Cancel The Yankees Part 2

Cancel The Yankees Part 2

We’re the best team in the league. And I feel like any team that thinks they’re better than us, they should know when we step on the field that we’re coming with relentlessness and we’re not we’re coming to step on next. Like we’re not here to play around. We’re going to do the job and get the job done. [Laughter] [Music] You serious? 100%. I always felt like that were the team to beat. Which team did you was the easy was the easiest to play this year? Ooh. Which team was the easiest to play against? Oh boy. H Oh, Vlatty wants to answer that. The Yankees. The Yankees. Give this man his money and throw in a bar of soap. Well, well, well. how the turntables. [Music] Thank you for being here, subscribed or not. And if you haven’t joined the 49% elite humans or the 200 plus thousand elite humans, consider hitting that button if you enjoy the videos. As when the Yankees lost the World Series last year in the humiliating way that they did, basically forgetting how to play baseball. It’s just another year of a lot of nothing really or a year of a lot of success. But like for what? This is the New York Yankees. Derek Jeter said it. I’ve never understood it, you know. Well, it felts it feels better cuz we made it to the World Series and lost. Why does that feel better? Well, there is something, you know, you you’ve accomplished something by at least getting to the World Series. What did you accomplish? You lost. So, Aaron Judge won his second MVP. Y’all won like 93 games and went to the World Series, that’s great. But when you continuously choke in the postseason every year, for Yankees standards, that’s a failure. Now, Judge and the Yankees did finally accomplish something they hadn’t since I wasn’t even one years old, and that’s beat the Red Sox in a playoff series. Okay, congrats. But it’s hard to take that seriously when you immediately get stomped on in Toronto for two games and have no other choice but to win two games in a row at home like you did against Boston. And to be fair, again, you did that. But it’s hard to do that again when your starting rotation does this for the first three games. I’m looking for my friends. I’m looking for you. There’s Gabriella. Watch what I can do. Vlad launches one left field and deep. Bellinger going back. Looking up at the wall. It’s out of here for Toronto. First pitch crush. Left field and deep. That ball is headed to the second deck and gone. I’m looking for my friends. I’m looking for you. Hey, there’s Gerald. Yeah. Check out five moves. Third. Nobody out. Clement leans into one to deep left field. It is gone. Guerrero on second. Down the line at third ball. Guerrero can walk home. Two to is in left field and a base hit. Here comes Marshall. Bellinger’s throw. No chance. I’m looking for my friends. I’m looking for you. Hey, there’s May. May I show you how I groove? Whoa. Oh, he swings and it’s a fly ball to deep center field. Gisham’s going back. He’s done it again. Another 02 and Clement hits it through the left side on the ground. A base hit. Vlatty getting the wave. Here comes the throw from Bellinger. It bounces in late. He’s safe. That’s pass first and into right. Baro’s in. Here comes Clement. Throw goes into second. It is six to one Toronto. Your starter is getting rocked every start, especially freed now. road don at home. Probably not the best strategy to win a series, but what the hell do I know? Well, I definitely know Aaron Judge is good. He slams this ball. Yankees get a run back. They get two back immediately after going down six to one. Go to the fourth inning. Aaron Judge comes up with two runners on. He has a chance to tie this game. First pitch curve, foul ball. Next pitch, one hyundo down the dick. Can’t touch this. I mean, he can’t hit a 100 right over the plate. He can’t hit it if it’s way inside, right? I’m not going to lie, this was epic. I mean, it’s not like I disrespect Judge. Aaron Judge, his wife who can’t not drink and drive. All right. See, this is the problem with AI. I genuinely think Aaron Judge is the greatest right-handed hitter of all time. Barry Bonds number one overall, Judge number two. And I also thought the Judge postseason narrative was overplayed. Like, has he had his rough moments and stretches in the postseason? Yeah, his overall numbers aren’t MVP caliber, but he also had 16 playoff home runs before this postseason started. And to start this postseason, he hit 444 with an OPS over 1,000. So, the narrative now was like, “Oh, well, he’s hitting, but he’s only hitting mostly singles.” Can you imagine being so good that the only criticism people can come up with is you didn’t get better hits. Like, you’re getting a lot of hits, but they’re not good enough hits. That’s like saying a surgeon is underwhelming because he wasn’t able to revive a decapitated person. Like, oh, my bad. Well, on one swing, Judge ends this narrative by not only just making contact with a pitch that seems impossible to make contact on, but sending it 386 ft down the line off the foul pole for a game tying home run. And while watching this, I was like, “The Yankees are so winning this game.” Then Jazz hammers one into the bleachers, and I was definitely like, “Yeah, the Yankees are so winning this game.” I hate to admit it, but Jazz really does have aura. He’d have more if he switched jerseys, but hey, Yankees keep clawing away. They get a couple more runs. Meanwhile, their bullpen picks Rodon’s stinky start up the best way imaginable. The bullpen combines for six and a3 innings of no runs allowed. One of those bullpen arms being a Camo Dval, who they traded for at the trade deadline, which prompted one of the most random drops of the century by the playbyplay announcer Joe Davis. He just drops this in the middle of the game. Apparently, Doval has a lot of siblings. And by a lot, I mean whatever number of siblings you are going to guess that he has. If you don’t know, let’s just say it’s way more than whatever you’re probably thinking. He has not two, not three, not four, not five, not six, not seven. 23 siblings. 23. You’d think after six his parents would be like, “All right, this is kind of a lot. How about after 12?” like, “All right, this kind of, you know, how about 24 freaking kids? That’s insane.” And is it with the same parents? If it is, God, I hope his mom is okay. Well, his outing went more than okay. And so did again, the whole bullpen. The Yankees stay alive and force a game four. And who was getting the ball for them in game four? Hitler. All right, let’s go to a break, guys. Cam, I’m going Cam. You know what, Poppy? You You want to get in trouble. You You just call him Cam. Cam. That’s it. You just call him. You just call him Cam. I just want to make it known Cam Hitler. Oh, my bad. Cam Schlitler literally grew up a Red Sox fan in Massachusetts. Imagine growing up a Red Sox fan your whole life and David Ortiz, like every Red Sox fan’s idol, calls you Hitler. That is rough. That’s like being a Swifty and having Taylor herself ban you from buying any albums. Well, no matter who’s on the mound for the Yankees, whether it’s Hitler, Stalin, Osama bin Laden, Benjamin Netanyahu, one thing is inevitable. a big ass Dominican dude being the boogeyman. Vlatty Jr., a Canadian Dominican, literally hitting 600 in the first three games of this series, keeps that going with an RBI knockdown the line. Jays take an early lead. Another early lead. And the man who gave up that big home run to Judge the night before and to Jazz, Louis Varlin starts this game. Well, still can’t get Judge out, but thankfully for him, just a single this time. He does well with the four outs that he did get. Strikes out two of them. Then he hits Paul Goldmid. So, in comes Mason Flu Hardy, the lefty who does his job, strikes out Austin Wells and Anthony Vulpi, but then gives up a game tying homer to start the third. Ryan McMahon somehow pulls this sweeper, sweeping away enough to get out. So, this game’s tied. In comes Sir Anthony Dominguez. Judge stays crushing the ball, but it’s for an out. Then Bellinger. He hits one well. Dalton Voel in center field right there though. And here come the Jays. Addison Barger leadoff double, but credit to Adolf. He gets the next three guys down. striking out Anthony Santandere to end the inning. Game stays tied. Here come the Yankees. Maybe never mind. Jazz hits into this double play. Nobody scores in the fifth. Then up comes Barry Bonds. If he was white 4 in shorter and batted right-handed for some reason. This man has been from another planet this series. Holy Ernie Clement. This hit, this leadoff hit made him now eight for his last 10. Andre Jimenez then hits one. Adolf thought he could maybe grab but pulled out at the last second but it’s not the good type of pull out game. Nobody is there to field it. I mean if Jazz was positioned there he’s obviously making this play but he’s not. So it gets through to third goes Barry Bonds if he was white 4 in shorter and batted right-handed for some reason. And he goes home on a sack fly by George Springer. Back on top Adolf keeps it at just one run and does the unthinkable. He strikes out Vlatty Jr. although looking back he probably just looked at this on purpose because he felt bad. Yankees now hitting another lefty in the game for the Blue Jays. He’s dominating. Anthony Vulpi goes down swinging again. He gets McMahon to do nothing. Sixth inning, still two to one. Trent Gisham strikes out again. He’s trying to copy Vulpi. Then they put Judge on first base with nobody on. They feel like automatically giving him first base is better than the risk. He does something more. They’re willing to just do that. So free base runner and the Yankees don’t take advantage of it. Bellinger hits this hard but right at Nathan Lucas in left field. John Carlos Stanton walks. Now jazz up one swing can change everything and he grounds right at Bonds at second. Then Ryan McMahon just doing it all to keep the Yankees in this game. I mean was like wiping out as he made this catch the most necessary thing ever. No, but whatever. I’ll give it to him. And the Yankees should have also just given Ernie Clement first base like the Jays did with Judge. Another hit for white right-handed Bonds. And this is playing exactly how that fifth inning did. White bonds with a hit, then Jimenez up the middle. And this time it’s perfect. Instead of nobody being where the ball was hit, Jazz is right there to make the middle and off of Chisum into center. Clement races around second. He’s into third and moments after we praise the infield defense. Chisum thinking about two before he got one. Lets it slip into center. Adolf’s night is done. In comes Devin Williams who strikes out George Springer. Okay, that’s huge. You’re one out away from keeping this at just a one-run deficit. Well, until Nathan Lucas, who by the way is 31 years old and spent 10 years in the minor leagues before this year, I didn’t know that. So, even though he says his name wrong, I got to respect that. And you got to respect the fact that he hits this ball over the head of Anthony Vulpi, who you would think is the one who’d be in the minors more than Lucas. People have been calling you Vulpedo in or around in pedo. Pedo. Base hit, two-run score. Two big insurance runs. It’s four to one Jays. In comes the sixth Blue Jays pitcher Brendan Little walks Goldmid to start it off which is just asking for a disaster but thankfully Vulpedo was up two hitters later. So free out two guys on Gisham the tying run at the plate and he doesn’t strike out like he has the whole game up to this point but it it’s just as bad. End of the inning then the Jays are like we want more. Alejandro Kirk grounds one down the line. Moves his big ass to third on this flyyou and then home on this mile straw base hit. Five to one Jays. Then Barry Bonds, if he was white, 4 in shorter and batted right-handed for some reason, gets hit near the head first pitch and he’s got that roid rage ready to go. Vlatty in the dugout like, “It’s okay. It’s okay. Stay calm. Jay’s don’t score again.” And this inning was the best chance the Yankees had. You wouldn’t think so with the way it started. Aaron Judge goes down and this may very well be his final atbat of the whole season. Then Cody Bellinger pops up. So the first two guys are out of this inning. Nobody’s on base. The seventh pitcher is in for the Jays, but then Stanton grounds one up the middle. Then Jazz works a long atbat for a walk. So the Jays are like bring in the closer. Jeff Hoffman, their eighth pitcher of the night, and he walks Sid from Toy Story to load the bases. So here comes Austin Wells with a chance to at the very least make this interesting again, let alone tie it on one swing. The crowd’s kind of back into it. Like, show us if you mean it. So Wells is like, JK, I don’t. First pitch hits it right up in the air, straw and left as all night to camp under it. This woman’s like, they really just did all of that for nothing. Yeah, the Red Sox did that too throughout the entire season. I know how you feel, babe. Skip to the ninth. Hoffman trying to close it out. Jason Dominguez pinch hits for Vulpi and actually does get a hit. So that’s, you know, it makes sense. That’s why you do that. But two outs later, the Yankees are down to their final out. Down to their final strike. And Aaron Judge is like, “Okay, my team might suck, but I’m not ending my MVP season on that ass strikeout.” He hits a freaking rocket off the wall. 114 mph off the bat. Very fitting way for this to end. The MVP does all he can do, hits the ball as hard as possible, help lead his team to 93 wins in the playoffs again, but in the end it ends the same. They choke. Another team punks them out in their own stadium. This time via Canada. They let Canada take over in New York. And another great individual year for Aaron Judge goes by without a championship. That epic home run he hit the night before goes for nothing in the end. And it’s officially been 16 years since the last Yankees championship at all. Think about that. The New York Yankees, a franchise we’re supposed to look at as the model for winning. Like in all of sports, there are teenagers who have never been alive for a Yankees World Series win. Where do they go from here? Lord knows. But here’s something we all do know. [Applause] Let’s go, baby. Let’s go. Let me know your thoughts and thank you for watching, especially if you’re a Yankees fan making it this far. Love you. Bye.

Cancel The Yankees Part 2

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