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You simply can’t hate Phillies fans enough. Straight up trash fanbase.
Phillip Feliz | Master Flip 🇩🇴1,154,096 views • 28 days ago
Juan Soto nearly charges the umpire on the ABS challenge 😅 #LGM
Phillip Feliz | Master Flip 🇩🇴258,302 views • 10 days ago
Jorge Posada: The Yankees Ran a Military-Style Operation in the Minor Leagues We were brainwashed from the minor leagues. They told us exactly how things were supposed to be. If you didn’t follow the rules, they’d straight up say you’re not part of this organization. How you wore your uniform mattered. You could only wear one chain, and it had to be small. No facial hair allowed, the hair couldn’t even touch the uniform. The hat had to sit perfectly straight, and the pinstripes on your jersey had to line up exactly with the pinstripes on your pants. You could only show four inches of blue sock and one inch of white at the bottom. That was the standard throughout the entire minor league system. Mr. Steinbrenner implemented it from top to bottom. If your uniform wasn’t right, they’d remind you immediately, ‘Show four inches of blue sock and one inch of white.’ Cleats had to be all black with a black belt. If you had even a little bit of hair, like I do now, they’d tell you straight up, go shave! 🎥 Abriendo Sports Vian Araujo Puello
Phillip Feliz | Master Flip 🇩🇴458,935 views • 19 days ago
Jorge Posada Describes Roger Clemens He was a big, strong dude, massive hands, built like a beast. This man would throw two inning sim game, then sprint straight to the bullpen and fire off another 100 pitches. After that? Abdominal workouts, then more running. The kind of work ethic most people only see on a farm except he was jacked, fit, and strong. He pitched till he was 43 and walked away with seven Cy Youngs. Straight animal. I loved that dude because he played with real intensity. He’d get pissed on the mound, turn red, start rocking back and forth grinding his teeth. Abriendo Sports Vian Araujo Puello Roger Clemens
Phillip Feliz | Master Flip 🇩🇴349,875 views • 19 days ago
Randy Arozarena just went off on Cal Raleigh; (Translated and written by Master Flip) How do you think I should respond to Cal Raleigh? How should I put it to him? I want to say it in four languages. First in Spanish: The only thing he should be thankful for is having such great parents. He’s very well educated, thank God. I was lucky enough to see them a few days ago at the hotel. They came over to greet me, gave me a big hug, and were genuinely proud to see me again. After that, I want to give it to him straight Cuban style: What he has to do is fuck off! Mexican style: Go to hell! And in English: That fake ass “good to see you” he hit me with? He can shove it straight up his ass. I’m out.
Phillip Feliz | Master Flip 🇩🇴2,624,025 views • 4 months ago
Alex Cora Breaks Silence on Rafael Devers Departure: ‘We Failed on Communication’ Former Red Sox manager Alex Cora addressed the departure of Rafael Devers, admitting the organization could have handled the situation much better. “It’s one of those situations where, as a group, we could’ve done a much better job communicating,” Cora said. “We should’ve sat him down and laid it out clearly: This is the situation, these are the directions we’re exploring. We don’t see you as our third baseman of the future. That’s it.” Cora emphasized that no one told Devers to throw his glove away, calling that part “bullshit.” However, he acknowledged that everything changed after the team signed Alex Bregman and Triston Casas got hurt. “Looking back, I know we should’ve been upfront with him from the start of the offseason,” Cora continued. “We needed to have those real conversations. Those talks never happened.”
Phillip Feliz | Master Flip 🇩🇴187,277 views • 18 days ago
Jorge Posada: This Modern Baseball is Straight Garbage All these numbers and fancy formulas… The baseball being played these days is straight up garbage. You’re telling me a guy hitting 30 homers and batting .202 deserves $70 million? Is that even a ballplayer? In today’s game, you take 7 at bats and strikeout 5 times and still cash a massive contract. Back in my day, if I was sitting near 100 strikeouts late in the season, I’d be right next to Jeter asking, “How many you got?” A couple days before the end, he’d say, “Jorge, you’re at 97.” I’d go up there swinging at the first or second pitch just so I wouldn’t reach 100. Now? These guys strike out 300 times and nobody says a word. My on base percentage was close to .400. Those numbers? You barely even see them anymore. How do you win games? By getting on base. You either drive them in or you score. That’s the type of player we were. 🎥 Abriendo Sports Vian Araujo Puello
Phillip Feliz | Master Flip 🇩🇴180,874 views • 19 days ago
Jean Segura recalls getting kicked out of the clubhouse by Bryce Harper; (Translated and written by Master Flip) He straight up told me to shut up. He came over and said, “Get the fuck outta here, you’re not the only one in the clubhouse.” Man, I just left. I was on FaceTime with Carlos Santana and some guys from Cleveland. When we hop on those calls, yeah, we get a little loud. Dominicans are loud, we gotta keep it real. But he hit me with that line, the clubhouse isn’t just yours. I grabbed my phone and my little speaker, walked out, and finished the conversation outside. What else was I supposed to do? He said his piece, then went right back to his locker like nothing happened. I told myself, let me swallow my pride and my manhood and I grabbed my phone and speaker and stepped out. They just gave him a $330 million deal. What was I gonna do, start something? 🎥 Abriendo Sports
Master Flip 🇩🇴1,339,163 views • 4 months ago
What the media won’t show you. Lindor 🫶🏽 Soto #lgm Via KeezCam34/ IG
Phillip Feliz | Master Flip 🇩🇴200,316 views • 24 days ago
Jose Ramirez breaks silence on signing below market extension from Guardians; (Translation by Master Flip) That was ultimately my decision, to take the extension. We went through a year and a half of negotiations, and when I finally signed, I got a significant salary bump. I knew it wasn’t fully reflective of my market value, and plenty of people made sure to point that out. But I’m a veteran, I understand how the game works. Cleveland is a small market team, and they simply can’t pay me what I could command on the open market. So I told them, Let’s find a fair agreement that works for both sides. I spoke directly with the GM. There were real trade discussions and offers from other teams willing to extend me at my full asking price, but my heart was set on staying in Cleveland. First and foremost, my children were born here. My wife feels comfortable in Cleveland and so do I. I owe this city a lot. Since the day I arrived, I’ve never once been booed by these fans. I’ve seen how crowds in other stadiums treat players when results don’t come quickly, and that’s never happened here. Via Héctor Gómez
Phillip Feliz | Master Flip 🇩🇴1,476,408 views • 6 months ago
Edwin Diaz on why the Mets didn’t get a shot to match Dodgers deal; “We took an offer to the Mets and they said they have a gap to negotiate. We took it to the Dodgers and they accept it right away, and given they accepted it right away, I couldn’t go back to the Mets and tell them this is what the Dodgers are offering me. When the Dodgers said yes, I decided to sign with them”
Master Flip 🇩🇴1,679,390 views • 7 months ago
Juan Soto is a media god! A reporter hits Vladdy with: “Is that a message to Japan? Your shirt says Nakamoto Soto leans in and quickly whispers something in his ear, and Vladdy gives him a nod. Vladdy claps back with; “this has nothing to do with Japan, this is just a shirt, and those who know about brands, know.” 🎥 ELPADITV
Phillip Feliz | Master Flip 🇩🇴897,399 views • 4 months ago
I’m genuinely concerned for Francisco Lindor. At this point, this has gone beyond baseball, it feels psychological. Give him the day off tomorrow. You’re not doing him any favors by continuing to write his name in the lineup. It’s becoming impossible to defend #LGM
Master Flip 🇩🇴597,446 views • 3 months ago
88 year old Juan Marichal with the forbidden steps 🤣 🇩🇴
Phillip Feliz | Master Flip 🇩🇴651,754 views • 4 months ago
David Ortiz Explains Why You Rarely See Juan Soto Out in Public (Written and translated by Master Flip) The only one you didn’t see was Soto. That was something my guys, the ones making sure all was good, kept asking, where is Soto? I’d tell them, You don’t understand. Soto is the highest paid player in the game, and that comes with a whole package. Even though he’s still young, there are things he simply can’t do, even if he wanted to. He could walk into a restaurant to eat, and someone would still come up complaining that he wouldn’t take a picture with them. It’s tough because people don’t get that you need your own space sometimes. I laugh about it because I’ll take a picture with anyone. People are probably tired of seeing me by now. But if you’re not in the mood one day, they don’t understand. He can walk through the lobby, but he can’t just sit there and hang out where everyone can see him. People won’t leave him alone. They still don’t leave me alone, and I’ve been retired for 10 years. Now imagine a guy who’s one of the biggest stars in the game right now. Nothing that involves any kind of noise or attention, Soto can’t be part of it. And these days, anything can turn into noise. Even just walking through the lobby can become something. That’s why they call him “the policeman”, one from back in the days tho. And it’s not a lie. But just to be clear, there are a lot of players who carry themselves the same way. They know these phones and social media have changed the game. Guys just aren’t able to fool around like they used to. 🎥 Abriendo Sports
Master Flip 🇩🇴514,610 views • 3 months ago