He is a HOF period

2 years later and I’m just now realizing you did a part 4. I’m 40 and this was the first team I ever followed. Been through the whole ride. Great videos man. Some day we’ll find it…

maybe get an enchilada ..

Excellent work putting this video together.

Kenny was more than reliable and had a way of coming through in big moments and rising to the occasion. One of my all-time favorites.

Simply one of the best that ever did it! And he did it all.

The Harry Potter music has me chuckling. Nice touch.

No steroids. I quit watching baseball when he left Cleveland.

Filling in the tournament gaps between 2000 and 2002, Gonzaga followed up a seemingly lucky Elite 8 appearance with a Sweet 16 lost to Purdue in 2000, which had a pre-tournament 1932 championship, but has since been one of the other best programs to make a title game without a title in the tournament era. In 2001, Gonzaga lost in the Sweet 16 to a Tom Izzo coached Michigan State team that is STILL the last Big 10 team to win a championship. In 2002, my parents, both graduates of the U of Wyoming were cheering for Gonzaga against the jeers of family that I thought a bit too confident. I remember at the end of the game, the ball was a hot potato on offense for Gonzaga.

The Zags / UConn rivalry continues... UConn knocked them out in the Elite 8 in 1999, and against in 2023. The Gonzaga / UConn Battle in Seattle final was crazy... don't remember where I was but I was driving and the radio kept going in and out. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/md6PmJmDmbWWp3k.html

An important story is that 4 Minnesota players were suspended the day before the game against Gonzaga. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Minnesota_basketball_scandal

I tip my cap to the greatest center fielder of my generation. Kenny is the goat if you ask me. I have his autograph and it is a sacred treasure.

Ken Lofton

The strike zone against the Marlins you have to be joking..that might be the worst I ever seen

Biggest HoF snub of all time. Go Tribe.

Definitely deserves HOF consideration...the lack of a ring and playing in the long ball era blinds some to his talent

Great video

Wtf were the Yankees thinking not playing him at all

10:10 I’m sorry but umps should be immediately terminated for retaliation calls like this lol

6:56 this song is terrible

zach collins fouled out by committing 0 fouls

gotta love when bautista hesitated to give it to raivio. absolute tard.

Make that part 5 and 6

Please do a part 4

11:03-12:52 That's my favorite comeback in baseball history.

KLo should 10000% be in the hall of fame. I grew up as a Cleveland fan (Thome) and Lofton was easily the most feared lead off hitter in the game. He smoked line drives, was on base all the time, elite base runner and base stealer and elite defense. Lifetime .299 hitter in 8200 AB. Scored a ton of runs. I followed Thome to PHI when I was 14 going into 2003 season and got to see Lofton with the Phils in 2005. He hit .338 in 110 games. Dude is hands down a breed of player that no longer exists in MLB. He had I believe 13 seasons of OPS+ over 100 and a career WAR just under 70. By the way, I watched that entire August 2001 game vs. Seattle. I can fondly recall Joe Morgan in the bottom of the 7th commending Cleveland’s efforts to come back, albeit too late. It was the best game I ever watched! Went to Hall of Fame a year or two later and Jolbert Cabrera’s bat barrel was there, signed in gold marker by Cabrera himself.

Kenny is a Cleveland legand! Back when I was a kid I got to eat Lunch with him his 1st year on the Indians! I got his rookie card signed n still have it to this day!

He absolutely deserves a spot in Cooperstown. Fantastic video

Good job, I have all of his old BB cards....had a great career so close....

BEST SEASONS for Kenny Lofton: 1995: Indians 2002: Giants 2007: Indians 2004: Yankees 2003: Cubs 1998: Indians 1997: Braves 1999: Indians 2001: Indians 1996: Indians 2006: Dodgers 1992-93-94-00: Indians 2005: Phillies 2002: White Sox 2003: Pirates 2007: Rangers 1991: Astros

Two of the biggest HOF snubs ever...Vizquel and Lofton

Great video, I thoroughly enjoyed reminiscing on memories of Kenny and the in depth review of his full career.

Harold Baines, a good ballplayer until he was 42, compiled a lot of good lifetime stats, is in the Hall of Fame. Kenny is not. I doubt you could find one GM/Manager who wouldn't take Kenny over Harold in their primes any day of the week. The stat for measuring game impact, WAR, Harold: 38.8. Kenny 68.8. Not knocking Harold. Just that Kenny Lofton impacted the game positively, for his team, in so many different ways. He was special. Let's get him into the Hall!

Now this guy takes photos of his private parts and send them via electronic mail and telephones w tv scrrens to strangers and aquantances.

im getting old

These guys were never underdogs just waiting at the door of greatness

Kenny deserves to be in the Hall, how heartbreaking that he's overlooked again and again.

Amazing video! I'm a Giants fan and I definitely enjoyed this time with us and watch them growing up with the Indians and every other team he played for. Definitely a Hall of famer in my book! #salute

Kenny Lofton by J.Cole

Lofton, one of my all time favorites. I almost gave up on that Seatle game, but for some reason, I kept watching!! When he came back in 2007, he should have been allowed to round third in Boston. He does that, and we are going to the World Series.

I loved watching Lofton play, esp in Cleveland. As for the catch, I think the pad held just a little bit and he also had his left arm on top of the wall to help hold him up

He has himself in some trouble now huh?? Kenny Kenny Kenny. No good

Oops...latest story..not so good

16:48 Never Say Die

I remember Kenny lofton best when he was on the Giants because I got to see him with my own eyes play in the world series against my Angels for game 6 and 7 and 18:32 I got to witness him hit that ball and give my Angels a commissioner's trophy and a celebration that all of Orange county would never forget what a beautiful day that was

As a kid from Cleveland, Kenny Lofton was my favorite player on those Cleveland Indians (now Guardians) teams. It’s a shame we never won a World Series back in the ‘90s.

Think cubs got back to playoffs sooner than 17 years after bartman.

Fucking tragic is what it was.

...WAY overrated. Please remember that it is NOT the hall of pretty good players, and that is at best what Lofton was. Bill North did EVERYTHING that Lofton did, and did it BETTER.

Amazing documentary. About time youtube recommended it.