Nolan Ryan was a Savage!!

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Lifetime 206 batting average against, and pitched until 46 Another record he holds
Comment from : Paul Boegel

Early control problems and terrible teams prevent Ryan from being the all time greatest But thats just statistics He's the greatest pitching marvel ever
Comment from : Kevhead1

Big Tex!
Comment from : Ghost of Tom Chode

He was a better "pitcher" at age 40 than at 25
Comment from : bobzani

JR Richard was in his class but had the health problems
Comment from : Black Flag

That overlay was fantastic! Thanks!
Comment from : Chris Aultman

I was 13 years old at game three of the 1969 World Series when Nolan Ryan came in to relieve Gary Gentry I’m still pissed at the Mets for trading him, he should’ve played his whole career here!
Comment from : Donald Leider

I'm 53 and I will say as of RIGHT NOW The Nolan Ryan Express was the BEST pitcher I have EVER seen No one even close Plus, he could beat your ass, just ask Robin Ventura 😂
Comment from : Dave Duncan

What a pitcher should be, this is what Nolan was…
Comment from : Jon Shannon

Could we create a Nolan Ryan AI robot?
Comment from : Louis Emery

I saw him pitch when he was with Houston, you can't tell me that he is not the greatest pitcher who ever lived
Comment from : Roy Doughty

Iron balls legend
Comment from : Dirt Roads (707)

Back when baseball was Americas gameMLB has slit their own throat and is slowly dyeing
Comment from : Dirt Roads (707)

Poor robin a storied career washed away with an alpha reaction to foolish move worse than beat down
Comment from : Bartolo Puglia

Nolan Ryan had to have a pretty good curveball to go with that super intimidating fastball Let's not forget about Bert Bleyeven and his ultra-sharp curveball!!!!!!
Comment from : Richard Peetrin Peetrin

I once heard a story that was told to illustrate not just how hard he threw, but how incredibly competitive he was I will have to refer to the batter as just “the batter” because I have forgotten who he was brbrSo Ryan nails him in the ribs first pitch and the guy goes down into the dirt and is in obvious pain, but one of most baseball players little unwritten rules is that you don’t show how much it hurts So the batter hops up and trots down to first with his free base on balls and when he gets there, he yells over to Ryan “Hey Ryan, my daddy hits me harder than that”brbrHe seriously underestimated Ryan’s competition spirit brbrThe next time the batter comes up, Ryan reaches back and fires one of his 100 mph heaters, AND HITS THE BATTER IN EXACTLY THE SPOT AS THE FIRST PITCH!” 😂😂😂brbrSo this time the batter is down in the dirt for a bit rolling around in serious pain After getting checked out by the trainer and given the ok, he heads down to first base with his free, if not hard earned, passbrbrWhile he’s standing there, Ryan looks over at him and dryly asks…”Your daddy ever hit you that hard?”br😈😈😈brbrPeople always said he came across as this quiet, polite old country gent, but everyone who knew him said there was a unequaled competitive fire in him
Comment from : John B

He would have pitched longer if it were not for his ailing back! Amazing arm! Tree trunk upper legs!
Comment from : George Psomos

He was phenomenal however he also would sometimes walk 7 or 8 players per game and gave up his share of long balls His ERA in any one season was rarely much better than slightly better than average, In 20+ years he maybe had 5 excellent seasons when it came to ERA and win percentage
Comment from : Roy Piper

He'd have regretted it had Jim Rice charged the mound instead of Robin Ventura Ryan was a great pitcher but I'm not a fan of "intimidation"should batters accidentally let the bat slip out of their hands and fly toward the mound to "intimidate" pitchers? Just a thought
Comment from : William Fowler

He had that many strikeouts in an era of hit & run and contact His control improved so much, he led the majors in SO/W at age 40 If he isn't the best pitcher ever, he certainly had the best career Randy Johnson a close second for me
Comment from : ztoxtube

With the proliferation of pitch counters in today's game, Ryan's records for no-hitters & strikeouts looks to be Untouchable! Even w/modern pitching science & advanced medical techniques, Ryan's "old skool" off-season regimen stands the test of time!All Hail, Ryan's Express!
Comment from : Harry Miram

If had control the first seven years of his career, INDUBITABLY no one would ever question who the greatest of all-time is
Comment from : Mrvinn19

I've always been an Orioles fan, but Nolan Ryan was my favorite pitcher When he retired I switched to Greg Maddux
Comment from : Gordon

I've seen a LOT of people say that Nolan Ryan isn't the greatest pitcher ever They talk about his W-L record, his status as all-time leaders in walks, and so forthbrThere are some worthwhile arguments against his possible GOAT status, for surebrHe's still my favorite pitcher of all time, however and no naysayer statistics are ever going to change my mind
Comment from : enutrofdude

If you ever met Nolan Ryan in person, he was humble, respectful and had a light hearted jovial demeanor Absolutely a class act, eventhough he was a legend Always stayed in top shaped even to this moment But you push the wrong button, you'd quickly regret!!! 😅
Comment from : Mon T

Nolan Ryan is the GOAT of pitching as much as Jordan is the GOAT of basketball!
Comment from : DouglasI

Tommy Lasorda said, "Others will throw harder but no one will ever throw hard LONGER (Ryan's last major league pitch, hurled against the Seattle Mariners was officially measured at 983 mph!) 😮
Comment from : Roy

His fastball was amazing, but that curveball was nasty… Make you look totally stupid when thinking about that fastball I bet a lot of hitters would rather stay on the bench and take a strike out, if given the option
Comment from : Ricky Allen

And he was still throwing 180 mph when he turned 70 years old
Comment from : Berndt Herrenvolk

This is why Texas Ranger strikeouts are called Nolan Ryan Strikeouts!
Comment from : Irenee Shubert

His windup was beautiful too
Comment from : SwampOperator

That overlay you did was excellent Really shows the movement
Comment from : SwampOperator

Ryan beaned Ventura five times in one at-bat Once in the arm, and four times in the face
Comment from : Jake Stine

A Nolan Ryan with control would’ve shattered any pitching statistic ever conceived
Comment from : Matthew Dixon

Nolan was a HOSS I mean he had one heck of a curve and fast ball Amazing Pitcher⚾️
Comment from : TheSassy777

Head noogies on Ventura never gets old
Comment from : Bill Malec

"What are you gonna do charge the mound ? That's not a good idea " omg lol when I heard that
Comment from : gumshoe 72

I knew when the word savage was in the title that the Robin Ventura video would pop up
Comment from : George Riley

So who was more intimidating, Ryan or Gibson?
Comment from : Tim Leahy

I just wonder how hard Nolan Ryan laughs when contemporary pitchers get pulled out after throwing just 90 pitches
Comment from : Erick R

There will never be another pitcher like Nolan 51 MLB records And most will likely never be broken 5,714 strikeouts 7 no hitters Good luck topping those!
Comment from : Hans Enfiet

The man was a pitching God brHe didn't just strike you out he would make you look like a fool
Comment from : MrHulltech2

The overlay was awesome
Comment from : Mondavou

Nolan Ryans fastball/curve combination is about as unfair as it gets He also had a circle change he would drop in that was pretty great
Comment from : Leonard

Legend
Comment from : IAM AQUASTONETHRONE

The man had extreme work ethic and determination that is unmatched I watched him warm up before a game by throwing ropes from third base line to centerfold There will never be another like him
Comment from : Richard Pickett

This is how it feels in the batters box at my baseball games I'm a pitcher, so I know how easy it can be to miss and hit someone Never was a good hitter I'd be a 40 OVR in The Show because of my hitting😅
Comment from : Greg

If Robin ventura would not have been grabbed by pudge he would have been able to equal things out
Comment from : shane Foster

Alot of movement when you could scuff the ball up
Comment from : D Life

Nobody forgets Ryan had a "complete hammer"
Comment from : American made

Saw his last win live You know about the no-hitters but did you know that he has twelve 1-hitters
Comment from : AS PE

I had an entire section of my card book dedicated to Ryan as a kid He was the only player that ever had a dedicated section for me I was the type to go to the card shop and trade 100 cards for 1 Ryan card if thats what it took Sadly, I have none of that stuff anymore
Comment from : Dr Cryptox

Catchers are driving me crazy about receiving his breaking ball
Comment from : NoTalentB

Sick curve ball
Comment from : Tim R

They put one of yours in the hospital you put one of theirs in the morgue that's the Chicago way untouchables
Comment from : Juan carrero

Nolan Ryan wasn't a beast players were afraid of getting their careers ended by one of his f*b***/b crazy ass pitches I wouldn't move he hits me I'm rushing the mound I'm clearing the benches I'm from Chicago it's on bring it on buddy 🇵🇷💪🇺🇲🖕nolan
Comment from : Juan carrero

Nolan Ryan isnt human!
Comment from : Joe

Greatest pitcher of all time and it isn’t close
Comment from : Actionanimals

I miss him playing so much He was incredible to watch live
Comment from : Billy The Kidder

Nolan Ryan is the standard
Comment from : WHEREtheFUNK

The GOAT
Comment from : Justin Keenan

Best in the business and was affraid of no one Robin Ventura looked like a red headed stepson that forgot to take out the garbage
Comment from : Gerald Nichols

In a game against the Red Sox in 1974, Nolan threw 235 pitches over 13 innings while striking out 19! Absolutely mind boggling!
Comment from : Ian Reed

Alvin texas brazoria county lets go
Comment from : TreydayXo

Robin Ventura done screwed around and found out
Comment from : random asshole

Ya, and he pitched for like 40 yearsIs he still pitching? I wouldn't be surprised
Comment from : Scott Jenkins

Nolan Ryan is my favorite!!!!
Comment from : SFreud

Thatll put marzipan in your pie plate, Bingo!

The problem was, his curve wasn't always there Some starts it would hang up there like a beach ball and he would get lit up
Comment from : Thatll put marzipan in your pie plate, Bingo!

Ryan is the all time leader with 5714 strikeouts in his career br#2 was Randy Johnson with 4875 in 22 seasonsbrAn unbreakable record if there ever was one
Comment from : Victor Smith

Goat
Comment from : Dewayne Hunt

When Ryan whipped Ventura's ass he didn't even get ejected from the game
Comment from : James Cook

Also worth mentioning that it was Ryan who helped Randy Johnson turn the corner and become a HoF level pitcher
Comment from : Timothy Ratliff

I saw Nolan Ryan pitch against the Twins at the Metrodome on Aug 11, 1992 He gave up two runs through six innings with seven strikeouts in a 3-2 Rangers loss
Comment from : Dizbang

You wonder how many guys Ryan would have hit if he had played in the NL where he would have had to bat instead of the AL with the DH? He knew the other team couldn’t retaliate I would have loved to see a pitcher on the opposing team stick one in Nolan’s ribs and see if he was still as aggressive
Comment from : George Southwick

What is especially amazing is he was so successful playing basically his entire career on bad teams
Comment from : George Southwick

Nolan Ryan said the only batter he feared was Jack Clark (That’s because Jack could pull a bullet)
Comment from : Der Glaetze

A bit overrated as a pitcher He's outside the top 15, but still great But, I met him once Never met a more genuine person in my life Relaxed, made conversation, didn't rush us Really good dude
Comment from : Ken Mills

He not only strikes them out He punched you out
Comment from : Up2NoGood

Robin Ventura, the only batter to collect 6 hit from Nolan Ryan in a single game
Comment from : david dee

I don't remember who the pitcher was, but the worst knee buckle I ever saw was against Dave Winfield Someone through a sweeping curve and he ended up diving out and finished the at bat lying on his backbrbrIt was a called strike
Comment from : nacoran

Complete bs he never won a cy young award
Comment from : PJ

Sports Illustrated pumped up Ryan So, we liked him until our teams had to play him Turns out he is mostly azzholieo but, the Stranger Rangers loved him Made him the god of ranger baseball Had a bunch of great "sick days" sitting in the cheap seats getting a tan at Ranger stadium Never liked the teams much It is still baseball and all I had
Comment from : Larry Lund

Ryan knew that his fastball was capable of killing someone He also knew that batters knew that he knew Trying to hit when you know the pitcher can kill you changes the entire dynamic no matter how good a hitter you are He could also kick your behind Just ask Robin Ventura
Comment from : Gary Gemmell

You're thinking about Gibson or Feller or Marichal
Comment from : Scott L

8 times lead the league in walks Topped 200 BB twice!
Comment from : yardape99

There’s a great old Nolan Ryan video on here It’s the classic early 80s style sports video It’s got a Nolan Ryan theme song ffs!br youtube/mq5gl-Yv8s8brHe details how to throw his pitches in it
Comment from : promeitheus

supposedly Pete Rose said that Nolan Ryan had the best curveball he ever saw
Comment from : ah mecorp

I always felt like we were going to win even if we were behind when he was on the mound
Comment from : Michael Walker

Did you say 1969 World Series? I was a kid in 90s when he was pitching for the rangers
Comment from : Clown World Resident

One of the top five if not the top three best pictures ever to play the game
Comment from : Matthew Behne

I believe I have this correct Let me know if I am wrong When Ryan started pitching in the majors, they said he wouldn't last 5 years because he threw heat When he was still throwing heat at 40 years old, I think they had to reconsider I lived in Houston when he pitched there He was awesome I'm in ATL now and loved watching Maddux for a different reason He was all about magical control By the 6th inning, the plate was about 4 inches wider than at the start of the game They are my two favorite pitchers of all time
Comment from : William Street

Right after every game he would ride 45min on a stationary bike with a big ice bag on his pitching shoulderChamps like him never had an off season they always stayed in shape
Comment from : matt howard