Bo knows throws! Take a look at some of Bo Jackson's best outfield throws

How are these even humanly possible but Bo did it

I came for the finger wag.

He was touched by the hand of god ! Or sold his soul to the devil!! Just insane !!

Justin Trudeau is a better athlete though: champion surfer, and a terrific dancer.

Bo's the last real superhuman we have seen, to be so athletic you are a star in two different professional sports at the same time, thats what I call superhumans. Dion was too, but not as good as Bo, Bo was unbelievably good at both sports.

There are only two men who immediately jump to mind who could come close to duplicating these throws. One is Roberto Clemente, who at one time was a legitimate javelin thrower in his young life. He still had that form when he played for Santurcce in Puerto Rico, and then for the Pirates.
The other guy is Ichiro Suzuki.
I'm sure there are others.
Honestly, Bo was just in a whole other dimension.

THE Legend.

Amazing

"he cant do it"....say that again about Bo Jackson

considered great at football but baseball was his sport imo.

Is there a wide shot of the throw on Reynolds?

The Ump had a clear view of the play at the plate, it was a easy call

Dame Bo..... what a throw....... Mercy.....DAME

Roberto Clemente is almost unanimously considered to have the best OF arm i MLB history. I submit Bo Jackson for that spot.

It's so sad that Bo Jackson got injured he would have been a living highlight real

Overrated

BO KNOWS HOW TO THROW!!!

These baserunners did realize who they hit the ball to right.

“Royals get a break”
“I think they had him, don’t you?”
“I think they had him too”
Ummm, how did the Royals get a break if they got him? 😂

The finger wave from RF is forever etched on my mind. TAKE A SEAT SUCKER AND DON'T TRY THAT AGAIN haha

The announcers on the last play tried to give more credit to Mcfarland. I don't even know who that is.

Whoever recorded this should be fired.

there`s a reason they ran on him

Imagine if bo Jackson had been a quarterback.

No better feeling as an outfielder is throwing people out. Got the opportunity a few times in my hay day and only have a handful to remember but its amazing!

Would that last play be considered plate interference now?

The real GOAT !!

If the ball was hit to left just don’t run it’s that simple lol

mental note, that play is illegal today, catcher can not block the plate.

It will be at least be another decade before we see anyone who can perform at the level Bo did.

Wow throw with the white soxes. He threw him out with a bad hip.

Bo Jackson and Dwight Evans were awesome MLB outfielders.

Steroids got a number of assists during his career! He was an amazing Athlete but it's a cold, hard fact that he was 1 of a large number of Professional Athlete's who abused HGH/Steroids! No arguments to be made, it's a fact!

Love Bo!

Clark Kent has nothing on Bo Jackson.

Best pound for pound athlete that ever lived in my opinion---pretty tough to find a better natural gifted athlete than Bo!

Man what an amazing athlete natural ability sure but he had to train all the time.

Can you imagine how good and long of a career Jackson could of had if only he played baseball, instead of baseball and football.

Good grief Split, dude was out, how is that a break for the Royals?

Royals get a break? Jackson threw his ass out

He maybe an Auburn Tiger 🙄🤢, but I maintain he was the best athlete of all time.

An absolutely incredibly quick sweep tag by Boonie to finish the play so that we still watch this throw 30 years later. Otherwise, we would have forgotten all about it. Great defensive catcher.

nothing like a commentator obliterating his own thoughts.

Two points: 1) Regarding the first play on the video, the announcer initially said, "The Royals got a break on that one," meaning because the home plate umpire was out of position. What is implied by this is that the runner was really out, but Bo indeed nailed him! And the announcer did indeed concede a few seconds later that the runner was indeed out. 2) Holy Holy: if you guys slow the last play of the video down to .25, you will see that the base runner's hand was maybe millimeters, not centimeters, from touching the plate, if he indeed did not actually touch it. Amazing how close it was if you slow it down. And if indeed he was out, I don't think he would have been out if a mere mortal would have thrown that cannonball! Bo, you were and are an inspiration! Thank you if you are reading this.

The only “break” the Royals got was that the out of position umpire still got the call right. Reynolds’s was out by 3’ on a play that he should have scored easily on. There are probably 4 or 5 guys in MLB history that could have made that throw and most of those guys played in right field so they probably wouldn’t have been able to make it.

Reynolds says it’s the greatest play in baseball history. So much went on here as everyone believed it was game over.

Reynolds was stealing and never missed stride. He knew it was impossible to get him with a cut off throw. Catcher Bob Boone starts walking toward the dugout. But Reynolds teammate is motioning slide, slide. Boone darts toward the plate to accept the throw. The first base umpire didn’t bother to run home cuz he knew the game was over. Fortunately he got the call right. Reynolds threw his helmet down cuz he knew what happened was impossible. He still thought a cutoff man threw him out. He’s told in the dugout that Bo made the throw. After the game , He
watched clip after clip , shaking his head. Even the camera guys screwed up, thinking it was over. The best shot, was panning to Bo as he’s scratching his balls , like no big deal.

Snagging a ball and turning and throwing flat footed , a 100mph rocket , the length of a football field , that if it’s off target 6 inches, Reynolds is safe.

I don’t know if it’s posted , but the stories of Bo Jackson, told by Art Stewart (royals director of scouting) are incredible.

I read his autobiography many years ago and I remember it said he could throw a football 100 yards. 😮

Too bad for Bo and the whole sports loving world that too much muscle to tendon/ligament ratio, with year round wear and tear led to his athletic demise.

Bo knows.

Baseball back then was so much better than it is now!