Gary Sánchez
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Sep 12, 2026
JomboyGUEST
I started noticing that.
JomboyGUEST
I made a video on Gary Sanchez, because he would go like this to grab the ball, and the, uh-
Russell MartinHOST
Yeah, I remember
JomboyGUEST
... umpires would throw it back.
24 MINS LATER
Josh DonaldsonHOST
The Yankees did that.
Josh DonaldsonHOST
The Yankees did that, but they still won.
Josh DonaldsonHOST
They did it with Gary Sanchez.
Josh DonaldsonHOST
They did it with Didi Gregorius.
Aaron GleemanHOST
Who was it?
John BonnesHOST
It was, it was Gary Sanchez in 2022.
John BonnesHOST
I assume Jeffers was hurt or something.
Aaron GleemanHOST
Yeah.
Dan HayesHOST
Um, I wanna say that Josh Donaldson got traded on Sunday.
Dan HayesHOST
for Gary Sanchez and, and, uh, like that, that all went down like-
Tyler DuffeyPANELIST
For a- for a day and a half.
Tyler DuffeyPANELIST
[laughs]
Trevor MayHOST
These guys come out, and they come out hot, um, and we get really, really excited about it for a while.
Trevor MayHOST
And there's some extreme cases of this, but, uh, you know, the Gary Sanchezes of the world, like that, coming on like that.
Trevor MayHOST
You get a guy like going like that, and then you get these huge expectations.
Trevor MayHOST
I would, I would argue that Gary Sanchez is probably one of these guys that had those expectations for his entire career 'cause of how he started.
Javier ReyesHOST
Like, you just by proxy of just getting that many plate appearances, you should have more RBIs.
Javier ReyesHOST
And for context, with the Padres, Gary Sanchez had 47 RBIs.
Javier ReyesHOST
Like, that's nuts.
Javier ReyesHOST
Gary Sanchez, who only played in 75 games, had nearly as, uh...
Javier ReyesHOST
It was only 10 RBIs off of Xander Bogaerts.
Javier ReyesHOST
So he was awful in the clutch, which is one of the reasons that back then that I thought, "Hey, maybe it was just that he had a weird fluky year with the clutch." Because year-to-year stats, when it comes to performance in high leverage, performance with runners at scoring position, if you're horrible in one direction, you tend to vacillate to being a lot better, especially if you have the good overall slash line, which is what Xander Bogaerts had.
Gabby MaljanianHOST
When you record 400 career saves and you're part of an elite group like that, it's legitimate.
Gabby MaljanianHOST
And it's interesting because I found a graphic of catchers that were used all throughout Aroldis Chapman's 400 career saves, including the likes of Gary Sanchez, Ryan Hanigan, Carlos Narváez, Yasmani Grandal, Willson Contreras when he was a catcher, Brian McCann, David Ross, obviously Adley Rutschman, José Treviño, Jonah Heim.
Gabby MaljanianHOST
I mean, there are so many on this list.
Gabby MaljanianHOST
Connor Wong, Kyle Higashioka.
Greg PetersonHOST
In terms of home runs out of private bases, just so many guys that move the line for the team.
Greg PetersonHOST
Jackson Turillo, Cooper Pratt, Bryce Terang, Garrett Mitchell, Gary Sanchez, all these guys are between about a .340 to a .355 on base.
Greg PetersonHOST
Chirillo's up to 20-plus home runs.
Greg PetersonHOST
Jake Bauer's just below a four-arm base.
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