Jose Ramirez hits a ball in the dirt for a home run, a breakdown

Game five of the ALDS, winner wins, losers go home. This one's brought to you by Amazon Prime. J-Ram, the heart of the team, the statue, keys in front of his home crowd. He's got a runner on first base. Sean Burke opens him up with a curveball and look at him track this pitch the whole way. He's like, oh, I see that one. Oh, I'm watching you. I want to see you again. Yeah, throw me that slow curve again, please. and so 1-0 count the next pitch it's not the curve it's a strike he's like okay the next one not the curve it's a ball two and one again not the curve a strike he's like well now and I still want it throw me that slow there it is goes down and gets it off the ground throws it over the fence look at the employee jumping up this guy gets air boom boom boom yes look at that i mean from seated and then jumping and clapping right in their face the crowd is going crazy it's a two run home run in front of the home crowd on a rainy day we've got every single replay you could ask for of the crowd of the team of the environment let's dive in look at these fans watching waiting and then it gets hit look all their eyes go big oh come on come on yeah great high five here between these two just perfect solid turns to high five the person to her left where did they go they're not there oh my god covers up recovers great she's a pro and then that person's like i'm just joking i wasn't leaving i saw it too high five they connect everyone's having fun this dad's holding his son up so we can see over the crowd i love that scene everyone loves that scene and then you got the White Sox fans behind him and this guy is not happy with her she's like is i did i do that and he's like you just did that that's what that's on you she's like oh my god i've done it and he's mad at me now oh no and then there is there is faint smiles here so i was happy it i was like okay i hope they're not actually like being rude about it but he's upset because she did it now this woman she's got two signs jose jose jose Jose. It's beautiful. That's poetry. And she's holding both signs. And now her husband or the man with her is seated. And when it gets out, he elbows, I'm going to say his son or the kid that's with him and like elbow, elbow, like, Oh, Oh my God. Oh my God. And she's quick with the signs. Now he doesn't have the signs in his hand. He's going to ditch his scorebook. He drops everything. And the next time we come back to them, he's holding the sign. He's going to get all the credit as the Jose sign guy, but he, you know, she should get credit. She handed him the sign. She was holding both. And he's like, yes, yes, it was her. It was her. Good job. Good job. Give her credit too. And if you're wondering, was his tongue out that entire time? You're right. You weren't seeing things wrong. His tongue is out the entire time. It's Cleveland, baby. It's rock and roll. I mean, that tongue is loose. That tongue is catching air. That tongue is soak it up the atmosphere oh and then you also missed this guy seated he's playing peekaboo he doesn't want to stand up uh maybe it's a superstition so he's playing peekaboo like can i see the ball this way can i see it that way i see it this way oh it's got hit okay and does he stand up to celebrate no he's going to celebrate seated down because there's important things going on he's trying to take a hit trying to quick hit get that in there oh yeah oh yeah feeling good feeling good and then the guy in the green is going to come behind him and he's like what you say that right in his face guy in the green's like what not what i wanted but thank you appreciate it you're gonna enjoy the rest of his time flag guy's running flag guy's running flag guy's running because that's what the flag guy does he runs with the flag now here's the dugouts reaction they are chomping their gum and then oh bang fired up clapping high-fiving screaming everyone high five everybody boom here we go top rail Hedgie look at Hedgie Hedgie's gonna lift up the hat next to him and i don't know is it a lucky hat look at i got this hat is that Jose's hat i got this hat puts the hat down his tongue's out it's Cleveland guys it's rock and roll we're tongue out if you're not tongue out watching this something's wrong with you Patrick Bailey comes running in must have been peeing or in the tunnel and he's like oh and then we got a catcher party in the middle because Hedgie finds him they hug and you're gonna see Patrick Bailey like that was me dude I told you I told you and Hedgie's like that was you that was you credit to you and then he gets the helmet ready because J-Ram is about to come back in the dugout and get his celebrations let's listen in okay I was like take your curtain call man take your curtain call take that curtain call and then gathers his thoughts and he's like man that pitch that just straight down just straight down that curve that's what i think he's saying he's like that curveball just straight down just straight down i told you he was eyeing that thing the whole time and he's right this pitch just goes straight down and i guess if you know it's coming easier to find it with your bat than if it's got some right to left left to right movement watch his focus you watch the the hand staying loose staying you don't want to grip that bat too tight kids tight muscles are slow muscles you want to keep those fingers loose loose loose and then boom look at that fingers loose the eye contact the vision eye on the ball loose hands loose arms goes down just kind of golfs it gets it out it's a slow pitch and he didn't provide like crazy amount of power just perfect perfect timing oh boom boom boom and then on the other side you got sean burke who fun fact i watched play for sutton cal ripken when he was 10 11 and 12 what up sean i'm sure you're not watching this because a bad memory for you but also bad memory sean your coach they should have pitched you when you were 11 years old in the semi-final you would have won regionals well i don't know why they didn't pitch it was crazy bang oh no how did he hit that he hit that off the ground that the lowest ball ever hit for a home run well it's the third lowest ball ever hit for a home run since we've been keeping track of this number the lowest ball hit for a home run this season 8.88 inches off the ground when J-Ram goes down and gets this ball puts it in third place for the lowest ever hit since we've been tracking and just scraped the wall we got J-Ram with 8.88 inches and then second lowest J-Rod with 8.52 inches off the ground that was a fast ball fast ish 88 miles per hour and then the lowest ball ever hit is from J-Ped J-Ram J-Rod J-Ped Jack Peterson and it's a position player pitching and he scoops that one they had it listed as 8.16 inches off the ground for a home run the three lowest balls ever hit for a home run since we've been keeping track of that metric and to finish the video ump cam with audio because we got to thank you very much for tuning in appreciate you this one was brought to you by Amazon Prime from streaming to fast shipping it's on Prime thank you very much we got championship series going i'm gonna be making videos i'm gonna be enjoying myself hope you tune in