Well well 😂

Cool video! You may have forgotten to mention that Padres/Giants game was played in Mexico City at a much higher elevation, so that’s why those bats had extra pop 😄 Mexico City elevation: 7,349 ft Coors Field: ≈5,280 ft

This video is awesome, can't wait for the 2024 season to start :)

Rarer then the cycle!

Damn🥲🫡

Didn’t J.D. Martinez also hit 4 home runs on the same day?

Good video brother, keep up the good work!

great video

To the naked eye alone, he looks more like Prince Fielder Jr lol

And yet he’s the cover boy of MLB The Show 24

He is a real baseball player..... Do you know why??? He doesn´t use steroids.........

This video is stupid he is really young and hasn't even hit his prime yet. All players have down years. You're just grasping at straws for some kind of proof of a decline when there is none.

His numbers are still decent but I've always had problems with seeing fat infielders. Miguel Sano is one example of a fat infielder who had big expectations. Its a long season and a player needs stamina.

Did you guys see that picture that was going around on the Internet Chaz McCormick is actually better than vladdy. When you look at war and other stats.

And now he’s the cover of MLB the show😭😭😭😂

And now he's the cover athlete dog he won the home run derby and I'm a Red Sox fan saying this bro is toxic

KZfaq decline video 4 days before Vlad named cover 2024 MLB the show 😂

Funny that this video gets recommended... after he lands on the cover of MLB The Show 24. 😂

His conditioning will be his downfall. You only get away with being chubby and athletic for a brief period of time. He needs to lose weight.

wow vlad jr had two consecutive bad seasons 2022 97 rbis 2023 94 that's bad

Happy for him with the cover.

Vlady is going to shine this year just watch .

2024 revenge season

Incredibly painful video to watch… well done

In the picture at the end of the vid he looks like a fat broad from Walmart, maybe that explains it. Might be a lack of roids? He’s not his daddy that’s for sure

So Tyler Rogers is really hard to see the ball with that delivery I take it lol

Too small of sample size still

i have 2 fav players in baseball being Harper and Vladdy. i believe that Vladdy can easily have career numbers like ‘21 however he needs to make some changes. just getting it out now the team needs better hitters behind him so he sees better pitches. now ‘21 vs ‘23 one thing i have noticed was in ‘21 his entire body was synced and moving together whereas in ‘23 his body was broken up and not synced. he also was aggressive in the box his mvp year swinging 0-0 and 3-0. he wasn’t thinking about 20 different things and was simply mashing. this past year showed that when he is on, he can be one of the most feared hitters in baseball but when he isn’t it hurts to watch as a jays fan. ideally i would like to see him not getting underneath the ball as much. in 21 he squared up the ball and his numbers showed that. I believe he can shock everyone next year and get the triple crown due to the fact that he’s lost more weight and working with a trainer who worked with plenty of other MLB talent. he knows he is better than what this past year showed so he is putting in the work to make those changes. with accountability and determination he can get back to his 21 numbers he just has to make the necessary changes.

You either Canadian or living WAAAAAAAAAAY up north in the USA northern boarders 😂

Is Vlad really "declining", or is his waistline just "expanding"? 🤣

I'm a Jays fan, I've watched him plenty. I've been preaching that exact thing about the HRs in the sandboxes. The ballparks do make a difference for one reason tho..it's at street level and the elements are very much in play.. especially the wind off of lake Ontario blowing directly from behind the plate. MLB parks are dozens of feet below ground and none have the access to the elements like wind from behind the plate. It's essentially like hitting out of a hole.

Would you be able to do a video on Bo bichette? The dude is probably the most underrated player in the last 3 years

So, you're telling us that a player constantly posting 25+HR and 800+ OPS, year after year is declining because he wasn't able to top his monster season production numbers? I think I wasted my time watching your content...

Vlad Jr is a product of a sport desperately needing a hero, and an era where we remake an old movie, rather than write a new one. Reality, he is Prince Fielder 2.0. Really good… but never as good as the hype.

Vladdy just isn't the phenom that we were all lead to believe that he would be

some players get paid and then fade away. players who are out for the bag and not winning a ring dont deserve playing mlb

He'd be a crazy cover athlete

the only reason he won a gold glove that year was because of his offensive stats and idc what anyone says they for some reason look at your offense when choosing a gold glover when they should only be looking at defense stats

Honestly I’m a Phillies fan with the plate discipline thing. Ryan Howard had the same thing. He couldn’t hit the high fast ball after he got 2 strikes on him. Once an MLB pitcher (a good one)knows your weakness they don’t let it go. I think that’s a huge thing for young hitters to do is adjust to their weaknesses. I personally think he’ll be fine always liked watching him and his father hit.

Might be setting himself up for comeback player of the year. Bunch of these youngish guys who've had a bad or mediocre 2023. Kirk, Devers, Correa, Jon India (though nobody had a worse 2023 than Wander Franco). Only youngish guy I can think of who did great last year was Acuna. I think right around age 26-28 most great players get their MVP caliber year. Not all of them will get one, but at least one of the guys I mentioned will get an MVP caliber season in the next year or two. Maybe it'll even be a dark horse like Alek Manoah coming back.

Bobby Witt and Corbin Carroll both have immense power and speed and play in ballparks that are very attractive triples candidates and they both have pretty good eyes for taking extra bases. So if I had to put money on it I’d say either one of them.

23 💥

didnt yelich hit one 500ft

Good video but should’ve kept the live audio instead of adding corny music over it.

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Haven’t even started the video yet, I’m just here to say I’m ready for the Javy Baez compilation! Edit: huhhh??? Good video tho

I love this video, mostly because you can categorize what a batter’s thought process was before and after the strikeout. It’s either one of the three below: 1: his **insert pitch** looked tricky out of his hand, I’ll pull the trigger as soon as I know it’s **insert pitch** because I *think* it’ll end up *here* 2: Time to pray, might as well close my eyes while I swing 3: Not sure if I wanna swing here but I’ll be aggressive and get ready for **insert pitch**

Some of these pitches were just really nasty with lots of run, which really shows how hard hitting is