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0:00 LOLO: Oh, he's— he's already lost it.
0:02 Oh, man, oh, man.
0:03 Was he close.
0:04 He never gave up.
0:06 Even though he was still falling, he was still trying to swing.
0:09 [LAUGHTER] He just— the fact that he kept trying to swing, knowing it was over.
0:14 He's right there, honestly.
0:16 Look, he hits it.
0:17 He does hit it.
0:17 Yeah.
0:18 Right at the very bottom.
0:19 ROB: OK, look.
0:20 LOLO: Bop.
0:21 STEELO: It was low and away.
0:22 Low and away.
0:22 It was a ball, sir.
0:25 ROB: Intia, are you into playing sports?
0:29 I've never been athletic.
0:30 ROB: No?
0:30 No sports?
0:31 I played basketball in kindergarten.
0:34 And I was like, this tall.
0:35 ROB: OK.
0:36 You make me think of somebody that would hit,
0:38 like, a celebrity softball tournament up, though.
0:40 No, because that's embarrassing.
0:41 'Cause what if I suck?
0:42 Oh, you just know you're bad.
0:44 You don't come in like want to coach them and, like, fake it or anything?
0:46 No?
0:48 I don't want to embarrass myself.
0:49 ROB: Yeah.
0:50 I'll just look cute on the sides.
0:51 ROB: Yeah.
0:52 Look, you ever play in a softball tournament?
0:53 Tournament?
0:54 No, but I've played in a game before.
0:56 I don't love softball.
0:57 I played baseball, but softball would be a little different, you know.
0:59 What's the difference?
1:00 They're softer balls.
1:02 STEELO: They're bigger.
1:03 And you got to throw it underhand.
1:04 It's kind of like— it's kind of [BLEEP] up when you think about it.
1:06 You know what I mean?
1:07 But it can be dangerous.
1:08 You would think, oh, it's a softball, it's going to be easy.
1:11 No, you can get broke off just like
1:13 everybody in this category, Not So Soft Balls.
1:16 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] Oh, yeah.
1:22 Lock and load.
1:23 Lock and load.
1:24 [EXCLAIMING] Oh, I knew that was happening.
1:27 You were way too close on deck.
1:28 ROB: That's it.
1:31 STEELO: Let's go.
1:32 [EXCLAIMING] She came in to bunt.
1:35 And that's a hard softball, though.
1:37 Yeah, there must be, like, college level softballs that are way harder.
1:40 STEELO: They are.
1:41 But you bunt and get hit in the face.
1:42 That hurts.
1:43 WOMAN: Ouch!
1:44 Does she have a mullet?
1:46 No, that's just her ponytail.
1:47 That's just a ponytail?
1:47 OK.
1:48 Yeah, it just lays like a mullet.
1:49 STEELO: Yeah.
1:50 The design right now is super mullet.
1:51 Joe Dirt style.
1:53 Yeah, that's going to be a new way for, like,
1:54 hipster rednecks, you know what I mean?
1:56 Oh, my God.
1:57 ROB: Uh-oh.
1:59 There it is.
2:00 Oh.
2:00 Oh, man.
2:01 She took it.
2:02 Why does it feel so blurry?
2:03 ROB: I don't know.
2:04 But it makes me wonder when softball was invented.
2:06 You know what I mean?
2:07 Like, is this, like, a '80s thing?
2:09 You know what I mean?
2:10 [EXCLAIMING] Did she get hit in the face,
2:14 or did she, like— Well, we can't tell since it's 1984.
2:17 STEELO: Yeah, that's true.
2:18 Let's go.
2:20 Oh, she turned into The Matrix, didn't she?
2:23 I think she matrix'd us.
2:24 Does she even get hit?
2:27 Oh, she did.
2:28 --shoulder or her face.
2:29 The helmet got pushed back.
2:30 [EXCLAIMING] God damn.
2:32 She got good balance, though.
2:33 ROB: Yeah.
2:34 Wee!
2:35 [LAUGHTER] There you have it for Not So Softballs.
2:40 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] OK, Sterling is a big baseball player.
2:46 Been playing baseball his whole life.
2:48 Why is he acting like— you're acting
2:51 like you're learning this for the first time.
2:52 STEELO: No, I love baseball.
2:53 I wouldn't call myself a player today.
2:55 OK, OK.
2:55 ROB: All right.
2:56 But I do love baseball.
2:57 Yeah, I play baseball.
2:58 Yeah.
2:59 I mean, when did you give it up?
3:00 In high school, like, my senior year.
3:02 ROB: Wow, man.
3:02 STEELO: Yeah.
3:03 That's— that's disappointing.
3:04 You know what I mean?
3:05 'Cause like, I really thought you were committed to the sport long term.
3:08 STEELO: My— my coach at the time— Yeah.
3:10 --he was on, like, some bull with me.
3:11 He, like, was like, hey, if you want to be on the team,
3:14 then you can't play basketball this year.
3:15 So was like, all right, I'm done.
3:17 And I regret it to this day.
3:18 No.
3:18 Hey, hey, I can see it in your eyes.
3:20 I can see it in your eyes.
3:21 Do you ever get hurt playing baseball?
3:22 No, I didn't.
3:23 Right, 'cause people don't really get hurt playing baseball, right?
3:26 They do, but not— not as much as some other sports.
3:28 Yeah.
3:29 What's an injury in baseball?
3:31 Something will happen with his arm.
3:34 Right?
3:34 I know that.
3:35 I know— [LAUGHTER] But at the same time,
3:38 you know they don't really get hurt because,
3:40 like, football players, they work for, like, four years.
3:43 Baseball players work for, like, 30 years.
3:44 Yeah, well— It's crazy, like 20.
3:47 Football, they're trying to kill each other.
3:49 Right, when they're getting like hit so hard.
3:52 So baseball, it's— and then they're running and— you know.
3:55 You've seen it.
3:56 That running motion was crazy.
3:57 ROB: Look, no, no.
3:58 You made them prance to the first base.
4:00 They didn't run.
4:01 They did not run.
4:02 They prance.
4:03 They skipped and pranced all the way there.
4:04 We made first.
4:06 I'm not out.
4:07 STEELO: Is it a real sport?
4:07 Who knows.
4:09 She's like— ROB: Well, look, the truth is you can get hurt.
4:12 And you can get hurt in the back if you're not careful.
4:15 Take a look at Major League Back Problems.
4:18 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] Coming in hot, looking for liver.
4:24 [EXCLAIMING] STEELO: Shut 'em down.
4:26 Shut 'em down.
4:27 WOMAN: Career ending hit.
4:28 STEELO: Yeah.
4:29 He was never a major.
4:31 That's OK.
4:32 He's— [LAUGHTER] ROB: OK, good.
4:35 Looks good to me.
4:36 91, bring it in.
4:37 [EXCLAIMING] Oh, man.
4:40 Just practicing getting hit.
4:41 STEELO: Yeah, I know.
4:42 With a 91 mile per hour fastball?
4:48 ROB: Oh, man.
4:48 Here we go.
4:49 STEELO: You got that.
4:50 That's an easy field.
4:51 ROB: There we go.
4:53 [EXCLAIMING] The most perfect scorpion I think we've seen in years.
4:57 Does she work here?
4:59 STEELO: Man, is she— are you from here?
5:01 STEELO: That is her.
5:02 Are you us?
5:03 STEELO: That is crazy.
5:04 ROB: Man.
5:04 Hello.
5:05 Zing, zing, zing.
5:07 Pure scorpion for 33.
5:09 There you have it for Major League Back Problems.
5:13 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] OK, Sterling,
5:15 tell me and Lolo what it feels like to get hit with a baseball.
5:20 Get hit like when you're up to bat or like when you're on the field?
5:23 Yeah, like— I don't know.
5:24 You're running to the base.
5:25 You're at bat getting that baseball, boom, right into a thigh, boom,
5:29 right into your chest, boom, right into an arm, boom, right into your neck.
5:32 It just depends.
5:33 Your neck is crazy.
5:34 It just depends on where it's hitting you at.
5:36 Yeah, like, if you up to bat,
5:37 you're taught to turn your butt who's got the most meat toward the ball.
5:42 So if it's going to hit you, you take it right there.
5:44 It's all good.
5:45 All right.
5:46 I realized I was losing the battle.
5:48 Yeah, it's stacked up.
5:49 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I know.
5:51 I got you, I got you.
5:52 The most meat.
5:52 I got you.
5:54 Midway through it, I was like, I'm losing.
5:56 You know, and like, what does it feel like, you know what I mean?
5:59 It doesn't hurt too much when you get
6:00 hit there or with the backside of your body.
6:03 But if you like swinging,
6:04 and it hits on your foot or something like that, it hurts.
6:06 If you get hit in the head, obviously.
6:08 Now, have you ever hated a player on the opposing team
6:11 and knew they were in the base path and just decided,
6:14 rather than throwing them out, to throw the ball at them?
6:17 STEELO: Not base path.
6:18 If, like, let's say our pitcher was having a bad day and you
6:20 just rocking it or you doing something that we feel like has some sportsmanship,
6:23 I'll throw one close to your head or something to get you of the plate.
6:26 Yeah.
6:27 But you know, my brother would hit people, like, a lot.
6:29 He would get in fights and stuff.
6:30 ROB: OK.
6:32 This category right here, all people getting hit with baseballs.
6:35 Take a look at Dodge Baseball.
6:38 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] STEELO: This is just practice.
6:43 LOLO: Caught it.
6:44 STEELO: Caught it.
6:45 [EXCLAIMING] I caught it.
6:46 LOLO: There you go.
6:47 STEELO: Man, should I take a base?
6:49 All right, yeah.
6:50 Why are you rocking your hoodie at a game?
6:52 I know.
6:53 Like, what?
6:54 STEELO: This dude shaped just like Mark McGwire at like seven.
6:57 [LAUGHTER] ROB: Oh, man.
6:59 Baseball body.
7:00 Oh, man.
7:01 Oh, man.
7:02 Y'all red on red?
7:02 Man, red on red.
7:03 Man, who's on who?
7:05 Who's on first?
7:07 ROB: Oh, that HD.
7:09 It's just so majestic.
7:11 [EXCLAIMING] It hit the ump?
7:13 Took him in the neck?
7:14 Is this a neck shot?
7:15 STEELO: Did he tip it or did it— he gotta catch that catch.
7:17 ROB: --nut shot.
7:18 Bam.
7:19 Oh, man.
7:20 There you have it for Dodge Baseball.
7:23 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] OK,
7:28 the baseball bat is so useful for many things beyond baseball.
7:33 It is.
7:33 Yeah.
7:34 It can destroy furniture.
7:35 STEELO: Yeah.
7:37 Scare off a burglar.
7:38 Yeah.
7:39 It is the number one burglar scarer offer.
7:42 I don't know if you know this, Carly,
7:44 but many people carry them in the trunk of their car.
7:46 Yeah.
7:46 They do.
7:47 ROB: Yeah.
7:48 Those people are crazy.
7:49 Those people are crazy.
7:50 [LAUGHTER] I dated a guy that had a baseball bat in the back of his car once.
7:53 I was like, wow, you're insane.
7:55 I'm like, this is the craziest guy.
7:56 He's the craziest guy I know.
7:58 Hey, you're the craziest guy.
7:59 And I kind of like it.
8:00 Yeah, I was like, where are we going.
8:03 I just was— Looking for danger.
8:06 Yeah.
8:07 Did he say he ever had to use it?
8:08 No, but he had it, like, just in case.
8:11 Yeah.
8:12 People who have baseball bats in their trunk
8:14 road rage like you wouldn't believe.
8:15 ROB: Oh, that's it.
8:16 There's a reason they have that back there.
8:18 Yeah, yeah.
8:19 No, you're a natural born rager if you got a baseball bat—- Yeah.
8:22 For sure.
8:23 Well, look, this category is proof that a bat can do many things.
8:25 Take a look at Multi-Use Bats.
8:28 STEELO: You say it's for defense.
8:29 I say it's for offense.
8:30 CARLY: Right, exactly.
8:31 Today, I wanted to see if this bowl could withstand the power of a baseball bat.
8:37 CARLY: OK.
8:39 [LAUGHTER] It can't withstand the power of a baseball bat.
8:43 Man, it's just like the Paul brother that never made it.
8:46 It's the half brother that they left.
8:48 ROB: Oh, man.
8:49 It's like his half brother in Ohio, trying to get his content popping.
8:53 You know what I mean?
8:54 [LAUGHTER] Damn ROB: OK.
8:58 All right.
8:59 There we go.
9:00 All right.
9:00 What are we hammering?
9:02 [EXCLAIMING] I got scared.
9:04 Most people during the pandemic,
9:05 this is what people were doing in their garage, right?
9:07 STEELO: We can't go outside, right?
9:08 CARLY: Yeah.
9:10 ROB: Yeah, damn.
9:11 It felt like it hit me.
9:12 STEELO: Yeah.
9:14 ROB: Abs.
9:15 Abs.
9:16 Abs.
9:17 STEELO: Frankie Muniz is going crazy.
9:18 ROB: Frankie— Frankie Muniz got himself into some shape.
9:22 STEELO: Who is he sending this to?
9:23 It's definitely a girl— He set it up, he filmed it.
9:26 [LAUGHTER] He's definitely send this out.
9:28 CARLY: Imagine beginning this video and you were just like,
9:30 OK, are you all right.
9:32 Hot, right?
9:33 I mean, if it's Carly, it's like, is that the bat from the truck?
9:36 [LAUGHTER] You are crazy.
9:39 --bat back in the trunk.
9:41 We'll be right back with more Ridiculousness.
9:44 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] OK, look, I can say with purity in my heart,
9:49 I've never hit another person with a baseball bat.
9:52 Really?
9:52 ROB: That's right.
9:54 Ever?
9:54 Ever.
9:55 Ever.
9:55 STEELO: That's good.
9:56 Not even a wiffle bat.
9:57 I'm trying to think.
9:58 If I've done it, it's been on accident for sure.
10:00 Not on purpose.
10:01 Hey, you know— you know when you were playing baseball— Yeah.
10:05 Right?
10:06 Did you ever let it go and sail it into somebody by accident?
10:08 No, I wasn't bad.
10:09 What?
10:10 If you're letting go of the bat at— ROB: Yeah.
10:12 You're probably kind of trash.
10:14 Are you or are you just a really focused hitter that lost control?
10:17 No, you're trash.
10:18 ROB: OK.
10:19 Well, look, this category is all about people swinging
10:22 the bat and letting it go and hitting people.
10:24 Take a look at Stray Bats.
10:27 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] [EXCLAIMING] STEELO: Oh, man.
10:34 Yeah, see.
10:34 You're bad.
10:35 You're bad.
10:35 You're a child.
10:36 It's your first day out there.
10:37 This is bad.
10:38 That's something I would do.
10:40 ROB: I mean, you turn around and hit the umpire directly.
10:43 That's almost like a trick shot.
10:45 STEELO: Oh, the ump is hurt for real.
10:47 Everybody stopped what they were doing to check on Mike.
10:52 ROB: Hey, batter, batter, batter, batter, batter.
10:53 Swing!
10:55 Oh, man.
10:56 Right back at you.
10:58 You're too close anyway.
11:00 What are you even filming this close?
11:01 STEELO: Yeah, how are you even there?
11:02 Are you the umpire?
11:05 Are you another player?
11:06 Like, why are you this close?
11:09 Oh, was that on purpose?
11:10 Oh, accidents happened.
11:11 That felt like that was on purpose.
11:13 WOMAN: What was the reason?
11:14 STEELO: No, no, that was on purpose.
11:15 That's on purpose- No, for sure.
11:16 ROB: Perfectly to the head.
11:18 No, that's not an accident.
11:19 What did he do to you?
11:20 Damn.
11:21 MAN: There you go.
11:22 Run.
11:22 Run, run, run.
11:23 ROB: Run.
11:23 There we go.
11:24 STEELO: Oh, man.
11:24 Oh, man.
11:26 He thought he hit a home run.
11:27 ROB: Man.
11:27 STEELO: He wanted to celebrate.
11:28 MAN: You OK?
11:29 STEELO: Oh, man.
11:29 ROB: OK, man.
11:30 All right.
11:31 He's confused.
11:32 There you have it for Stray Bats.
11:35 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] OK, Sterling, you ever play baseball inside your house?
11:41 Like what?
11:42 To what extent?
11:43 Like a full game— --as a kid, you know what I mean?
11:45 You bring out the bat, you throw a couple balls around and bang 'em around.
11:49 No, I don't think we played baseball in the house.
11:51 We weren't that stupid.
11:52 My dad would like— yeah, yeah, definitely beat out butt when we do.
11:56 So we wouldn't do that.
11:57 And we had— we lived off the alley.
11:59 And there was a church next door to us that had a parking lot.
12:02 So we would just play baseball in that parking lot at all times.
12:05 Even in the winter when it snows?
12:06 Well, not in the winter.
12:07 No, I guess not.
12:08 We played indoors.
12:09 We had a gym we can go to, to my dad.
12:12 My dad's not going to not play baseball.
12:14 So he would figure it out.
12:15 ROB: Oh, really?
12:16 STEELO: 100%.
12:17 Oh, so there was actually, like,
12:19 in the winter— He runs still today baseball community called— no, the base.
12:24 It's a whole situation with 400 kids.
12:27 And in the winter, they go play baseball inside.
12:28 ROB: Yeah?
12:29 Man, wow.
12:30 Wow.
12:30 LOLO: Yeah, that was— That's amazing.
12:32 Baseball bases.
12:33 He's crazy.
12:34 This category is not playing indoor baseball.
12:38 And a beautiful gym with plenty of space and people.
12:41 This is playing baseball inside your house.
12:44 Take a look at inside baseball.
12:47 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] Friend friend.
12:51 Brim brim.
12:52 Brim man.
12:54 This is real practice.
12:56 Yeah, he got an extra ball in his pocket, too.
12:58 It's not even tied to, like, a rope, 'cause they sell the tees on a rope.
13:02 ROB: Where is he going?
13:03 LOLO: But it looks like there's been so much damage already done.
13:05 Man, the house is destroyed.
13:06 He's doing demo, actually.
13:07 So he can just get his swing going?
13:09 We call it baseball demo.
13:10 [LAUGHTER] Why are you doing this?
13:16 ROB: A little bit of drunk baseball.
13:17 STEELO: This is drunk, actually.
13:19 LOLO: With— with a live plant that has dirt in it— Man,
13:21 it's dirt and just been watered.
13:23 Look, she points out it's alive, so we all know.
13:26 Hitting a live plant with dirt in it.
13:28 It's just— I don't respect people that murder plants.
13:32 STEELO: That plant was a lie.
13:36 LOLO: He got the gum.
13:37 ROB: [NON-ENGLISH] STEELO: OK.
13:38 [GLASS SHATTERS] Oh, man.
13:41 ROB: I'm guilty.
13:42 MAN: We'll clean it up.
13:43 Don't worry.
13:44 You ready?
13:44 Ready?
13:45 Let's keep going.
13:46 Your mom can deal with that.
13:47 You'll pay for that one day.
13:49 All right to win the game.
13:51 ROB: All right, to win the game.
13:53 In 3— [EXCLAIMING] The Rollins thing fells.
14:00 Oh, it was that random thing fell.
14:03 I have no idea.
14:05 There you have it for Inside Baseball.
14:08 It's the 442, mom.
14:10 [LAUGHTER] OK, running bases wasn't a thing I really did.
14:14 Oh, really?
14:15 Yeah, did some T-ball back— you know, back in the day.
14:18 Wasn't— wasn't into it.
14:18 STEELO: Yeah.
14:19 You know what I mean?
14:20 The moment they took that T away, I was like, this ain't for me.
14:23 I'm good.
14:23 ROB: Yeah, yeah.
14:24 I love baseball.
14:25 Yeah.
14:25 And I know you have.
14:26 Like, were you a good base runner?
14:27 Absolutely.
14:27 ROB: You steal bases?
14:29 Yes, absolutely.
14:30 OK.
14:30 You ever hit a home run?
14:31 Yeah.
14:32 What?
14:33 [LAUGHTER] Tried to play me.
14:35 Right.
14:36 All my years of playing then, I never had a home run?
14:38 Man, look—- That's crazy.
14:39 That's crazy.
14:41 I don't— look, I don't know how— I don't know how common it is.
14:43 You know what I mean?
14:44 It happens, you know, when you're good.
14:46 I was good.
14:47 Yeah.
14:48 You know, I'm still coach right now.
14:50 OK.
14:51 And then do you— how do you feel— like are
14:53 you like a slide feet first or a face first guy?
14:55 No, definitely feet first if anything.
14:57 If I'm going to do a slide, I'm not doing face first.
14:59 ROB: Yeah?
15:00 That's crazy.
15:00 No?
15:00 STEELO: I mean, no.
15:01 I mean— ROB: You respect it?
15:03 Yeah, I respect it.
15:04 If you need to do that for whatever reason.
15:07 But face first?
15:08 Nah?
15:08 Man, I don't— STEELO: Not my thing.
15:10 Maybe that's why I quit baseball.
15:12 Because it wasn't—- You were doing face first?
15:13 I was face first guy.
15:14 [LAUGHTER]- Wasn't a thing?
15:16 ROB: Man, I kept— I kept running into— I kept running into gloves and bases.
15:20 And I'm like, this is so dumb.
15:23 But look, the truth is, running bases can— can get sketchy.
15:26 And this category is proof.
15:28 Take a look at Base Runner Blunders.
15:31 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] Damn!
15:36 Cooking, running, cooking.
15:40 [EXCLAIMING] Oh, man.
15:41 LOLO: Headstand?
15:42 He accidentally slid in there.
15:44 LOLO: Yeah.
15:44 You still got a single.
15:45 He wanted that double so bad.
15:47 But you still got a single.
15:48 We're good.
15:50 I love that God stopped you from a double.
15:52 Put you back right here.
15:55 ROB: Whap!
15:56 There you go.
15:57 ROB: Let's go.
15:57 Run, run, run.
15:59 The ninja roll.
16:01 There you go.
16:02 Run, run, run.
16:03 ROB: Roll his way to first.
16:04 He still got there.
16:07 ROB: Bam!
16:10 Here we go, here we go, here we go, here we go.
16:12 [EXCLAIMING] STEELO: Oh, my God.
16:14 ROB: OK.
16:15 What is going on?
16:16 I mean, like, who do you blame here?
16:17 They're both stupid.
16:18 ROB: I mean— They hugged, they hugged in the air.
16:21 ROB: They really did.
16:22 This is a power man hug.
16:24 Man.
16:25 Just boom.
16:28 STEELO: He gone.
16:32 Oh, man.
16:33 It's just a bad slide.
16:34 When you catch a scorpion, just— man, you just— Man, you tag the top foot.
16:41 And decide to go up top.
16:42 You're like— STEELO: Easy.
16:45 A foot from the base and it's just your face in the dirt.
16:48 [EXCLAIMING] He is so confused.
16:52 MAN: Oh, get there.
16:53 STEELO: Get there.
16:54 ROB: Get there.
16:55 LOLO: Get there.
16:55 ROB: --big guy.
16:56 STEELO: Oh, my God.
16:57 Something tore.
16:58 Hyperextended.
16:59 Oh, man.
17:01 ROB: What did he get?
17:03 You're at an age where anything can happen.
17:05 STEELO: Oh, man.
17:06 ROB: Oh, man.
17:07 They shooting.
17:08 Man, just— man, whatever it is, he's in shock.
17:12 There you have it for Base Runner Blunders.
17:15 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] Might find it interesting to know,
17:20 I recently got in a batting cage.
17:22 Oh, did you?
17:23 ROB: I did.
17:24 At the castle joint or somewhere else?
17:26 No, out in Mexico.
17:27 Oh, I like that.
17:28 OK, you was trying to go pro.
17:30 No, no.
17:31 STEELO: For you to go on vacation and hit a batting cage is like—- I felt pro.
17:34 STEELO: You're training.
17:34 I felt pro.
17:35 I don't know how fast the ball was going.
17:37 You know, it felt like maybe 150.
17:39 150.
17:39 It's not real.
17:40 Felt like it.
17:42 But— but I think it was like 30.
17:44 You know what I mean?
17:45 Because— 30 is the lowest.
17:47 That's softball.
17:48 It was a toss.
17:49 It was a toss to you.
17:50 It's like this at 30.
17:51 You call it what you want.
17:53 It was fast.
17:54 STEELO: OK.
17:56 But yeah, it's dangerous in there, you know.
17:58 And having my son in there, taking shots at it, no man's land.
18:02 How did he do?
18:03 He connected a couple times.
18:04 OK, you got to get him out there.
18:05 ROB: Yeah.
18:05 No, I know.
18:06 No, I know.
18:07 --baseball, bro.
18:07 I don't have the time to commit to baseball.
18:09 He's a middle infielder.
18:10 He can come with me.
18:11 ROB: Yeah, no.
18:12 I coach and everything.
18:13 Listen, he asks about it.
18:14 He should be a second baseman shortstop.
18:15 --Sterling's number.
18:16 I don't have Sterling— crazy.
18:18 We emailed [LAUGHTER] Last 14 years, we've been emailing.
18:23 And he's super slow to respond, you know.
18:26 Well, look, this category right here is people in the cages,
18:29 but not doing well getting hurt.
18:32 Take a look at Battered Cages.
18:35 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] Man.
18:40 STEELO: OK, that's not— ROB: Oh, man.
18:41 Don't put him out there.
18:42 Who's his dad?
18:43 LOLO: Oh, on the hand.
18:45 That's an unathletic dad.
18:46 No!
18:48 Didn't even ask the speed.
18:49 MAN: No!
18:50 Just threw him in one, like— STEELO: --is on the plate to swing.
18:53 This is a batter's box for a reason.
18:55 You're already outside the batter's box.
18:57 ROB: You're facing it.
18:58 MAN: No!
18:59 ROB: No!
19:00 His mother was right.
19:03 STEELO: Wow, where the helmets at, bro?
19:05 LOLO: Looks like a top golfer— STEELO: Where the helmet?
19:07 ROB: Oh.
19:07 LOLO: Oh.
19:08 STEELO: I like that, though.
19:09 I like that.
19:10 I never missed the devil.
19:11 ROB: That's an innovation.
19:12 LOLO: Lava man.
19:13 See, America, we're so far behind.
19:15 We're so far behind.
19:16 Listen, we're so far behind that their innovation is worn out and old.
19:20 Yeah, this is old, here.
19:22 This is like '92.
19:23 Barely hanging on.
19:24 All the color's gone.
19:25 You know what I'm saying?
19:26 And we're like, what!
19:28 STEELO: We're focused on Waymo.
19:30 [LAUGHTER] WOMAN: You can do it, baby.
19:33 You can do it.
19:34 ROB: You can do it, baby.
19:35 You can do it.
19:37 [EXCLAIMING] He just need a helmet.
19:40 ROB: Yeah.
19:40 And his jeans to tailored.
19:41 You can't swing in those.
19:42 ROB: The whole kit too tight.
19:43 LOLO: No mobility.
19:44 Whole kit too tight.
19:47 The whole video is too tight.
19:49 Oh, man.
19:50 You can't get the hips cooking.
19:51 There you have it for Battered Cages.
19:55 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] OK, Sterling, you ever get in the old batting cage?
20:00 Yeah, I was in there two days ago.
20:02 Yeah?
20:02 How'd you do?
20:03 I mean, come on, man.
20:04 I'm an athlete.
20:04 I mean, but what do we hit?
20:06 I mean, what's the fastest that thing will get up to?
20:07 The thing goes up to 80 there.
20:09 ROB: OK.
20:09 I'll hit 80 sometimes.
20:10 Yeah.
20:10 Just because.
20:11 Yeah, yeah.
20:12 ROB: Yeah?
20:12 And how many— and then, like, when you do it,
20:15 do you have, like, some sort of swaggy little technique here?
20:19 No, the ball's coming out pretty quick.
20:20 So you're hitting it and trying to— I mean—
20:22 And then you pick the leg up like this?
20:24 No, you don't want to pick the leg up when you're hitting.
20:26 Just like slight step to the pitcher.
20:27 ROB: Oh, do you.
20:28 You slight step.
20:28 Turn that back leg.
20:29 That's it.
20:30 Nobody does this?
20:30 STEELO: No.
20:31 When they're pitching, maybe.
20:32 Nobody does this on— STEELO: Maybe somebody.
20:34 You gotta be pretty strong though to bring all these dynamics.
20:37 I mean, Gary Sheffield used to have like a whole bunch he did.
20:41 But like, you're not doing all that stuff.
20:42 ROB: Yeah, yeah.
20:43 Unless you're on steroids.
20:44 Yeah, OK.
20:45 Man, hey, that's why I like steroids.
20:47 Yeah, I know.
20:48 It's fun.
20:48 It makes the game more fun.
20:50 We can't lie.
20:51 ROB: You know what I mean?
20:52 You just use, you get all funky with that extra power, you know.
20:56 Well, look, this category right here is
20:58 people feeling pain inside the batting cage.
21:00 Take a look at Batting Practice Problems.
21:04 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] Oh, yeah, baby.
21:09 Coming right at you.
21:11 Oh, man.
21:12 Y'all too close, first of all.
21:14 Just the fact that this is even possible.
21:15 STEELO: It's the middle part.
21:16 Yeah.
21:17 ROB: You know, it's like— boom, boom, boom.
21:19 He quit.
21:21 [LAUGHTER] WOMAN: Action.
21:23 ROB: Action.
21:24 STEELO: Action.
21:25 [EXCLAIMING] Oh, my God.
21:28 Lucky she's a girl.
21:29 Who's aiming this thing?
21:30 STEELO: That's what I'm saying.
21:31 Like— Oh, a little inside.
21:35 Oh, man.
21:36 STEELO: Put a helmet on, bruh.
21:37 ROB: Man, oh.
21:39 [EXCLAIMING] STEELO: You should retire.
21:41 That swing gave it away.
21:42 You don't do this.
21:43 ROB: But you just— look, STEELO: You just stand.
21:45 You just know that he's never even done this.
21:47 He's like, hey, this is like— I was an athlete.
21:50 Yeah.
21:50 ROB: I can for sure do it.
21:51 Nah, bro.
21:53 You got your keys on your hip still.
21:55 ROB: Keys on.
21:57 [EXCLAIMING] Oh, God.
22:00 I'm better than this.
22:01 Batting.
22:02 Boom.
22:04 Bada-bang.
22:04 STEELO: Yeah.
22:05 Bada-bop.
22:06 Yeah.
22:07 Is it really about the hips?
22:08 It's about the shoulders?
22:10 What makes a good batter?
22:11 Ooh, your hips do play a huge part.
22:14 It sounds like— I don't think you know.
22:16 I do.
22:17 You don't got any fundamentals?
22:18 Yeah, it's just different things.
22:19 It's hand-eye coordination.
22:20 Just getting those hands back, elbow— yeah, it's like a lot of different things,
22:24 but I don't know what makes a good batter is.
22:26 That's God.
22:27 At the end of the day, you gotta be called to be a good batter.
22:30 Not everyone's born with it.
22:31 Not everybody born with it at all.
22:32 You can train.
22:33 Can God find you through drinking alcohol?
22:37 Babe Ruth was a great batter, and an alcoholic.
22:39 That's what I'm saying.
22:40 Like, when I shoot pool, if I'm drunk, I'm better.
22:42 Are you?
22:44 Or do you care less?
22:45 Maybe that's kind of what it is.
22:46 You have more accuracy not worrying about whether
22:48 or not you could hit it because you were wasted.
22:51 You're not overthinking it.
22:52 ROB: Yeah Does it feel good?
22:53 It feels OK.
22:54 ROB: It feels OK.
22:55 No, no.
22:56 Does it feel plausible?
22:57 I don't know.
22:58 I don't know if I want to see anybody drunk really playing an MLB.
23:00 No.
23:01 ROB: Yeah.
23:02 And look, and you know what it is.
23:03 It probably may work for, like a drink or two.
23:05 But there's this an immediate line where it's over.
23:08 And that is basically everybody in this category.
23:11 Boozy Batters.
23:12 Take a look.
23:14 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] LOLO: Oh, he's— he's already lost it.
23:20 Oh, man.
23:21 oh, man.
23:22 Was he close?
23:22 He never gave up.
23:23 Even though he was still falling, he was still trying to swing.
23:26 [LAUGHTER] He just— the fact that he kept trying to swing, knowing it was over.
23:32 He's right there, honestly.
23:34 Look, he hits it.
23:35 He does hit it.
23:35 Yeah.
23:36 Right at the very bottom.
23:37 ROB: OK, look.
23:38 STEELO: It was low and away.
23:39 Low and away.
23:40 It was a ball, sir.
23:41 MAN: Swing the bat if you drunk.
23:43 Swing the bat of your drunk.
23:46 STEELO: Oh, man.
23:47 He— he's done.
23:50 ROB: Man, that's sick.
23:51 STEELO: Are you OK?
23:52 No reason to grab ass first.
23:54 ROB: No, listen, you're not going to find out if he's OK by ass squeezing him.
23:57 STEELO: Yeah, yeah.
23:58 Nice.
23:59 Honk.
24:00 STEELO: Nice.
24:00 LOLO: Now it's his time.
24:02 STEELO: OK.
24:03 ROB: All right, here we go.
24:04 STEELO: What was that?
24:05 ROB: Man, goodbye.
24:06 LOLO: That's a big fall.
24:07 STEELO: That is a big fall.
24:08 He's OK.
24:09 ROB: Man, look, I'm glad we could see him, and it's not as far as it seems.
24:12 STEELO: It seems so far in the beginning.
24:13 ROB: We're just like, damn, this guy just, like, dropped two stories.
24:16 LOLO: Yeah.
24:17 ROB: Just fine.
24:18 Strike.
24:19 Oh, my God.
24:20 That stance right there.
24:21 He's doing the stanky leg.
24:23 STEELO: Yeah.
24:24 ROB: Oh, man.
24:25 STEELO: Why those knees shaking so much?
24:26 It's bothering me.
24:27 LOLO: Wait.
24:27 ROB: Oh, OK.
24:28 Going nowhere.
24:29 STEELO: They love him.
24:30 ROB: That's it.
24:31 He's a hero no matter what he does.
24:33 There you have it for Boozy Batters.
24:36 [CHEERS, APPLAUSE] I love you, bro.