Yadier Molina tells runner to steal then throws him out, a breakdown

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[Kutulu]

That was the most epic display of trash talk, without a single word said, that I've ever seen!!

[Cali_Soldado]

Bro, that stare down at the end was so gangster. Yadi taught a lesson right there, stay humble...you don't just finger wag future HOF Yadi like that.

[bradleys]

Pro tip, before you think about stealing on a catcher, do a quick search on how many golden gloves they have.

[georgewright]

The way yadi can throw it to exact spot that he barely even needs to move his glove to make the tag is art

[nikbolbelow]

Yadi's face at the end.

"Now, what did we learn?"

[asdfaeou]

By the unwritten rules of Baseball, Yadi gets his gold chain. Or something like that.

[Illsayanything]

I attended the Cardinals Winter Warm Up a handful of times from 2004-2012 where people pay to purchase a spot in line for an autograph. I distinctly remember Yadier being the player who sat and signed autographs the longest. He didn’t speak almost any English back then but he was jumping up from the table, hugging fans and posing with little kids next to the table acting like he was catching for them after the Cardinals had just won the World Series. He went back and forth with my dad for a second and shared some laughs. Great guy.

[davidhackett]

It's not so much that he threw him out but it's the degree of ease in which he did is what's amazing. The second baseman literally had to wait for the runner to slide into the tag.

[prmcollin]

“A path to the dugout, stealing is.” Yadi

[brentquigley]

Moral of the story: Don't play around with cannons. Especially if it is Yadier Molina's cannon arm.

[UnshavenStatue]

It's incredible how you pack all kinds of legitimate breakdown -- pointing out several subtle signals that we don't normally notice -- into 1.5 minutes while simultaneously emphasizing just how damn cool yadier was at the same time

[hmmmmm]

I’m glad this moment is sealed on this channel. Otherwise it would be lost and never talked about. Such a legendary move by Yadi

[nickmenn]

“7th inning in a Spring training game, and Yadi is still behind the dish” - shoulda told you everything you need to know about this man’s mindset

[agentazzjuice]

Hosing dude by 4 feet on a changeup below the knees. Is like adding insult to injury... This aint AA

[joeysereda]

"Just because its the 7th inning of a spring training game doesn't mean I'm not COMING FOR YA" -- definition of a champion, just can't turn the switch off!

[scottjohnson]

I can't help but periodically rewatch this one. It's by far my favorite jomboy video!

[grungyasscinema]

It’s the fact that he threw him out by a mile on a Changeup that does it for me.

[hp]

He now has a story to tell his grand kids, " I once got thrown out by Yadier Molina ".

[boodle]

Probably my 3rd or 4th time watching this over the last year or 2. Every time it comes up in my algo I have to watch it

[freakyhijikii]

This is my favorite video on youtube.
Youtube knows this and suggests it almost every week.
And I watch it every time.