
BaseballHistoryNut
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Baseball History Nut *I do not claim to own any of these images* 🇨🇦. Contact: [email protected]
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Doug Flutie throws out one of the best first pitchers you will ever see Watch this
BaseballHistoryNut479,456 views • 6 days ago

A Texas Rangers broadcaster who was open about his struggles with infertility with his broadcast team, was surprised by his wife and baby with a Father’s Day message while he was on air. Don’t let the internet fool you, this is real man shit and the best thing you will see on here today.
BaseballHistoryNut676,136 views • 11 days ago

The umpire got hit in the nuts not once, not twice but three times in four innings. And not once did he think, maybe I should find a cup. But the noise he made every time he got hit was the best. And I swear, I’m pretty sure someone said “he’s dead” on the very last one. Funniest shit you’ll see today.
BaseballHistoryNut3,704,683 views • 1 month ago

OTD in 1993 - Jim Abbott throws a no-hitter. Incredible feat
BaseballHistoryNut40,871 views • 1 day ago

This is Tom DeLonge, the lead singer of Blink-182, and the dude who wrote the song the entire stadium is singing. No one around him seems to notice he is there (except the camera person) That’s gotta be one of the greatest feelings to see this stadium full of people chanting your bands song.
BaseballHistoryNut3,040,452 views • 1 month ago

Get a good look of Sister Mary Sheffield. No electricity but plenty of power
BaseballHistoryNut500,666 views • 13 days ago

The Mets DH, Daniel Vogelbach decided to walk up to the song, “Milkshake” by Kelis, and if you have never heard the song before, well, just listen to the lyrics closely as he comes up to the plate. An all-time moment that will be played for a very long time. And good on Daniel for having such a good sense of humor.
BaseballHistoryNut1,088,377 views • 26 days ago

Tag me out and I’ll knock you out Massive brawl in this Mexican Baseball League
BaseballHistoryNut1,285,017 views • 1 month ago

These Amish girls can be on my baseball team any time they want Wait til the end
BaseballHistoryNut1,248,244 views • 1 month ago

Happy heavenly birthday to Frank Robinson After a disputed strikeout and a caught stealing ended the top of the third, Nationals manager Frank Robinson never left the dugout. Home plate umpire Jim Wolf never left the plate. No words were exchanged. ESPN clocked the stare-down at 44.5 seconds before Wolf finally turned away at 44.2, handing Robinson the silent win.
BaseballHistoryNut125,700 views • 4 days ago

Don Baylor breaking his leg on opening day during the ceremonial first pitch. How sad is this? The guy who, year after year, was the MLB hit-by-pitch leader (and NEVER even rubbed the spot where he was hit), goes down in this way. Baseball’s ultimate tough guy. Too ironic…for those wondering, this happened due to his cancer.
BaseballHistoryNut410,141 views • 15 days ago