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It remains just so funny that Shohei Ohtani, the most incredible baseball player alive, walks up to literally the Michael Bublé version of "Feeling Good." Truly 80-grade dork shit.

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The Bublé version of Feeling Good is iconic. Shohei remains undefeated

There’s a video of Buble drinking champagne and eating ketchup chips and talking about how honored he is that Shohei uses this as his walk up song

Ответ для chairman_meowth

Link please if you have it handy.

Ответ для Justin White
Ответ для chairman_meowth

Thank you.

Ответ для Justin White

The combination of eating ketchup chips and not being entirely sure what walk up music is called is so deeply Canadian.

Ответ для Justin White

Buble has some sports literacy. My wife and I saw him in concert in 2011 in Toledo. (The location becomes important.) He STOPS THE SHOW and geeks out because he's in the same building as Gordie Howe, who was there watching the concert with his son, who lives in the Toledo area.

Ответ для Vince Guerrieri

You’re just making him sound more Canadian. Of course he knows Gordie!

His walkup music should be the most hype song they can find. MLB needs to make a spectacle of his ABs because he’s that good.

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Walk up music is ignorant & unnecessary.....it's a baseball team game not a freaking ceremony.

Ответ для Franklin Souze

are you an AI reply bot or do you just hate fun

Ответ для geb

AI bots by default hate fun, so this might be a "both" situation.

Ответ для geb
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Ya know, I get it & appreciate your position on "walk up music". I'm just not a fan of all the piped in noise & Las Vegas flashing lights & phony clapping & circus acts between pitches & after the visiting team makes an out - After a homer, a scoring a run, a WIN I'm good with it.

Ответ для Franklin Souze

Some people only get to go to a big ballgame a few times in their lives, I think they should get some fun tunes in addition to the slow infinity of barely-discernible innings that is Baseball

You should research his betting in baseball stuff. Even funnier

Ответ для steel-is-real

you should research getting a second brain cell to go along with the one you have

Ответ для tian-slam

Enjoy the taste of that cleat?

Ответ для steel-is-real

ah yes, we are all serfs toiling under the thumb of Big Dinger

The real horseshoe theory is that the extremes of nerdiness and coolness are indistinguishable.

The funny thing about Ohtani is that he's probably a Weeb cause every time there's a special walkup song day, he chooses a anime song for his walkup. Buble might be his cover for his true passion.😄

I want to put in a word for Dillon Dingler and "Edge of Seventeen". Iconic baller move. Though he's been switching it up lately and Jason Benetti has been inconsolable.

Gordon Beckham was never very good, but I found it delightful that his walk-up music was “Your Love” by The Outfield

Ответ для Dijon Bernthal

Best part of seeing the Tigers playing the Sox was Beckham's walk ups

Ответ для Dijon Bernthal

Charlie Blackmon used that too. Such a great walk-up song.

Pretty weird.

(to be clear, I own a staggering amount of Louis Prima on vinyl, real takes one to know one sort of post)

Ответ для Meg Rowley

Yeah, but Prima’s hip. Buble’s a drip.

Ответ для Frankendarling

Buble is awesome. Didn’t you see when he was on mushrooms on tv?

Ответ для Danielle

Bublé gives no shits and I love it.

Ответ для Frankendarling

His music isn't my cup of tea, but Buble himself seems to be a pretty good guy.

Ответ для Meg Rowley

I can’t lie, for the dork scale stuff, I’m really looking forward to when he starts using another new JoJo OP when Steel Ball Run is out

I think one of the most important things about Shohei Ohtani is that he is kind of a dork

i think about this all the time. and whatever freddie freeman’s song is