Tigers Jason Bere - 1994 White Sox Evan Meek - 2010 Pirates Shawn Chacon - 2003 Rockies Aaron Cook - 2008 Rockies John Means - 2019 Orioles These are some of the more obscure names I remember making it

I dig this series you're doing