Batting Stance Guy (AKA Gar Ryness) Performs On Letterman (VIDEO)

Gar Ryness never thought he'd be famous. In fact, he started his interview on the "Late Show" last night by saying he has "the least markatable skill in America." Yet here he is, showing his unique set of skills off for America.

Ryness, also known as the Batting Stance Guy, can imitate any batter in the history of baseball and give his audience (which usually consists of avid YouTube subscribers) an hilarious and insightful look at how major league players bat.

Last night Ryness did impressions of Manny Ramirez, David Ortiz, Cal Ripken, Rickey Henderson, Derek Jeter, and more. Watch!

Comments

[sonomarc]

ain't baseball great?

[Dogwithoutaleash]

Nice. This guy was quite charming and funny. Very enjoyable segment.

[sisterdebmac]

That was great! Does he do Craig Counsell? That guy has one of the weirdest stances I've ever seen. Off to YouTube to see...

[BBlitzer]

Love it! As a long time Blue Jays fan (yikes) I would have loved to see him do Garth Iorg. Toward the end of his career with the Jays his stance pretty much involved him sticking his left foot out and pointing it at the pitcher while placing his nose into his elbow pit. Used to love watching him play though - never a superstar but really solid.

[flamenco]

Wow, awesome. It doesn't sound like much on paper, but this was really funny.

[Lerrin]

Agreed- and it was remarkable how many memories he brought back- especially Joe Morgan (forgot about his elbow 'tic'! ha!)

[Estevan Benson]

i wish i knew more about baseball to appreciate this more but the sport appears more charming with this guy.

[GarryK]

They missed an obvious one...Mike Hargrove, The Human Rain Delay!

[thundermummy]

Funny guy!