I remember the 55 World Series like it was yesterday. Aboard ship at sea at 3am.

@eliteballers5383

7 жыл бұрын

YamaMX

@YamaMX

4 жыл бұрын

Dick Johnson thank you for replying, it’s great to hear from actual Brooklyn Dodgers fans. Means a lot. ❤️

@TheBatugan77

Ай бұрын

I heard the Yankees 1996 victory the same way. In AFRTS radio at sea.

Unbelievable that the Dodgers would only play two more years in Brooklyn after this.

@stevenmarcus5192

3 жыл бұрын

What a heartbreak that was!

Until I saw the highlight film several years ago I had no idea how far Amoros had to run to get that ball. With Berra being a pull hitter, Sandy was way over in left center--on the other side of the LF bullpen! Great play.

Jackie Robinson #42 !!!! My favorite honored baseball player of all. One of the greatest who ever lived with an amazing story left as history. (Thumbs up if you agree)

@oldgordo61

4 жыл бұрын

He played in Montreal for the Montreal Royals. My hometown.

@johnd.4536

Жыл бұрын

Jackie Robinson was out by a mile when he stole home.

@KevinMiller-xn5vu

2 ай бұрын

​@@johnd.4536At the Yogi Berra Museum in New Jersey Berra had a picture of that steal on a wall in his office. Every time he passed by the picture he would say to himself, you're out.

My favorite sports event ever- the 1955 World Series.

@YamaMX

6 жыл бұрын

Ray Mond you and me both

@michaelmika2995

6 жыл бұрын

Ray, mine as well. BROOKLYN...

@Commish1219

4 жыл бұрын

@@YamaMX It's a fact: To the date, 1955 has been the only year in which World Series, NHL Finals and NBA Finals all went to seven games.

The story of the 1955 Dodgers would make a great movie

I'm from Brooklyn. A lot of old timers tell me that people in Brooklyn were honking there horns like crazy for over and hour after this victory. Must have been great to see.

@danielshanetzky3714

Жыл бұрын

And then two years later the Dodgers left Brooklyn because of that well O'Malley who hated Brooklyn hated the people of Brooklyn hated the borrow of Brooklyn the Dodgers did not belong to that well O'Malley they belong to the people of Brooklyn what what a shame

@kevinmiller6380

Жыл бұрын

​@@danielshanetzky3714 Do you know what you're talking about?

@danielshanetzky3714

Жыл бұрын

@@kevinmiller6380 do you know what you're talkin about why don't you kiss that fat slug O'Malley's behind

i could watch this stuff all day

OMG! I'm watching highlights from a Brooklyn Dodgers game! I want that iconic cap of theirs...

Way before my time. The earliest World Series I remember with the Dodgers in it was 1974. Would be nice to see another Yankees - Dodgers WS. I was 11 the last time it happened.

I've been a baseball fan for almost 65 years but I was only one years old in 1955 when the Dodgers won the whole thing I read the book The Boys of Summer I never get tired of watching the old black and white films thank you for the video

@YamaMX

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the reply. Love connecting with those who appreciate it as much as my family and I.

Old baseball looked so much cooler I wish I could've seen it live that's when all the cool stuff happened. I want a time machine I would watch games from every decade from 1900-1980s

It was the sixth inning of the decisive Game 7 of the 195 World Series when manager Walter Alston sent the left-handed Sandy Amorós into the game and moved the right-handed throwing Jim Gilliam from left field to second base, replacing Don Zimmer. What a choice! Amorós’ glove on the right hand may have changed to outcome.

@kevinmiller6380

Жыл бұрын

John Morris-It DID change the outcome. The Dodgers never WOULD have won a World Series while based in Brooklyn had it not been for Alston's genius move.

Duke Snyder incredible upper deck three run homerun.

This was the first World Series I ever watched. My dad and I sat glued to a "huge" 19 inch TV set in Canada. Decades later The Toronto Blue Jays won it. Still waiting for the Leafs to win the Stanley Cup though.

@YamaMX

Жыл бұрын

What a great memory! Thanks for sharing, means a lot.

2:46 - a great play by Jackie Robinson that went mostly unnoticed.

@YamaMX

8 жыл бұрын

+DONGOE Very true.

He would have my vote. Everyone seems to overlook what a great 1st baseman he was.

1955 I my favorite year especially the World Series it was 👍

@MyREDTAIL

5 жыл бұрын

Growing up in Brooklyn back then was a fantastic time, When you lived onle 10 Minutes from Ebbits Field etc.

@Commish1219

4 жыл бұрын

It's a fact: To the date, 1955 has been the only year in which World Series, NHL Finals and NBA Finals all went to game seven.

Can't remember the last movie I went to in a theater but after 64 years, this is still very fresh in my mind. Could walk to Ebbets Field in 10 minutes. When Dodgers moved to " The Land of Fruits and Nuts " ( this is what we called Los Angeles in those day) I gave up baseball for good.

Very cool! Thank you for the upload.

Podres....the man

@paj2184

3 жыл бұрын

'Johnny Cool'.

That Robinson play at the plate is so damn close that you'd have to examine the film frame by frame to find the truth.

@ShakesTheClown46

5 жыл бұрын

Zapruder

@TheBatugan77

6 ай бұрын

He's OUT! 😠👍

1:45. The first game of the '55 World Series is at Yankee Stadium, but you can clearly hear Tex Rickards' voice as the P.A. announcer.

It's a fact: To the date, 1955 has been the only year in which World Series, NHL Finals and NBA Finals all went to seven games.

@josecarranza7555

3 жыл бұрын

What about SuperBowl?

@Commish1219

3 жыл бұрын

@@josecarranza7555 Super Bowl is only one game, not a best-of-seven series.

@josecarranza7555

3 жыл бұрын

@@Commish1219 Yeah, that’s correct.

@Commish1219

3 жыл бұрын

@@josecarranza7555 In 1994, NHL Finals and NBA Finals both went to seven games. What if the 1994 World Series had been held?

@kevinmiller6380

Жыл бұрын

​@@Commish1219 We'll never know, as the players' strike wiped out everything.

So vintage highlights man pee-wee Jackie a classic against the Yankees

FINALLY !!

Him Hodges the forgotten Dodger. So underrated.

@rickroybal7022

6 жыл бұрын

that's Gil Hodges.

@kevinmiller6380

Жыл бұрын

​@@rickroybal7022 And it took MLB fifty years after Hodges' untimely death to get him into the Hall Of Fame. MLB did him dirty.

What's interesting about this World Series is Ebetts Field in Brooklyn and Yankee Stadium in the Bronx were nothing more than homes away from home for each of these teams.

@lancebaker1374

6 жыл бұрын

"homes away from home" Whatever that means.

@billny33

6 жыл бұрын

He means both teams had plenty of fans at either ballpark and likely felt equally comfortable in either ballpark.

@Anaris10

6 жыл бұрын

But there was NO love lost between the fans, much like the N.Y. Giants and the Polo Grounds.

@dreck32

2 жыл бұрын

Yes but the Dodgers would still always struggle at Yankee Stadium. It was tough to play in the Bronx.

The 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers were the Greatest Baseball Team In History !!!

63 years ago today, a man by the name of Podres went out to play . He beat the Yankees 3 to 8 , in Ebbets Field everyone went for an X ray of the brain , because no one believe The Dodgers won that day. From Cuba with love...

Incredible...

“Brooklyn has a winning team.” - Billy Joel

Can i take this to put in a short film for my grandpa. He had season to tickets the dodgers and steve summers just talked about him for a minute on air two days after he died.

@YamaMX

8 жыл бұрын

+nygisgod Please do!

Carl Frillo had an Arm like a Bullet, & with his back to the wall in center field could theow a runner out at Home Plate he was amazing etc.

I Remember A 16mm Print That Has a Local Theater Snipe Of A Portland Beavers Game In Portland, Oregon.

When this series was played I was one year and seven months old.

For those or you that were around for this, was there a parade or other celebration on the streets ? If so, where was it ?

Bad managing cost the Brooklyn Dodgers at least 1-2 more World Series

@dreck32

2 жыл бұрын

Yup maybe 1947, 1952, 1956

Do you happen to know who is doing the voiceover/announcer work? I'm looking for some Nat Allbright stuff. Thanks!

Jackie wss safe at home..he got under the tag...I always wondered what wood have happened to Yogi if the batter actually tried to swing at the pitch!!

@TheBatugan77

6 ай бұрын

He's OUT! 😠👍

If a right-handed outfielder is in left, Berra winds up with extra bases instead. Terrific play.

@TheBatugan77

6 ай бұрын

And terrific foresight by Walter Alston. Amoros replaced Jackie Robinson in LF as a defensive replacement by Alston.

I add Keats thought The Dodgers should play a few of their games in a park in Brooklyn each year. There is too much tradition to forget it.

@davidthompson62

2 жыл бұрын

@Lighthouse in the Storm Very nice! But the Dodgers organization would have to commit to X amount of games and I doubt they’ll do it. A modernized Ebotts field! Wouldn’t that be cool!

*BROOKLYN'S GOT A WINNING TEAM*

It's bizarre that the Giants & Dodgers won the World Series in 1954 & 1955, yet left in 1958.

Ah yes, the Bronx Bombers vs the Boys of Summer

Camppy was a great Dodger Catcher & could hit also, Sad he later was in a wheel Chair due to an Auto Accident, That took place in MIneola LI I remember it well etc.

@liduck52

5 жыл бұрын

It was Glen Cove.

Duuuuuuuuke !!

If I had time machine I would go back to 1955 to watch the world series

@YamaMX

3 жыл бұрын

You and me both. :)

@joeflores8062

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah

@aaronwilliams6989

3 жыл бұрын

Yep. And that was 11 years before I was even born. My parents were kids.

How do you manage 136 thumbs up when the sections are out of order?

@YamaMX

6 жыл бұрын

Lance Baker they aren’t out of order, it’s just the positive Dodgers highlights one by one through out the series. When the innings drop it’s the next game. This is a reupload of my original upload, over 10 years old when there were no 1955 highlights on KZread.

Love ⚾

Walter o Mally wanted Flatbush and Atlantic as the site of The New Dodgers stadium,Robert Moses said No!

sorry, last comment was intended for a different video about Gil Hodges

I love Jackie but he was out 😂😂😂

Now looking at that play Yogi taged the tip of Robinson's toe, I Believe that Yogi was right in disputing that call, Even though I was a Dodger Fan etc.

It is next year !

Oh, Doctor the Red Barber..... It's so nice 2B a Brooklyn Dodger what ever happened to Rerun and Roger???

As a Red Sox fan, the Dodgers were always our surrogates in those WS contests with New York (we don't say Yankees). The Bums had an amazing team in '55 and Podres was shut-down in Game 7. Jackie Robinson was out at home, however in that attempted steal. Berra had his glove down before Robinson's cleat touched the plate. Bill Summers had an obstructed view, crouched behind the plate behind Berra.

Robinson was deader than a doornail at home!What a terrible call!But Im still glad Brooklyn won.

@robbybonfire9944

7 жыл бұрын

He may have gotten his foot under the tag. If you look closely, Yogi did not put the glove with the ball in it on the turf. Anyway, a tie goes to the runner at HP and all bases, in baseball. This was at least a tie.

@lancebaker1374

6 жыл бұрын

Tie goes to the runner, idiot.

They should go back to Brooklyn never like a team that abandons there city

@aaronwilliams6989

3 жыл бұрын

Fat chance.

This was the year Emmett Till was brutally beaten and brutally murdered by the Bryant brothers in a neighboring town to Money Mississippi where Emmett was dragged into a plantation and beaten to a bloody pulp and shot in the head where the bullet went directly through his head and out, his body was in such bad shape after the brutal beating that was all caused by Mr Bryant’s wife whom falsely claimed that Emmett inappropriately whistled to her for sexism which all was untrue and she admitted that she made that claim up in 2008. After the brutal assault of Emmett Till the Bryant brothers tied a 75 pound cotton gin fan around Emmett’s neck to strangle him to death and they disposed of his body into a nearby river possibly the Mississippi River and it was believed that he was dumped off the Black Bayou Bridge and was dragged by the current of the water for 2 miles. One very steep area which has a great spot for fishing about 2 miles south of the Black Bayou Bridge was believed is where Emmett Till’s lifeless body was discovered and recovered from the water. It was believed that two fishermen found his dead body in the river and they recovered him from it. At another location outside Money was where Emmett was being prepared to be shipped all the way back up to Chicago to have his funeral. His grand uncle wanted to have Emmett’s funeral at the church where he preached. Emmett’s mother wanted people to see what the Bryant brothers did to her son by totaling his head completely to make it unrecognizable. The Bryant brothers were tried in court a few weeks later but a white jury and judge were in court that day and so because it was a white court trial they found them not guilty of the murder and they couldn’t be retried because they think just because the witnesses and the victim’s family were black that there was no evidence to prove that they were guilty of the crime and it sounded like that the judge found them not guilty so they can go murder more black people because this was a time that there was still segregation and racism and discrimination against blacks even though there was a civil war and also that it sounded like a lot of northern blacks were accused of causing trouble which is highly untrue, so the act law was passed recently to end discrimination and lynching. Unfortunately hate crimes are still going around because people can’t seem to accept that the law against discrimination exists but the haters still want to be discriminative against people of a different race such as a white person discriminating an asian person or even a black person which I’m highly appalled at these people that don’t care about the law against racism and discrimination and think it’s totally cool to do such an evil deed like that. If you’re of a different race and you were discriminated and was called very racial slurs I stand with you and I will not tolerate any kind of racism and discrimination and segregation because it’s not fair for anyone to be treated like that. Racism even happened in 1991 against Rodney King as well as July 17th 2014 against Eric Garner on May 25th 2020 against George Floyd and even one against another black person all because of their skin color and their race. I’m so sorry for all you people that are being traumatized by very racist people out there even I was racially discriminated all because I’m part spanish and they called me a racial slur for a spanish person even though I’m spanish I’m not gonna say it. I was also discriminated all because of my learning disability by my teachers and staff and it was highly inappropriate for them to commit such an act that got me kicked out of school and also excluded from any event that my district had planned.

It's a wonder Berra wasn't th rown out of the game for his rant against the ump. I saw the replay myself; Robinson was out.

@al307antony2

4 жыл бұрын

Kevin Miller It’s been determined Robinson was safe.

@TheBatugan77

Ай бұрын

​@@al307antony2 He's out. 😠👍

Dodgers are playing in the 2020 world series they're not in Brooklyn anymore

@mushytoast_

3 жыл бұрын

Yes and they won

Leaves out the Billy Martin attempted steal of home two innings before Robinson's attempt, in which Billy looked safe but was called out. kzread.info/dash/bejne/oJyT3LSiZL2-mbg.html at 4:49.

@YamaMX

Ай бұрын

You’re right, sorry about that. I made this in my teens, I’m in my 30s now. It was just Dodgers highlights mainly, even then that should be one! What an amazing series.

@howie9751

Ай бұрын

@@YamaMX I'm a Yankees fan who grew up near Ebbets Field. My first game was there at fiver years old. Don't know why I became a Yankees fans and not a Dodgers one, but I still remember seeing the abandoned Ebbets Field from the Botanical Gardens before it was torn down. There's a different angle of the Robinson steal showing it from a third base angle. Makes him look definitely safe unless you think his toe slid around the plate. To be debated for another fifty years.

@YamaMX

Ай бұрын

@@howie9751 thank you for your reply it means a lot. Sounds like you had an amazing childhood during the best era of baseball. My grandpas memories were so vivid they stuck with me forever, I joke and call myself a ghost of Ebbets. I’m a Mets fan now for obvious reasons but ironically moved to LA and near the dodgers. It’s cool to see them, but I just can’t help but think they don’t truly appreciate what should have still been ours in NYC. :( It was the best rivalry and while I hate your Yanks it’s all in fun, every story needs a good villain. ❤️🤝

@howie9751

Ай бұрын

@@YamaMX So you understand the Yankee-Red Sox rivalry?

@YamaMX

Ай бұрын

@@howie9751 of course. Though the Brooklyn/NY one will always be my favorite.

Jesus Christ Dodgers

How are the dimensions of baseball stadiums not uniform like in every other fucking sport not called golf? Did you see that 457 foot sign? In center-left field, no less? Does that even exist in today's shitfields?

At 03:35 "The score is now Yankees 2, Dodgers 1." At 03:38 "Duke Snyder slams another home run over the scoreboard in right center in the 5th inning to give Brooklyn a 4 to 1 lead." This is a badly edited clip. Score went from 2 to 1 Yankees to 4 to 1 Dodgers. Fix this nonsense, PULEEASE!!!!

lol dodgers win again in 2020

Most of the Dodgers are kinda pudgy. And Yogi looks like he's 102.