A starting pitcher coming up for his 4th AB was the craziest part of this.

Jomboy can do you a breakdown of how my marriage fell apart?

I forgot how unathletic proffesional athletes looked back in the eighties. They look like my dad's beer league softball team. I miss the eighties.

I just watched this breakdown again for probably the millionth time. The line, "Woodson is so nuts that he make Goose Gossage look normal." still makes me literally laugh out loud every time I see it. Mad levels of staying power from this video. Legit: pure gold.

I’ve never seen a team so determined to try and nail a guy. That is hilarious 😂

Every player in the 80s looked like they were in their 50s

There's a legendary story about "Perimeter Pascual" Perez from the 1982 season that most Braves fans have heard but some of the younger fans or fans of other teams may have not. I-285 is the 64 mile loop around the city that we call The Perimeter. Perez was traded to the Braves in July of 82. The next month he was scheduled for a start, was headed down I-85 and accidentally took the exit to get on 285. He then proceeds to drive 150 miles, circling around Atlanta two and a half times and didn't stop until he finally started running out of gas. He pulls into a gas station, walks in, one of the workers happened to be listening to the pregame broadcast and says, "hey aren't you Pascual Perez? They're looking for you at the stadium." So the worker drives him to old Atlanta Fulton County Stadium, he gets there right before the game starts, Phil Neikro has gotten loose at this point, he gets the start, Braves win. Pascual makes it to the ballpark on time the next night, he gets the start this time, pitches 9 and two thirds, doesn't give up a run until the 10th inning. Braves score two in the tenth to win 2-1 and the legend of Perimeter Pascual was born. Or 285 Pascual or simply I-285, whatever you wanted to call him. Braves teammates hung maps of the city in Pascual's locker and Bob Watson said "sometimes it takes getting lost to find yourself." RIP Pascual

John McSherry -- he was a player's umpire. Old school. Weighed close to 400 pounds much of his career. Died of a massive heart attack while calling balls and strikes on opening day in Cincinnati 12 years later. The guy was beloved -- coaches and players were in tears. They postponed the game out of respect.

Champ Summers is the most baseball name I ever heard

Dude it just didn’t stop and imagine a kid got baseball tickets to see this game for his birthday and this is what happens best birthday ever

I was at this game. Back then going to a Braves game was a crap shoot. Chief Nock-a-homa was always drunk. The score was more like a football game. More fights than a hockey game. You could get a $2 bleacher ticket and go by Green's Package and get a couple of plastic gallon jugs of beer and bring in your own cooler. Those were the days.

The names in that brawl... 70s Yankees Nettles, Gossage, Chambliss... Joe Pignatano, bullpen coach of the Miracle Mets, Bob Gibson, who threw his share of knockdown pitches in a HOF career, and 67 year old Johnny Sain who won a pennant with the Boston Braves in '48.

About to go order a Champ Summers Jersey

I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again. My favorite guy in these brawls is ALWAYS the guy who comes running in full steam then proceeds to leap directly over the pile

“Bob Horner’s in deep thought, but also out of breath. That’s kind of his life. Good for you Bob.” 😂

3:51 "You gotta be better at throwing cups full of liquid." Your delivery of this line is so laid back and casual lolol almost as if tho you think EVERYONE should know how to hurl cups full of liquid lolol I love it. I love you jomboy

The golden age of baseball. Back when the players kept their plumber's physiques by a regiment of excessive amounts of Schaefer beer, and cauldrons of Mac n cheese.

Damn , That was a beauty ! multiple fan arrests , charging with bats , handlebar mustaches . That game had it all. We need a modern era one of those

"Bob Horner is in deep thought.....and out of breath. That's kinda his life..." Popped me good 🤣

In my whole life, i had never heard my mom say any cuss words until this game !!! 😱 RIP, Mom!!! Go Padres 👍😎

4:41 “dude looks like the AAron key and peele sketch” so on point 😂

So, Champ Summers was signed by the Oakland A's after being discovered in a softball game. Man, everything was better back then

was a senior in high school and watch evry game i could on tv, this was one of them and I'll never forget it. Was awesome.

As a 67 yr old lifetime Padre fan this was the best fight in the history of MLB! Padres won the NL Pennant but lost to the Tigers who won it all. What a great game and year!! Go Padres!!

Braves and Padres should commemorate this every season like those who dress up to re-enact the Civil War. Someone dresses up as Goose Gossage, Champ Summers and Joe Torre. And let's not forget Horner wearing a cast and Sean Astin look-a-like.

Did the Padres even have any managers left? Like who was managing the team? The head trainer?

Not only the best MLB Brawl of all time but the best narration. Kudos Jomboy Media. The reference to the fan looking like Rudy made me spit my VT all over myself. Well done 'Bro.

This game is full of so many iconic moments, 80’s baseball just hit different!

"you got this dude looking like the A-A-Ron Key and Peele sketch" LMAO Jomboy, you're the greatest

How can you not be all in on Champ Summers.

This was not only the first Padres team to make the World Series, this was also the first Padres team to make the playoffs period

Awesome video. I remember watching this one, and Ernie Johnson Sr. saying "Put the bat down, Pascual. Put the bat down." during the broadcast. There is another video floating around that shows the first brawl, but I had never seen footage of the second.

*Some info about Champ Summers (Vietnam)* “He survived a tour of duty in Vietnam, where he served as a paratrooper. One day while driving an Army truck, he drove over a landmine, which exploded. Summers suffered a concussion and a broken nose, but remarkably escaped a far more dire fate. After his tour of duty ended, he attended Southern Illinois University and actually turned to softball.

How to make baseball better: More beanball games, get rando dudes who fought in a war, and give all the players cocaine.

Ironically, the two players facing off against each other at the beginning of the game who started off the whole fracas - Alan Wiggins & Pascual Perez - both led very troubled lives and died tragic deaths at early ages.

I can't believe that I found this after all these years. I went to school with Tony G. at San Diego State. He was really a terrific guy. I remember this incident being a really big deal on the local news; way more important than the next days surf report.

imagine being so bad at pitching you can't even hit a dude you're TRYING to hit

The one player with his shirt off in the dugout with his taco meat hair and gold chain is the most 1980’s thing EVER! 😂😂😂

Seeing Rick Camp in one of the brawls makes me want to see a Jomboy breakdown on "The Rick Camp game". One of the craziest stories in MLB history.

RIP to ALL of the Braves and Padres players and coaches who have passed away. 🙏🙏🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

4:42 "Looking like the A-aron K&P sketch" LOL really does look like the substitute teacher

This was back when baseball fights were actual fights.

At 4:40, "This dude lookin' like the guy from the A-aron Key and Peele sketch." Excellent reference!!

Thanks for the upload and your perspective on this game. With all the fighting, with all the little skirmishes and rolling around. Steve Garvey's hair never fell out of place.

Jomboy going WAYYY back lol

"This guy looking like Rudy" 😂😂

That spin move by Gene Garber looked like something straight out of the old Midsouth Wrestling slinging a guy into the turnbuckle.

The Padres player flicking the umps hat at 8:04 lol

So THIS is what George Orwell was warning us about...

The "big fella" is John McSherry, who would tragically pass away from a heart attack during the 1996 Opening Day game

He said “This guy lookin’ like RUDY!” 💀🤣🤣

I remember that game watching it on wtvs and I could tell you something that's one of the best baseball brawls in major league history 1984

“This guy looking like Rudy” had me rolling on the floor.

Tony Gwynn: a true gentleman, humble player, and sweetheart of a man... who apparently could throw down when needed! 2:13

Has to be the greatest baseball brawl alltime, can't think of any better,longer, one

This is by far the greatest video on KZfaq I’ve ever seen. Dying laughing through out, and the nonchalant commentary is priceless

Joe Torre looks older here than he did when he was managing the Yankees.

The 80's was the decade of the bald spot

I remember watching this as a kid on Superstation WTBS. Absolutely insane. Sadly there are way too many participants who are no longer with us including: Champ Summers Alan Wiggins Pasqual Perez Bob Watson Tony Gwynn Eric Show Donnie Moore John Mcsherry

Champ Summers was actually a very good platoon player when he was with the Tigers. Hit something like 22 HRs in only 350 at bats one year, but by this time he was reduced to a pinch hitting role. His given first name is John, but when he first came up with the A’s, he mentioned to Reggie Jackson that his childhood nickname was Champ, so Reggie encouraged him to use it to give himself some swag.

"He's in deep thought and also out of breath ... that's kind of his life." Hahaha beautiful

The Rudy resemblance is unreal 7:58

Baseball, Hockey, WWE, Boxing all in one game. instant classic!

I've watched this breakdown at least 5 times over the last year. One of the best ones for sure.

Imagine watching all this live, man what an experience that would have been.

Who else can't wait for MLB to conclude their investigation of the Astros?

After all these years, I think this is still my favorite Jomboy fight breakdown.

As a big Padres fan, I remember this game. Dave Campbell, the Padres broadcaster, had some choice words to describe Pascual Perez’s behavior. Definitely old school unwritten rules of baseball stuff. Sad to look back and see how many times the Padres and Chargers had great teams but could never win it all.

If you had an uncle and were growing up in the 90s, he 100% looked like Champ Summers in the yellow shirt. You just did. It was like some weird cosmic requirement, no way around it. That was life.

"You gotta be better at throwing cups of liquid" this had me dead af

I had completely forgot about this classic, so much so it was like seeing it for the first time. I like how the names on the back of the uniforms was line an all star game!

Fun Pascual Perez fact. He once got scratched from a start for us because he got lost trying to find Fulton-County Stadium. Being a Braves fan in the 80s was...challenging.

Holy shit, everyone on these 2 teams looked like they were in their 40s..

MLB Commissioner: We have no idea how to get new fans. 80’s Baseball: Imma about to end this mans career.

I love coming back to this every 6 months

Tommy Lasorda said of Bevaqua, “The guy can’t hit. He couldn’t hit water if he fell out of a boat.”

This is so fun watching Jomboy breaking down the old Padres

Ed Whitson looks like a guy on every third episode of “COPS”.

Right when you said "we got 3 piles, good times" 🤣.... I lost it 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Great video and explanation of what was going on! Informative and fun to watch!

Baseball in the 80's was a whole different kind of ball

"This guy looking like Rudy" Omg i was literally like "is that Sam?!"

LMAO at "Ed Whitson with his shirt off...oooooh don't look at me don't look at me don't look at me."

When I need a good laugh , I come to you. Thank you so much for your break downs lol.

These pitchers couldn’t hit a target as big as the moon 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

"Bob Horners in deep thought but also out of breath.""That's kinda his life".

This is the best voice over sketch I've ever seen. Well done!

When he said the A-ARON Key and Peele sketch I almost fell out of my chair 🤣

This should be retitled "The Braves, Padres and a sizeable chunk of the 1978 Yankees brawl multiple times."

Yeah, and no cocaine was consumed in the dugouts. Right 🙄

Field was loaded with All stars,..hall of famers..World Series and Playoff heroes.Tony Gwynn.Steve Garvey..Goose Gossage, Joe Torre. Griag Nettles, Chris Chambliss,..

“This guy looking like Rudy”😂😂😂

1:50 The ump wearing number 10 taken to the ground was John McSherry. He was the ump that suffered a fatal heart attack at the beginning of Reds opening day game on April 1, 1996

When the lead singer of ELO comes out of the stands in a purple tank top, you know you got a donnybrook on your hands.

Researching Ed Whitson brought me here and boy am I glad that it did lol! Dude was nuts! (Also fought Billy Martin at a hotel bar when he was with the Yankees)

Steve Garvey was doing his nails during this😂

this is my favorite breakdown of all time. i’ve watched this one at least 7 times. just great commentary and lip reading. and the play was insane. great video.

The players in the early 80's look like they worked for the local iron workers union.. just everyday looking dudes who happened to know how to play basball..

The guy in the blue shirt who threw his beer on the players, I know him. He told me this story and I found it for him. He was reliving his glory days haha

Hands down, the greatest breakdown video in the history of breakdown videos.