"Me gritaba orejón": Lo que nadie te contó del pleito entre Jorge Posada y Pedro Martínez

Was Pedro Martínez the most dominant and feared pitcher, or did he cross the line of sportsmanship? Jorge Posada breaks his silence and explains in detail his legendary rivalry with the Dominican ace in the Major Leagues. In this vibrant excerpt from Mañanero Sports, the panelists analyze the shocking statements of former New York Yankees catcher Jorge Posada, taken from an in-depth interview. Posada addresses, without mincing words, the historic 2003 playoff brawl between the Yankees and the Boston Red Sox, the intentional hit-by-pitch incidents involving Karim García, Manny Ramírez's fiery reaction to Roger Clemens, and the unforgettable and controversial altercation where Don Zimmer ended up on the ground. The team discusses statistics from 2001 against monsters like Randy Johnson and analyzes the intimidating mentality that made Pedro Martínez an unforgettable icon of baseball. [01:33], [03:08], [05:30] Call to Action (CTA): Do you agree with Jorge Posada's opinion about Pedro Martínez's hit-by-pitch pitches, or do you defend the Dominican's aggressive style? Subscribe to the channel, turn on notifications, and leave your opinion in the comments! 00:00 - The origin of the historic rivalry between the Yankees and Red Sox. 00:30 - Jorge Posada reveals the truth about Pedro Martínez's intentional hit-by-pitch pitches. 01:33 - The statistical debate: Was Pedro the best pitcher in the 2001 season? 02:38 - The truth behind the confrontation between Manny Ramírez and Roger Clemens. 03:08 - The controversial shove of Don Zimmer: Aggression or self-defense? 4:50 - Video Analysis: Don Zimmer's True Intentions in the Fight 5:30 - The Strategy of Fear: How Pedro Martínez Intimidated New York's Batters 7:34 - Analyzing Jorge Posada's Old School Yankees Defense 9:00 - The Impact on History: Big Punches and Unforgettable MLB Moments