Yu Chang crushes a fastball for a grand slam in WBC, a breakdown

Little late to this one, but it was an awesome moment at the beginning of the World Baseball Classic. Netherlands and Taiwan are tied at one run apiece. That guy's hair's looking good. Guy behind him hair looking better. Bases are loaded in the second inning. The crowd was electric the whole time. Yu Chang's up and that pitch is called a strike. What do you think? Slider. You think that caught the plate a little bit? Maybe just got the edge. Pitcher likes it so much he throws it again. Ump says, nah, ball. Ball this time. Here's the two bitches. The funny thing is you could argue that the ump got this right. Like if he tells you, no, that's where my line was. And sure, they're in the same spot there, but there the red one called a strike has some plate and the green one was a little off. Or you could be like, oh, hey, blue, those were the same exact pitch. What's your deal? Anyway, it's a one one count. I think the pitcher from Netherlands is like, let's just try that again. And hopefully he calls it a strike because it's a pretty good pitch if he calls it a strike. I like it. Does it again? Does he swing? No, Mr. Cool says no. And yeah, another pitch that was definitely more off the plate. So it's a ball. And did he swing? Nah, he held up. So now you've thrown three sliders in a row. One was called a strike. The other two are off the plate. You're not going to throw four sliders in a row and risk the count getting to three balls. Bases are loaded. You don't want to walk in a run. There's two outs. Screw it. You just got to throw a fastball in the zone here and attack him. Unfortunately, Yucheng knew the plan, ambushes the fastball, hits it over left center field for a grand slam. Taiwan takes the lead and the place is going crazy. It was a scene. Then he goes, watch this, watch this. Let's ******* go. And then little tongue wink into the dugout of the opposing team. What's that about you? Huh? Why you got to get so sassy with them? It's cute. Also, is let's ******* go just universal now. Is that no, no longer English, but it's more like just, oh my God. Or, you know, home run. If you watch a broadcast, they say home run. There's not another word for it. Is it? Let's ******* go. At one point I was like, can I speak his language or is he speaking? It's let's ******* go. Now he's played in the U S for, oh, give him the tongue on the teeth to the salute. Come on. Look at this. The tongue on the teeth to the salute. Just, just cute. Sassy ----. Talking composed mature has everything under control. Uh, it's a good celebration. The cheerleaders are going nuts. That guy's got a nice polo on another salute. And there you go. A grand slam, three sliders and a fastball. Now his teammates are going nuts. The whole place electric. Look at that a little, why don't you just hit my elbow, man, or my wrist holds his head salute. Oh, that was nice. Look, he's gonna, he's gonna bang his head number four. And then he realizes, oh, we're doing salutes. My bad. I'll salute. And then he bangs his head. And then you Chang's going to go kind of nutty on everybody. And this coach in the sidelines, he's like, yo, that me up. Ow, man. Why'd you have to punch my fist like that? Ah, ----. And uh, yeah, grand slam. Now they didn't move on. It was a chaos division. They all tied tie breakers. Didn't help them out because their pitching wasn't great. They're off. I was their offense. That was great. And you can see the four seam grip on the picture right there and the tuck thumb fastball. Bam. And I love this shot of him looking in wonder and the picture looking in horror and like, oh, eyes are big. He's smiling already watching that go. Just so excited. It's the world baseball classic. He was there. You were there. We all saw it.