Does Being Fat Make You Better At Baseball?

Publicado 2024-02-11
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  • In short: If you're heavy, you hit the ball harder, which is kinda the most important thing with baseball these days. If you're heavy, you suffer fewer arm injuries because you pitch with your mass, not your arm. As pointed out in some other comments, some of these numbers are misleading because they look at weight rather than the way the weight is carried. Jumbo Diaz and Aaron Judge should not fall into the same category.
  • @benjaminmudd2071
    Bartolo truly lives the American dream. Immigrated here like our forefathers, loves Mcdonald’s and Taco Bell, and made a living off of America’s past time😂😂😂 True American hero at work
  • @TheJustinT
    You are onto something. Pablo Sanchez was always the best Backyard Sports athlete.
  • @clarkwing9507
    To be fair, most of the “overweight” players are not actually overweight, they just are big guys with lots of muscle mass, look at Kris Bryant or Bryce Harper who were listed as “overweight” its pretty clear theyre not actually overweight, just shredded and 6’3-6’5
  • @Laidback_616
    Pablo avoiding that tag while doing the splits is a thing of beauty. That statue belongs in the Big man Hof.
  • @natedafien
    there’s zero way mike trout and kris bryant were overweight in the 2014-2016 season
  • This is just evidence of how bad BMI is as a metric. Because while there are exceptions of "overweight" players that play well despite not having an athletic body type, a big reason for why so many of the best players are getting heavier is because it is more common for them to build much more muscle. And guys like Mookie Betts and Jose Altuve aren't lighter because they're more fit, they're just limited by height.
  • @zebrafish8603
    I've never thought about the existence of an underground cheesesteak eating contest, but now that I know it is out there, there's nothing I want to be a part of more.
  • @vetoland92
    "even his voice sounds fat" got damn 😂😂😂
  • @bigfloridapimp
    As a fat guy, who was a fat kid, i can confirm that just by the eye test youre always going to get picked first to play baseball and football. Youre either getting picked to be an offensive lineman or tap into home run potential and get thrown out in right field or 1st base. I drove football coaches nuts because i didn't love or enjoy it like i did baseball. Imagine Pablo Sandoval as a 2nd basemen. That was me lol. Theres obviously a breaking point to where it'll effect you. But if youre s natural athlete, a realistic chubby body really is the peak for baseball. I'd argue baseball is the most body image friendly, realistic body image sport out there
  • @cargopilotguy305
    Best baseball content on YouTube. This and Jomboy got me into baseball
  • I mean, Babe Ruth is a downright mythical and he had a beer belly. This seems like something that’d be just common sense
  • @fio6620
    Also something to consider, a guy who is 6 foot 2, 210 pounds of pure muscle, chiseled like a sculpture, is considered overweight by bmi.
  • @MystiqWisdom
    Bartolo Colon looked like a model in his rookie pic 🤣
  • @dontwannaname
    Body weight and %body fat are two very different things. Nor does it take height into consideration
  • Stopped watching baseball for years - but I gotta say that this channel has gotten me back to watching & keeping up with the games! Thank you for this dope content