Joe West ejects Andre Dawson and Wrigley erupts, a breakdown

Harry Kerry. That's a good time. That's

Chicago summed up right there. But

that's not what this one's about. It's

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the Reds blowing into his hand, chomping

away at gum. Andre Dawson in the batters

box just

intimidating

staring in. Nice mustache. First pitch

outside called strike by Joe West. Then

he fouls that one back. 0 and2. Fouls

that one back. Remains 0 and2. The wind

up the pitch. Another ball down the

middle. 0 and2 again. We're going to

take low. One and two. Look at that

batting stance. Unbelievable. Takes up

and in. All right, two balls, two

strikes. Got ourselves a little bit of

an at bat. He went swinging early after

the strike that he didn't agree with.

And now he's taking, having patience.

Takes again. Ball. No. Strike three. He

says it broke around the plate. He's

mad. Joe West. He says, "Hey, you want

to get tossed? Keep talking. He's fine.

I'll walk." And then Joe West does this

look. And ah man, you got to love Joe

West. You got to love him. You got to

miss him. just smiling as smug as can

be. Andre Dawson doesn't like that. He

looks back at him and he sees this

smile. He says, "Oh man, no way." So,

what are you doing? Ball breaks around

the plate. Ball is low, Joe. That is

Cubs manager Jim Essen. And they're not

even arguing if it's low. He's saying it

right around the plate, but he's getting

involved from a distance. Ball's low,

Joe. I don't think that's what they're

talking about. He He's not going to

leave, though. He's not going to leave

his perch. He's going to stay there. And

Andre Dawson says, "Well, why'd you wait

so long to make the call?" And Joe Wet

or something along those lines. And Joe

Wes tells him, "Because I wanted to make

sure it was a strike. That's why." He's

like, "Well, what the hell? It wasn't a

strike. Come on." And he says, "Uh, no,

that's [ __ ] You saw it. Get out of

here." And meanwhile, manager still just

standing there looking like what every

actor that played a baseball player on

sitcoms in the 90s looked like. Now I

get it. It just looks like a guy acting

to me, but that's how they really

looked, I guess. Anyway, he's still not

coming out to protect his player. Just

standing there chomping. And Dawson is

is still mad. Andre Dawson's still mad.

He says, "Bull [ __ ] The ball breaks

around the plate. Come on." And he's

saying, "You got to make the call when

it's crossing." I think that's what he's

saying here. He's trying to make the

point like you got to make the call at

the point when it's crossing the plate.

And it was on the outside there. I

couldn't figure out the what the lip

read is. Joe S responds in Joe Smug

fashion and says, "You want me to call

it before it gets there? You saw it and

you WAITED TO MAKE SURE." Something like

that. He's throwing the you waited to

make sure back in his face. Cuz it does

look like that. You saw it and you

waited to make sure. So, he's just

throwing his words back in his face, I

guess. And he gets ejected right away.

Says, "Fuck you. Why the [ __ ] did YOU

THROW ME OUT FOR?" HUH? It's [ __ ]

You're [ __ ] [ __ ] Huh? Now, this next

line, I'm almost scared to say this

because I don't want to put words in

people's mouth that I'm not pretty

positive. If I have the subtitles on

screen, that usually means I'm like 95%

sure they're saying this or something

relatively very close to this. If I ever

doing voices without the subtitles, I'll

take them off and that means I'm just

messing around.

To me, it really looks like he says

this, but I don't want to say it. and

then he's not there. But to me, it

really looks like he tells Joe West, he

says, "Fucking pot belly racist bitch."

It just really looks like it to me, but

I don't want to be saying that if that's

not what he said. Anyway, now the

manager finally came out and Joe West is

like, "You let him stay right here. You

did you want him ejected? You didn't

even come help your dude out. Come on."

Joe West giving lessons in managing and

protecting and then he his eyes get

averted up. What is that? Oh, it's a

helmet got thrown his way and then a

bat. That's one bat thrown by Andre

Dawson. We're going to get a lot more.

So, just the bats thrown meters at one.

That's all you need to know. Now,

everyone's coming over to get him off

the field. Manager's going at Joe West

and Joe West is like, "What are you

doing?" He says, "Uh, so that's your

[ __ ] move to throw me out? Is that

right?"

>> Oh, that's good.

Yeah, that was yours, Jim. manager

supposed to protect their own player.

Now, I'm missing a word here again, but

that was yours, Jim. And it looks like

he says managers

something with a P problems. And then

right here, protect your own player. So,

he's giving him lessons in managing. And

he's saying that one's yours, Jim.

Managers probably supposed to protect

your own player, you know, and you

didn't protect him. And now he's just

laughing at him. And this is what Joe

West does that for 50 years got people

really riled up. Andre Dawson was just

arguing about the pitch. He's about to

leave. He turned. He saw Joe West

smiling at him. He's like, "What are you

doing? Why are you like smuggly smiling

at me? You trying to make me even more

mad?" And then he gets ejected. And then

he just smiles at him some more. And now

he's doing the smile to the manager as

well. And Dawson is like, "I want to

throw more bats. One's not enough." Joe

West looking around just enjoying the

beautiful chaos he has created. I mean,

he's loving this. He's loving it. And

Don's like, "You love it. You want more

commotion?" Okay, fine. Here. Bam. Five

more bats coming your way. Let's count

them. Two hands.

Five. Five pin wheels coming his way.

And then he's going to grab his hat and

his glove. That's it. I'm leaving now.

Okay. And then HE TURNS. MORE BATS. TAKE

THESE TWO. DAMN. Now that was six more

bats. So, we're at 12.

You got five of the light and then one

black one on the top there. A pack of

three on the right and then one, two,

three on the left. Plus the five from

the earlier batch plus the one. We're at

12 bats thrown onto the field from Andre

Dawson. And he's like, "You want more?

You want more bats?" And umpire Eric

Greg comes over. He's like, "Hey man,

calm down, please. Let's not throw any

more bats. I know that you're upset and

all." And he's like, "No, I'm going to

throw more bats cuz he just talked to me

again." Now, where's the window that

he's going to throw these? We've got

people standing. How's he going to get

them on the field? He finds a way. I'm

going to guess that was six more bats. A

whole a whole barrel full. That's 18

bats onto the field. You pick them all

up. Now, what happens is the crowd sees

how much fun throwing bats onto the

field look like, and they say, "You know

what, Joe West? Why don't you include

this in your report?" the crowd's going

to throw some stuff too and they just

start going. He was quoted Andre Dawson

saying I don't think the fans do with

their own thing. I I don't what what I

do doesn't hinder what they do. I think

there's a pretty good correlation that

they saw the player throwing stuff on

the field and they're like, "Yeah, it's

July 23rd, 1991, and I want to throw

stuff on the field. Why not?" They threw

a lot of stuff on the field and these

guys, I was waiting for them to come up

with like a a giant shovel or a broom.

Nah, everything got picked up one at a

time by hand,

which seems like a lot or just swept in

like one little broom. Oh, Larus is

loving it. He's like, "Oh, this is good.

This I'm bummed out. I want to be on the

other side of this." Does get riled up

because of an ejection later. I'll do

another video on that one because

there's just too much going on. But you

look at him just nodding. And then Eric

Davis like, I got a golf ball. Hey, I

got this golf ball out here. Who had a

golf ball in their pocket? Maybe they

went golfing, you know, summer golf,

kept one in their pocket, then they

threw it on the field. That's a little

scary. I wouldn't want to get hit with a

golf ball. People are throwing golf

balls. Shows the like, "Yeah, it's a

golf ball." Uh, yeah, it was thrown on

the field. I'm like, "Okay, I got it."

Like, that's all the info. And then they

got to sweep everything up. Just look at

that. Just like one thing at a time.

Whole crew of guys, those outfits look

very uncomfortable for a summer night in

Chicago. Sweeping up the trash. Just

going into that room. That's just the

garbage room. Joe West finishes report.

Adds in crowd. also got mad at me and

threw stuff on the field. I enjoyed

every moment of all of it. I am good for

baseball. Look at the smile. He's loving

it. Good times. And then the game

continues. And I just wanted to include

that pitch because the strike zone has

changed so much that that is not a

strike and no one argues it. It used to

be a hot dog strike zone and now we've

got more of a French fry container

strike zone.

What visuals for me? I mean, if you

don't understand that, take a French fry

container from McDonald's from 1991.

Stand it up. That's a strike. And better

yet, I'll use this cup. Is a strike zone

now.

This was a strike zone then.

Class dismissed. Let's hear what Andre

Dawson had to say in his postgame

because there's some good stuff.

>> I just didn't think that uh he showed

professionalism. I think uh you know he

gave the signal me to leave the ball

game a little bit prematurely.

>> What do you think the followup's going

to be?

>> I don't know. I'm not even concerned

about it. Uh I know I'll be fine for

being tossed out of the game and not

incident with the bats. Uh just, you

know, lost it a little bit. I was still

a little bit perturbed because

>> just lost it a little bit. Just a bit

perturbed.

18 bats.

>> Uh he got that little smirk on his face

and you know,

I didn't show him up in any way and I

just felt that uh he could have bear

down a little bit more than the

circumstances and when you run somebody

out of the game and you smile at him

that can set him off real easy.

>> That's who he's a real ass. That's all

it is to it. And you know, he thinks

he's he intimidates people.

>> He's a red ass. I think Joe West just

genu genuinely enjoyed

drama and spectacle. Anyway, there you

go. More break more old school

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