A '$200,000 swing' and a comment section measuring the fence for Fuzzy
Viewers read the price tag as a softball scholarship, then spent two days arguing over slow underhand pitches, short fences and a very large net.
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Story of Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 311,871 views a day, 21 times a normal first day on this channel (15,102).
$200,000 swing 🤯🤯
"$200,000 swing 🤯🤯" is a few seconds of batting practice posted on Fuzzy, a channel of daily baseball clips and highlights. The title puts a price on one long hit, and the comment section has spent two days deciding whether that price is fair.
Most viewers take the figure to mean a college scholarship, and they talk about the swing as a softball swing. From there the thread splits. The most liked reply points out that the pitches are slow and underhand. Others say the ball is thrown from a few feet away, put the fence at about 250 feet (or 220, depending on who is counting) and point to the light "drop 11" bat. A softball player answers that her sport never asked for shorter fields. Some simply admit the swing looked good, a few marvel at the size of the net, and a smaller group asks the channel to stop adding MLB The Show sound effects to its clips.
The short passed 300,000 views in its first day, on a channel where shorts usually open closer to 15,000, and the comments arrived far faster than on a normal first day. It had company. Three other shorts from the same two days, "how do you miss this 😭😭", "is this smart?! 🤔🤔" and "lack of hustle... 🤨", also ran well ahead of a usual start, though none came near the swing.
Fuzzy does more than short clips. Alongside them it posted a longer piece, "The White Sox are the STRANGEST Playoff Team Ever". Its description follows a club that climbed from years at the bottom to what it calls an unbeaten postseason run, and lists the team's supposed lucky charms: wizard celebrations, lucky ice cream and Pope Leo XIV, the Chicago-born pope known as a lifelong Sox fan.
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What viewers say
Is no one talking about how big that net is 😂
@MauiMcCoy-e4bSee it on YouTubeI have to admit that was nice
@CharlieWeeks11See it on YouTube250ft btw
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- Channel
- Fuzzy
- Subscribers
- 637,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 12,504,717
- Channel views, pace per day
- 2,464,370 (on a normal day: 1,869,537)
- Video published
- October 5, 2026
- Video views so far
- 384,136 (2 days online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 329,120
The numbers
One batting-practice clip pulled far ahead of the channel's usual first day, and three more shorts from the same two days also ran well past normal.
💡 Test your knowledge
One viewer grumbles about MLB The Show sound effects. Which studio makes the MLB The Show video games?
MLB The Show is developed by Sony's San Diego Studio, which has made the baseball series since it began in 2006.
