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You know, I can respect Zambrano. The guy knew he was getting lazy and losing his drive for the game, and instead of taking more money and dragging out a career that had peaked years prior, he opted to fulfill his outstanding contract and go. It’s a bit lazy, but I can respect a person who knows when to walk away.

It was spring training, and John Kruk was significantly overweight. He was also drinking beer and smoking cigarettes. A woman recognized him, and she approached him. “You should be ashamed of yourself. You’re an athlete,” she said. Kruk responded, “I ain’t an athlete, lady. I’m a baseball player

LMAO "Batting leadoff and BARELY playing left field, Delman Young"

Clayton Kershaw threw a no hitter on June 18th, 2014. The only baserunner was an error by Hanley Ramirez

You can’t make video without BJ Upton hitting leadoff. He’s the fastest slow runner in MLB history

Bruh. If someone told me they would pay me 600 GS to lose 8 pounds I would lose ten. Maybe that's how we could win the battle of obesity. Lol

Andruw Jones is the laziest player i have ever seen. Non-speedsters like Paul LoDuca and Brad Hawpe took an extra base when Jones played their routine singles lackadaisically, with the submarine flip back toward the infield not even getting near 2nd base ahead of the runner. Then, when the Braves had finally had enough of him at age 30, he signed with the Dodgers and showed up to spring training very fat. When asked about his weight, he laughed it off. He was told that the fans might not appreciate their team's big free agent showing up so out of shape, so he said he didn't care what the fans thought. If he was such a great player, why did very smart baseball guys like John Scheurholz and Bobby Cox let him walk out the door as a free agent in the prime of his career? I can't believe there are people who want to put Andruw Jones in the Hall of Fame.

Being a rays fan Delmon young was so sad to me. Him, elijah dukes, and bj upton had so much potential. All showed flashes but never fully put it together

Watching the Panda pitch a perfect inning against the dreaded Dodgers has been one of the highlights of my Giants fandom!

Love that Zambrano honesty. Least he wasn’t living some fantasy land where accountability doesn’t exist.

C.C. Sabathia---in all his years pitching for the Yankees he only had one putout at 1st base. he just wouldn't cover the bag.

Hustle can turn a guy with marginal talent into a 20 year career

Stop adding that emphasis to the last word of every single sentence lol. It gets so irritating.

When I was a teen I worked at an outlet mall across the street from a minor league stadium. I went to take the trash to the dumpster and when I opened up the gate and walked in Sandoval was sitting between the two dumpsters eating a full pie. I’m guessing the team had him on a diet and he was hiding in there so he wouldn’t get in trouble. That’s the only thing that makes sense.

That narrator voice is haunt-ing. Drives me in-sane.

Regardless of what Pete Rose did off the field, you can never say he wasn't a ball player. Sometimes heros have a flaw we rather not know about

I did see a clip of my favorite non-hustle play in the opening montage. Nick Swisher hitting a dribbling roller that he just figured would stay foul. Not only did he not make a move to first, he turned his back completely. Bryan Pena followed it as it rolled fair, he then joyfully grabbed it and and tagged out a confounded Swisher in the small of the back to end the inning.

The only reason the Red Sox signed Pablo Sandoval was to sell Panda hats at the team store.

Seeing players refuse to try to leg out an infield grounder always annoys me. Sure, you're most likely going to be out, but if you hustle you could cause the fielder to panic and rush a throw getting you first and maybe even second if they throw it away.

This will be critized and he is my personal favorite player but... Ken Griffey Jr. He was amazing but strictly on raw and natural talent. His work ethic was extremely lacking. He hustled when he played but if his work ethic were better i doubt he would have had as many injuries.

Robinson Cano’s quest for 3000 hits failed because he refused to hustle down the line. Joking. Sort of. Lazy ass player.

I love how this channel has evolved! I love the commentary and research. Thanks buddy 🍻

Carlos Zambrano was a switch hitting pitcher. That's bonkers. Damn he was skilled

Amazing editing, finding all those very relevant clips. I'm impressed and will sub.

These guys are all legends but the part when he broke his belt when he swung I died 😂😂😂

Robby Cano!!! Never broke into a sprint as a Mariner. He ALWAYS ran like he was in first leg of a marathon.

Gotta give an honorable mention to Gary Sheffield. HoF talent, but just didn't care.

Rendon should’ve been on this list

Ron Woods played right field for the Yankees. He was famous for throwing out lazy runners at first on routine pop singles. He was great to watch.

Hanley a GREAT slob for this list! As a Blue lifer, I had to watch him scale balls into the visitors’ dugout every home game. His number shoulda been *“E6.”*

As a Mariners fan, I had to struggle watching Robinson Cano laz his way through every game. Dude was talented as anyone; didn't ever put any more effort into any play than the absolute minimum required.

I would really love to see a video on bartolo colon. He has one of the craziest careers that I’ve ever seen

To be fair, it was later discovered that Sanchez was suffering from a groin injury during that game against the Rays. But point taken on him being a passed ball machine! Babe Ruth actually got operated on for gallstones I believe during the so called bellyache heard around the world. Not to mention, the guy played almost an entire second season throughout his career during the barnstorming tours and trips to Japan. Certainly he abused his body and could have taken better care of himself. But then again almost every player was living that lifestyle back then.

I always see the Sean Casey 7-3 putout on these lazy player videos. He thought the 3rd baseman caught it and then got thrown out. I don’t think that’s a lazy play.

Pete Rose is THE on-the-field role model. I tried to play rec-softball with his intensity. It was my only "skill." 😂 I can not STAND lazy athletes. They are obscene.

You forgot about Derek Bell. How could you miss Mr. Operation Shutdown?

Good mention on Hot Springs, I am from Arkansas and have been to the area where the new fieds are ad old fields were. Tough to imagine Hot Springs in those days, Al Capone and Babe Ruth kick' it. Legendary , not saying that happened, but it would be pretty dang cool if it did. Thamk you forand many before it .

Dishonorable mention: Chris Brown (3B, Giants, Padres, Tigers, 1984-89). Brown's malingering, weight issues and lack of hustle are why he didn't last long with any of the three MLB teams he played for. Most notably, in 1989, he got cut by Detroit just a month and a half into the regular season (just months after the Tigers coughed up their #3 starter, Walt Terrell, to acquire him). Prior to his release, team president Jim Campbell said, "There's a cancer in this clubhouse that we've got to get rid of."

...remember Kent Hrbek, twice the first baseman for Series winning Twins teams? One of the most beautiful left handed power swings EVER, a good (if overrated) glove, you'd remember Shamu if he hadn't let himself get fat early and stay that way. A good ballplayer who might have been great. I still love Herbie, though...

Delmon was the phenom brother of Dmitri young. Supposed to be farrrr better than him and a future hall of famer yet he finished with a career WAR of 0.6…while Dmitri finished with a career WAR of 10.0. Considering his talent, what a failure

LOVE your videos but could you please do SOMETHING about the undulating tone in each of your STATEMENTS? It gets OLD real QUICK! -William Shatner

I played men's hard ball during a summer and my teammates said, "Manny played Left Field. You'd think Hanley good. Apparently not."

If it wasn’t just mlb half of my teammates would be on this list

For older players (50s and before) if the term "clubhouse lawyer" was attached to a player, it was code for "troublemaker".

Sammy Sosa. Just stood in one spot in RF to the point that he ground a spot of bare dirt in the field

i really like this kid and the clips he puts together, but his way of speaking absolutely irritates me to no end. he completes every. single. sentence. the. same. way. he speaks the last syllable or two beginning on a high note and dropping to a low note. once you notice it, it's forever burning your ears.

Modern Giancarlo Stanton is hard to watch on the bases… or just in general.

Damn -- pretty harsh on Pete Rose. He bet on his own team. BFD.

Both Cano and Sandoval can now be lazy while playing in the new Qatar baseball league LOL

This is nitpicky, and I’m aware and sorry. But in a public speaking critique; you finish every sentence like you’re asking a question. The video is good

Hustle. That's why I like guys like David Eckstein.

The Sandoval Belt Burst 😂

Pete Rose IS a role model and he got a raw deal from the MLB.

dude said ' barely playing left field ' lol 🤣

Dude… Pete Rose’s nickname was Charlie Hustle! You even come back around to mention hustle at the 30 second mark. File under: You Can’t Catch Them All.

I can never forgive Hanley Ramirez because he blew Clayton Kershaw's perfect game on a simple ground ball to short. Also, you should have mentioned Andruw Jones. Signs a 2-year, $36 million dollar contract with the Dodgers. Shows up in 2008 out of shape and overweight. Does little to nothing to improve that and massively underperforms for the season. Eventually gets placed on the disabled list and gets released by the Dodgers before the 2009 season. Then proceeds to blame the lack of fan support for his underperformance.

Manny got the bag and turned back into Old Manny...

I would love to see a most non lazy players in baseball history. Or even just modern day works.

Fernando Tatis was a stud until he left St Louis when he became a lazy bum. The man just didn't want to play or do anything.

Needs more Yuniesky Bentancourt

I guess you could say, they didn't make the cut

Losing the drive and passion to play the game is a lot different than being lazy. Not to mention that if the one example of laziness is not wanting to do physical therapy then that feels like a huge stretch to me.

Gary Sanchez has been a decent contributor to the Brewers so far this season, on offense and on defense.

if I signed a 91 Million dollar contract in MLB I wouldn't bust my ass....it's MLB, they have to pay me. lol

Pablo breaking belt on swing classic moment from a lazy panda

Gary Sanchez.

I loved Young on the Tigers

Hanley screwing up kershaw's perfect game will forever be etched in my mind.

That’s why he was called, “Charlie Hustle”!!

Stop the inflection on the last word of every sentence. Its incredibly annoying and fake. Just talk.

What about Robison Cano? Dude always looked bored and never ran anything out

As a native from Puerto Cabello is kinda sad seeing 2 players from the same city on this list,both pablo and carlos had a lot of impact on local little leagues when they were playing at their peak

I will say that Delmon Young was clutch for the O's in 2014.

why did you delete all of your compilation videos? I appreciate the essay videos tho

zumbrano was definitely a wild card

Hey man, your content is pretty good, but your narration needs a lot of work. You end every sentence with the same rising cadence and it is extremely distracting. I made it about six minutes into the video before I’d had enough.

0:12, I too would sprint after being walked by Nolan Ryan, because I know I am not reaching base any other way

Shocked Chris Davis isn't on here. He got caught lying about seeking coaching for his struggles and then told the press he wasn't to try to change his approach at the plate.

Could have added Barry Bonds, Giancarlo Stanton, Keith Hernandez, Josh Donaldson, and Gary Sanchez this list. Stanton doesn't even run hard on the basepaths in playoff games.

WTF are you talking about? The truth leaving the dugout? The laziness is on TV.

When the Sox signed Hanley and they announced he was gonna play the outfield I was like uhm what ?

Sandavol was built like Ortiz 🤣🤣🤣

As an Astros fan, Zambroni, Pujols, and Ben Sheets were our daddys.

Don’t blame Steve. -Serengeti

This will probably sound crazy after the season he just had but Acuña is pretty lazy. Not lazy enough to make this list but lazy enough to piss me off once every 5 games or so. So many infield hits he could have had but didn’t hustle. Sometimes he looks like a high school kid out there in a MLB players body.

Great content, but why do you end all of your sentences with that tone of voice? I had to turn it off because it's all I could notice.

I didn’t watch the video yet but if Gary Sanchez is not on here then idk 🤔

Yadier Molina one of the best ever catchers, but when he ran to first base batting, he didn't exactly run hard

0:15 Ohhhhh I understand know. I thought people meant actually sprinting. Not, uh, this leisurely trot

The fact that Adam Dunn and Alfanso Soriano could roll out of bed and have that good a career actually make them better.

I like the videos but the inflection in your narrating is so monotonous it becomes very distracting... I had a struggle with this as well and i recommend some speaking classes and groups. Toast masters is a good one. 👍

It makes no sense even an average, let alone below average, defender can be at shortstop - the hardest position to field (perhaps catcher but you're fielding less when balls are in play)

SALUTE TO SILENT GEORGE HENDRICK THE MAN WHO NEVER RAN TO FIRST BASE ON A GROUND BALL

Who is the cf at 1:11?

You can’t tell me BJ Upton didn’t get lazy in Atlanta. Saying he worked hard is an insult to hard workers.

Pete Rose didn't sprint to first when he walked, he ran. Brandon Nimmo sprints to 1B when he walks.

Larry Walker was the laziest right fielder during his playing time for the Colorado Rockies. Doesn't belong in the HOF.

Manny fucking Ramirez.... the most painful defense and baserunning I've ever had to watch as a 51 yr old lifelong Red Sox fan. Sandoval definitely belonged in here, though. I will give them that

Change title to The Slobs of Baseball.