Even in black and white, it’s better than watching a game in HD in 2020 with cardboard fans and simulated cheering.

@orbyfan

3 жыл бұрын

This is what baseball was like before batters started strolling to the dugout and back after every pitch.

@MrHmg55

3 жыл бұрын

@@orbyfan And waiting until the count was 2 and 1 before even thinking of taking the bat off their shoulders.

Thanks great opportunity to watch that baseball era, specially my hero Roberto Clemente. Good blast from Bocabella.

Great find ! As a young kid growing up,in NY I was a Yankee fan but I always loved the Expos uniforms At first I thought the hats said elb instead of it being at M LOL

@charlesballaro9766

11 ай бұрын

Here are your Montreal Elbows.

Roberto Clemente...what a treat it was to watch him play...I will never forget him...

@roguedicers3197

4 жыл бұрын

Willie Stargell, Matty Alou, Roberto Clemente, what an outfield! Two Hall Of Famers and Alou was a two-time All--Star, a batting champ, and finished his career with a .307 lifetime batting average. Sweet.

@nrcg2317

4 жыл бұрын

@@roguedicers3197 That was a great outfield, but the best outfield ever assembled in the 1960's was during All Star games. It had Willie Mays (CF), Hank Aaron (LF) and Roberto Clemente (RF). I don't feel there was ever an outfield that complete (hitting, hitting for power, fielding and throwing). Ask Tom Seaver about the 1967 All Star game that went on for 15 innings. He was in his Rookie season and he described what seemed like a surreal experience when he was asked to go save the game in the 15th inning. He recalled looking at the outfield and seeing Hank Aaron in LF, Willie Mays in CF and Roberto Clemente in RF. He said: It was at that moment I knew I was in the Major Leagues. Incredible experience. Wow But Roberto Clemente was an incredible performer. He was a joy to watch.

@howardcosell2022

3 жыл бұрын

@@roguedicers3197 Losing Moisés Alou in 1990 was the biggest loss. Pirates were going to lose Bobby Bonilla after 1991 and Moisés Alou would have stepped right in with Bonds and Van Slyke

I had no idea that Drysdale started his broadcasting career with the Expos. 23 years later he died in a Montreal hotel while calling games for the Dodgers.

@bufnyfan1

Жыл бұрын

on June 5 1968 Robert Kennedy was giving a speech in the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles celebrating his victory in the California Democratic Primary. During his speech, he congratulated Don Drysdale who that night had pitched his sixth straight shutout. Later that night Robert Kennedy was assassinated in the kitchen pantry of the hotel. Mr. Drysdale carried a tape of that speech with him where ever he traveled and a copy of that tape was found in his hotel room where he passed in Montreal. in 1993

@barryepsteins4984

Жыл бұрын

@@bufnyfan1 Wow, that's actually quite moving if you're right.

@dougcrain5315

11 ай бұрын

yes I watched the tape of Kennedy's speech and he does mention Drysdale's 6th shutout.. So cool that he kept the tape...

What a great team the Bucs had throughout the 1970s. Multiple Division titles and World Series in '71 and '79. Fun to watch, especially in old Three Rivers Stadium.

@patgalvez4563

13 күн бұрын

Bucs and Reds were my favorite NL teams back then

Watching Carl Morton on the mound is a true blessing. R.I.P.

Wow, what a find! To see all those great names from the past (so many of them we have lost). To understand the problems baseball has today with declining TV ratings one needs only to look at this tape. The announcers aren't talking your ear off, providing esoteric information and analyzing every single thing that happens on the field. This game had 17 runs, a stolen base, three home runs, 8 pitchers, a manager ejection an intentional walk, visits to the mound, and guess what it took 2 hours and 44 minutes (from the box score). Today that game would have taken 4 hours, what's wrong is right in front of our faces only no one in baseball seems to see it.

@americangiant1003

11 ай бұрын

Joseph actually here starting in the 2023 MLB season, a majority of regular season games are now back to averaging 3 hours due to the new "pitch club." So because of the pitch club and also smaller market clubs are now becoming playoff contenders or about to become playoff contenders for 1st time in years i.e Pirates, Orioles and Reds TV ratings across North America are improving.

@robertsprouse9282

11 ай бұрын

​@@americangiant1003, if you think the pitch club is great for preventing car thefts, wait till you see the.. PITCH CLOCK..it really has sped things up, but it will not prevent car thievery. They're still workin' on the latter.

Bocc-a-bellllllllllll-a with the walkoff HR in the 9th! When I was watching Mets-Expos games on Channel 9 as a youngster, I could hear Claude Mouton's announcement of the Montreal catcher's name..

@jk-califkid5017

Жыл бұрын

I remember listening to Cubs-Expos games on the radio as a kid. John Boccabella was my favorite name to hear echo on Jarry Park's loudspeakers. Cool park.

@robertsprouse9282

11 ай бұрын

DANNY KAYE the late, great entertainer and lover of the opera, once guest announced on 1970's NBC MONDAY NIGHT BASEBALL, and he played around with that name all nite long. Danny loved it and said it was musical and rhythmic like a name sung in an opera.. BOC CUH BEL LAA. Kaye who featured literal double talk and made up convincing fake words and pronunciations for pseudo-foreign words, for comedic effect in his act, actually sang Boccabella's name when JOHN came to bat. Quick factoid: If, you are not from CANADA, specifically the QUEBEC Province, you might not know that JARRY PARK/PARC JARRY was actually made up of land on what used to be an actual public-use park in MONTREAL.. The Donald Sutherland narrated EXPOS documentary early in their existence, speaks of that fact. JARRY was an actual public park in a previous life. Sutherland is a MONTRE`AL native.. Look up the Docum. on youtube..

Awesome. Thanks for posting this video. As a young boy in NJ, I remember how exotic Jarry Park looked on TV when the Mets would play the Expos on WOR Channel 9. I believe that there was an amusement park just behind the right field wall.

@christopheroliver2465

2 жыл бұрын

There was a big swimming pool beyond the right field wall. Willie Stargell hit a lot of home runs into the pool. It was Exhibition Stadium in Toronto that had the CNE fairground beyond their right field wall!

@acdude5266

11 ай бұрын

​@@christopheroliver2465I remember seeing a roller coaster or ferris wheel behind the right field wall at Jarry Park. It may have been temporary.

I've watched more of these old games than new ones the last 5 years. The game today is unwatchable.

The best part of this game was the crack of the bat coming of Clemente’s smash, this man could smash the ball

I've been watching a lot of random '70's MLB games on KZread lately. In this 1970 game Mike Marshall of the Expos pitches to pinch hitter Bob Robertson of the Pirates in the 9th inning. Last week I watched a Twins/Mariners game from 1978 where Mike Marshall of the Twins pitched to pinch hitter Bob Robertson of the Mariners in the 9th inning. 🤯 Baseball is such a trip.

Two future Expos in the Pittsburgh lineup - Cash and Oliver.

It’s crazy that this was 51 years ago and looks so old. Oh, I’m also 51. Lol.

What a great age we live in, where I can see stuff like this for free

It was only in the middle of this season that the Pirates first moved into Three Rivers Stadium. They played their last two games at Forbes Field on June 28 of that year, winning both games of a doubleheader with the Cubs.

WOW!!!! I’ve never seen an old Baseball game with my favorite player, Roberto Clemente!!!!

@martincruz8319

Жыл бұрын

Anytime you get to watch a legend in Roberto Clemente is a real treat. 😊

@jimmybonez8928

Жыл бұрын

@@martincruz8319 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

@johnhurley9440

Жыл бұрын

He could do it all, as you well know.

@jimmybonez8928

Жыл бұрын

@@johnhurley9440 si, se puede!!!! Translation: yes he can!!!!

@americangiant1003

11 ай бұрын

Jimmy if you do a YT search, there are at least 2 other "live" real time video of Roberto while he was still playing and alive. That is both Game 6 and 7 of the 1971 World Series vs the Orioles. There are probably a couple of others but that is what I am aware of. Hope my suggestion helps.

Thanks so much for posting this video - Huge Clemente fan - My favorite All Time Player!

Nice to see this game back up again! ⚜️

Boy, those were the days. I can still smell the ambience! Clemente, Stargell, McCovey, Aaron, Mays, and for the Mets, Cleon, Agee, Tom Seaver. Jarry Park was a cool place to watch a game on TV when the Mets were there. I remember in 1973, Tom Seaver pitched a weekday night game there, had a 3-0 lead, and how he lost it I'll never know, and it was one of a lot of reasons he missed 20 wins that year. Also in 1972, Seaver's last start that season was there at Jarry, had a 4-0 lead that he just held on to after giving up solo homers to Ron Fairly and Jim Fairey

Just found this vid today(10/9/22). I looked up many of theses players on Baseball Reference, as I was watching the video. Then I saw that today is the anniversary of Bob Moose's untimely death at age 29. RIP Bob.

@rayjr62

Жыл бұрын

He was leaving a golf tournament in eastern Ohio that had been put on by his former teammate Bill Mazeroski when he died in that freak car crash outside of Harper's Ferry, Ohio.

@bigbluemsp

Жыл бұрын

Jim Gosger is still alive and well. Great man i had the pleasure of growing up around

@michaelleroy9281

4 ай бұрын

​@bigbluemsp He was on the Kansas City As in their final season in 1967

Used to watch the Expos with my grandpa

Great game from 50 years, thank you for sharing

Crazy. When I see Don Drysdale, all I think about is the Brady Bunch episode he appeared in.

Both starting pitchers died young; Bob Moose was killed in a car accident on his 29th birthday, Oct. 9,1976, and Carl Morton died of a heart attack after jogging in April 1983 at the age of 39.

@robertmurphy440

Жыл бұрын

DAN FRISELLA DIED YOUNG ALSO

@michaelleroy9281

3 ай бұрын

​@@robertmurphy440In a dune buggy accident on New Year's Day 1977

whoever gave his thumbs down needs their head examined this is classic vintage

@herbpetrillo163

4 жыл бұрын

Agree.i hate Pittsburgh.....hate stargell.hate cash.hate oliver.actually. every player except matty alou....

@sofaking27

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah man. Love it. When men played baseball ⚾️

@bobnagel6449

3 жыл бұрын

@@herbpetrillo163 You hate Clemente? There's something wrong with you.

Thank you!

Wow got to love the camera angles they used back in the day

Wow! Drysdales first year as a broadcaster, he was a natural. By 72 he and Dick Enberg had great chemistry working both Angels and Rams games. Golden age of announcers, now their all cookie cutters.

@americangiant1003

5 жыл бұрын

The Expos had some very well known former MLB stars that worked their games as Commentators/Analysts such as Drysdale, Duke Snider, and I think Ken Singleton as well. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Montreal_Expos_broadcasters

@biggobot3253

4 жыл бұрын

Drysdale is good here but still sounds green, contrasted with his more announcer-y "Keith Jackson" style that he developed later.

@fatfreddyscat5767

3 жыл бұрын

@@americangiant1003 Duke Snider lived in San Diego while an Expos announcer. Talk about a commute, lol!

During the Expos SECOND year of existence!!!! Vive Le Expos!!!

Wow nice catch by Rusty Staub off the bat of Willie Stargell. 18:30.

And being an old Dodger fan since the 60's - a Bonus seeing/listening to The Big Nasty - Don Drysdale !

@DavidDykes-dm9lc

2 ай бұрын

I'm a Giants fan, but I love listening to Double D. What a great voice!! RIP😢

The Pirates introduced their new unis with their move to Three Rivers stadium that summer. They kept the black helmets, however.

God Bless You!!!!! I was born and raised near Buffalo New York and we picked up Expos games and I never missed them! I think they only showed Wednesday games. I would bet a penny this game was on a Wednesday. Happy memories thank you!

@joedeangelis8322

2 жыл бұрын

I had to look it up. (: You're correct!

@pincessdogg5222

2 жыл бұрын

@@joedeangelis8322 Those were happy days listening to Duke Snider give great commentary. He was born in Comptin California!

@joedeangelis8322

2 жыл бұрын

@@pincessdogg5222 I bet it was a "good listen" !

@pincessdogg5222

2 жыл бұрын

@@joedeangelis8322 Who are 5 old times players you loved? Mine are: Catfish Hunter Gaylord Perry Steve Carlton Goose Gossage George Brett

@joedeangelis8322

2 жыл бұрын

@@pincessdogg5222 Hey. Yaz, Richie Hebner, Luis Tiant, Joe Pepitone, Brooks Robinson. On your list - like them all but especially the Cat. Do you remember the expression - when facing Jim Hunter it's a "comfortable 0-4....' I think the game was better back then..

Carl Morton NL rookie of the year 1970.

I hope MLB would consider bringing back baseball to Montreal.

@someguy23475

Жыл бұрын

There are several other cities that should get a team before they try Montreal again. Nashville, Charlotte, Las Vegas, San Antonio, I’d even put Indianapolis in there.

@barryepsteins4984

11 ай бұрын

@@someguy23475 Montreal is far and away the most major league city out of your list with a population of over 4 million people in the greater area. No contest. Montreal should be 1st on the list.

@someguy23475

11 ай бұрын

Montreal failed once. They would need to rebuild fan interest, and not just from the diehards. They don’t even have an MLB affiliated minor league team currently. The region has the raw population numbers, but would they support another team? They would need plans for a new stadium and a temp place to play in the interim (Olympic Stadium isn’t exactly ideal). There’s also the issue with the Canadian dollar. Revenue is in Canadian dollars, while salaries are, as required by collective bargaining, paid in American. You would need to secure broadcasting rights in English and French- not having the former was an issue near the end of the Expos. Weather plays a role too. It’s cold in April and sometimes October. Attendance in northern markets, such as Detroit, Cleveland, even Chicago to a degree is lower (outside of Opening Day) because of it. Yankees and Red Sox are the exception because, they’re the Yankees and Red Sox. Montreal would have to find a way around this. The Blue Jays claim the territory currently. They would likely complain about a Montreal team (granted, due to the long distance this is a more minor issue). I’ve been to Montreal and had a great time. I would go there to see a baseball game. However, I stand by my thoughts that another city should get a chance before Montreal gets their second.

@robertsprouse9282

11 ай бұрын

​@@someguy23475, well stated using data and logical arguments without using smear tactics, attempting to marginalize the poster that you disagree with. That is indeed refreshing. Now.. I was for MONTREAL getting a team, too, but your arguments convinced me to agree with you. I was thinking that the diehards would be enough and that nostalgia might bring enough interest to build a better ballpark, but apparently, based on your argument, there mayn't be enough of them to get that park/parc built. The fact that there is no MONTREAL International League team does raise the question: is any kind of baseball a thing in MONTREAL? I had not thought of that. An I.L. team could actually play in OLYMPIC STADIUM right now. Why isn't there one playing there..now? Charlotte, Nashville, and if the A's do not move to VEGAS, and that seems to no longer be in doubt, but if they do not, that burgeoning, growing metro in NEVADA is a no-brainer for expansion, and they all have TRIPLE-A TEAMS. I am not sure about INDIANAPOLIS as an MLB market. How do they draw in TRIPLE-A when the team is not winning? Is baseball that big in INDIANA? How will CHICAGO'S DUO react to the idea? I would be willing to bet though that CHARLOTTE and NASHVILLE would get in even though they are so regionally close in mileage to each other= relatively speaking that is. Now, TAMPA BAY is one more no-vote away from seeing that club move out of their current market. Either CHARLOTTE, NASHVILLE, OR some other town could be where they relocate. We'll see. If that move happens, we might see an INDY or MEX. CITY or even a MONTREAL enter the picture, or even an AUSTIN the fastest growing big money metro in Texas. San Antonio does not have the money in their entire metro to support an 81 games a season MLB team. When the city/metro got a TRIPLE-A team a few seasons ago they did not support it. It lasted only one or two seasons, tops before a DOUBLE-A designated team came back into S.ANTONIO. ROUND ROCK has been a smash hit in TRIPLE-A in the AUSTIN METRO. AUSTIN is growing enormously from 300 or 400K in 1980 to almost a million now inside the city limits. Metro-wise it is approaching 1.7 million with a booming middle and upper class. They have the money and a large Hispanic population peppered with many newby CALIFORNIANS with money. Of course, indemnities, payments for territorial infringement come into play there, unless that territorial claiming right is struck down on anti-trust grounds by the fed. congress. Finally, one city that should not get one is PORTLAND, OR. Why? Well.. One more politically charged, unconstitutional non-peaceable "protest" occurring during the family oriented game of baseball in the summertime with fans attacked on the streets and in their cars coming back from a game or going to one, and MLB would watch that franchise turn into another SEATTLE PILOTS= there today, gone from there tomorrow= because not many would want to attend any of their contests from that point forward, and MLB would not want the P.R. nightmare. MINNEAPOLIS AND SEATTLE have had MLB a long time, and that enabled them to overcome the riots, arson, assault, attack on federal and federally funded installations, and in Seattle's case= illegal seizing of taxpayer funded public streets, and vandalism that they had in 2020.. As for MEX. CITY, OR MONTERREY, MX., the politics are too unstable there. SAN JUAN, P.R., does not have the money and its pro-marxist leaders would not put up the jack without first stealing from the public's kitty. Meanwhile.. MLB does not have enough talent now to field 30 clubs, so if they expand, they will only add two. I no longer see MONTREAL as a possibility. Thanks for the points. Now, someone needs to refute his points and mine, and do it only arguing against the points, not the messengers.. Can you do that out there? Can you? By the way, don't rule out a KANSAS CITY move in the next five or ten seasons, either. Nope.

@michaelleroy9281

5 ай бұрын

Major League Baseball is not coming anywhere until the Oakland ( apparently now) and Tampa Bay stadiums are finally settled

I took my grandkids to that game.

What a great that was!

Players today swarm the guy hitting the game winner at home plate. Great to see Clemente play live ! He made it look easy in the outfield.

Geeze, the guy hits a walk off homer and he doesn't point to the heavens to thank God, or take a minute or two to get around the bases or do some kind of a dance to taunt the pitcher. Geeze, what is going on here?

@patgalvez4563

13 күн бұрын

stoicism was big back then

Good ol'Jarry park

This is Mint...! Did anyone catch Dave Cash being introduced by PA announcer as number 10 for his first at bat?

It's odd to hear Hal Kelly mention the CFL scores. There were two games that Wednesday night, both on CTV: Montreal @ Ottawa was shown in the east, and Calgary @ Winnipeg in the west. This was in the days before VCRs, and when you had to manually change channels. "Not many tobacco-chewers left." That changed within a few years.

Such cool footage! I wonder when the center-field camera came into being for sports broadcasts? Seeing things from the backstop and press box is cool, but for an entire game? It’s definitely weird nowadays. I know networks only had so many cameras to work with back in those days and they had to make do with what they had.

@sunrise8263

4 жыл бұрын

It was around as early as 1954, when "Sports Illustrated" [then in its first year] showed an image from a TV monitor from a Yankee Stadium telecast. SI said it afforded a view that had, until then, been available only to the second baseman [the camera was somewhat to the right field side of center]. Yankees' dictatorial GM, George Weiss, didn't like the camera's being there, fearing that someone in the clubhouse could steal the catcher's signs and relay them to the batter. Sounds like the 2017-19 Astros, right? Beginning in about 1963, my then-favorite team, the Orioles, began using the center field shot almost full time.

@marknowlin8356

4 жыл бұрын

The CF shot is a great shot, and I do remember when it became prevalent sometime in the early-to-mid-'70s. I gotta say, though, that I LOVE the "backstop" shot best of all, to be able to see the pitcher's stuff and delivery as it looks to the batter. There's a YT video of the Orioles' Mike Cuellar pitching against the Pirates in the '71 World Series, and from that camera angle you can really see his screwball breaking sharply away from the right-handed hitters, and it's positively breathtaking. A mix of CF and backstop would be great, and I would even like to see a wider shot from perhaps the dugout of the pitcher/hitter, mixed in just once in a while.

@orbyfan

3 жыл бұрын

I much prefer the way they showed baseball and football games then, instead of the limited-attention-span quick cuts used nowadays. Do we have to see close-ups of players and coaches in the dugout spitting after every pitch, or football coaches standing or pacing on the sidelines after every play?

Where did you find these footage? Anyway, thank you so much 🍻🍻

The behind the plate camera angle is superior … with todays technology’s they could make it amazing … but we get the center field angle … u go to game u want to sit behind the plate … right???

@lemarcusjackson7988

2 жыл бұрын

Idk about you, but if there were seats behind the mound, i would opt in for those.

@dougcrain5315

11 ай бұрын

yeah I love the behind the plate veiw.. At an upward angle.. then on contact, the camera rises & follows the ball

So great to watch these games. Now we need an old Fenway Park game around this time just to hear Sherm Feller, public address anouncer, say " Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls." Classic memories of some Sunday afternoon at Fenway and of course Ice cream at Howard Johnson's on the way home.

@nrcg2317

4 жыл бұрын

Great memories of a wonderful childhood.

Love the uniform style of that era. Hate the sloppy look of today's players. Also appreciate the pace of the game. MLB is trying to bring that back finally with the pitch clock forcing the game to keep moving.

The behind the plate view at 6:58 is so rare in 2021. Never figured out why. Maybe because the center field camera view is the most popular in modern baseball.

@jimkavanagh4646

3 жыл бұрын

It's a mystery to me why baseball did away with the low home camera...

@Tmcgraw79q

2 жыл бұрын

It's nice to see that angle if you watch any of the late 60s or early 70s world series games.

@Tmcgraw79q

2 жыл бұрын

It's nice to see that angle if you watch any of the late 60s or early 70s world series games.

I would like to see Tom Seaver of the mets vs Don Wilson of the Astros?

The Expos should have stayed at Jarry Park and renovated it. Players described Olympic Stadium as being a large "toilet bowl" and it was detested by visiting teams. If Montreal ever expects to get back MLB again they will need to build a new stadium. And financing will have to come from an owner with "deep pockets" because the Provincial and Federal Governments won't pony up money for it.

@jpsned

Жыл бұрын

I saw the Expos play in Olympic Stadium. It was like watching baseball in a shopping mall.

@tonyadamis4171

11 ай бұрын

@@jpsned Freezing cold in April and May, but acted like a crock pot in the summer. And the place had a background hum that sounded like a bowling alley.

@charlesballaro9766

11 ай бұрын

Because they spend their money on stupid stuff like schools and healthcare.

@nala3038

Ай бұрын

@@charlesballaro9766I wouldn’t call schools and healthcare stupid.

Expos comeback twice!. '69 Expos 52-110, Mauch promises 70+ wins in '70; they won 73. Could have won 85+ but lost many in the 9th. Marshall blows lead in the 9th; Boccabella walks off win!. Stats: www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/MON/MON197009020.shtml - R.I.P. Mauch, Bailey, Staub, Jones, Morton. Thanks for the memories!

@howardcosell2022

3 жыл бұрын

Mauch is the greatest manager never to win the big one

@fatfreddyscat5767

3 жыл бұрын

@@howardcosell2022 Tru dat. 64 Phillies and 86 Angels choke jobs are sadly what he's remembered for.

@michaelleroy9281

5 ай бұрын

52-110 same record as the San Diego Padres also new in 1969

Umpires HP Paul Pryor 1B Lee Weyer 2B Ken Burkhart 3B Ed Sudol (Crew Chief)

Very cool

Also - very cool to see Clemente playing in a city where the started hic career with the Brooklyn Dodgers - trying to hide him - we all know how that worked out:)

@michaelleroy9281

4 ай бұрын

Never played a game for the Dodgers though

The announcer made a whopper of a mistake when he said Richie Hebner hit an inside-the-park grand slam. It was Gene Alley. They did correct it but still.

The lumber company...oh how things have changed in Pittsburgh.

@michaelleroy9281

4 ай бұрын

Last time I checked this is not 1970 anymore of course things are going to change

Not sure why Moose kept throwing to first base because Staub was not a threat to steal.

Ironic Big D died in Montreal

The Pirates began wearing those uniforms halfway through the season

Drysdale would die in Montreal while broadcasting the Dodgers 23 years later.

@herbpetrillo163

4 жыл бұрын

Great pitcher

@michaelleroy9281

3 ай бұрын

In a hotel while traveling with the Dodgers as one of their broadcasters

18:40 great catch by Staub

@marknowlin8356

4 жыл бұрын

A svelte Staub scoring from 1B and covering ground in the outfield. By the time he joined my Tigers 6 years later, he had lost those abilities. He still put on his one baserunning glove standing at 1B, though, and the broadcasters made a pointlessly big deal about it every few telecasts, just as they do here.

@bobnagel6449

3 жыл бұрын

Le Grande Orange!

Hal Kelly (PBP) & Don Drysdale (C) 1-3/7-9 Drysdale (PBP) & Kelly (C) 4-6

Gene Alley inside-the-park grand slam home run!

@deanouellette1868

Жыл бұрын

I've had the good fortune to see two: Terry Pendleton in 1985 and Junior Felix in 1989.

The Expos should have stayed downtown

@richardp1962

Жыл бұрын

Jarry Park was not downtown.

Dan Kelly's brother Hal.

@steveprestegard5151

2 жыл бұрын

Dan did some Cardinals baseball. He also did some Cardinals football.

do you know where i can get a copy of this game without the MLB scroll?

*Spoiler alert* I liked the good old days when players who ended the game in this manner were greeted with handshakes instead of teammates jumping up and down like little girls.

@craigjonesISno.1

2 жыл бұрын

I guess you like it when the spectators wore suits with fedora and straw hats too.

@orbyfan

2 жыл бұрын

@@craigjonesISno.1 Yes, people used to dress up to go to ball games.

@craigjonesISno.1

2 жыл бұрын

@@orbyfan Yes, I know that. That is why I said you probably missed that as well.

@orbyfan

2 жыл бұрын

@@craigjonesISno.1 I do; now people wear their gardening clothes to church.

@craigjonesISno.1

2 жыл бұрын

@@orbyfan Yep, and little to no clothing at all. It sucks but times change.

Boots Day they got him in a trade with the Cubs the first week of the season

Ever seen a uniform number on a major league pitcher lower than George Brunet's 4 here? I have not.

@melwinwalwin8718

4 жыл бұрын

Clayton Richard, San Diego Padres (2017 and '18), wore number 3. David Wells did too (briefly) when he joined the BoSox...

@marknowlin8356

4 жыл бұрын

@@melwinwalwin8718 Thank you ! Good to know, and fine research.

@marknowlin8356

4 жыл бұрын

Oh I remember now that Wells idolized Babe Ruth. I am doubtful that Babe had a uniform number at all when he played for the Red Sox, but perhaps Wells took 3 in honor of the Bambino when it was his number with the Yankees. I think I remember reading that someone arranged for Wells to wear one of the Babe's actual caps when he played for the Yankees.

@andrewpadaetz5549

4 жыл бұрын

Marcus Stroman and Adam Ottavino-both wear 0.

@melwinwalwin8718

4 жыл бұрын

Andrew Padaetz Good addition AP though technically Stroman has yet to wear his aught in an official major league game... only announced in February 2020, before the season went up in smoke.

Personal fact: This game was exactly a year and a day before I was born! 🎉

The Pirates had some serioius lumber, to the extent that they had to relegate Bob Robertson to the bench. The Expos on the other hand...Did leadoff man Marv Staehle hit a ball out of the infield that entire season? He sure does not look capable of it here. And what was he doing leading off? I guess because, apart from Staub and Bailey, it's a lineup of No. 8 hitters.

@MrHmg55

3 жыл бұрын

The Expos were a second-year expansion team. The 1969 team was bad, but it could hit a little. It was really the only positive aspect of the team, much like the 1962 Mets. And like the original Mets, whose offense flowed through fading veterans like Frank Thomas (the white one) and Richie Ashburn, much of the original Expos' attack flowed through Mack Jones, Ron Fairly and, at least early in the season, minor league veteran Coco Laboy. In order to improve, the Expos, like the Mets, had to get younger and bolster their pitching and defense. In both cases, that led to an improved record in the second season, but a less exciting offensive team.

was Burt O' Kleamenty from Ireland?

whats with the watermark at the bottom..

@sportsrevisited9699

4 жыл бұрын

the idea was to help promote the channel a little. are you looking for a version without the watermark?

@pheniafilms

4 жыл бұрын

That would be great gives it more a vintage look a MLB time machine

Manny sanguillen. ...if it was gane 7 of the world series and bases loaded, game tied in the home bottom of the ninth, manny would swing at a pitch head high with a 3-0 count.... And pop up....truly.... As was said.. ..brain dead hitting....

@rafaelramirez3180

3 жыл бұрын

@MANCHESTER UNITED F.C you and your boring soccer .. .. BORING !!

@donaldsheeley184

3 жыл бұрын

Still gotta love Manny. He played catch with me when MLB was on strike I think in 76. The players were working out on their own at Al Lang Field in St. Pete FLA. I was watching and he threw a glove to me . I was 15 yrs old . Don't think players of today would do the same.

@rafaelramirez3180

3 жыл бұрын

@@donaldsheeley184 I remember back in the 1980s I was seated at Yankee stadium lower deck rightfield bleachers .... K.C. Royals came in to play .... and they were practicing, exercising and running around ... I then caught a glimpse of Vida Blue, Willie Wilson and Hal McCrae ... the three of them were frolicking tohether .... I called out to Vida and both he and Willie from the outfield grass spoke with me .... Hal was quiet but gave me a cool smile .... Beautiful time in my life 😊

@howardcosell2022

3 жыл бұрын

Don't know about game 7, but game 2 in the 1979 classic PH Sanguillen singled in the ninth to give the Pirates a 3-2 win in one of he greatest clutch hits in World Series history

Who are the broadcasters?…one sounds a lot like the legendary DON DRYSDALE…

@coinboynyc

2 жыл бұрын

It is Don Drysdale. (1:05)

@MrT8599

Жыл бұрын

The other is Hal Kelly, who was an iconic sportscaster for the CBC back in the day.

@americangiant1003

11 ай бұрын

Yup. Don Drysdale who just retired from the Dodgers and began an excellent Broadcasting career in its own right. Don IMO known mainly for his stints with the Dodgers and ABC Sports should be a post humorous selection for the Ford Frick HOF Broadcaster award.

@MrVegasdeuce

11 ай бұрын

​@@americangiant1003I remember watching him with the WhiteSox back in the 80s.

@robertsprouse9282

11 ай бұрын

​@@MrT8599, the great DAN KELLY's brother. Another bro act back then was RAY AND HAL SCOTT. Of course, no duo ever tops the ALBERTS/ AUFRICHTIGs= THREE ALBERT BROS AND A NEPHEW.

At 40:20 you see Al Oliver hit a foul ball and a fan jumps on the field before the ballboy can get to it.

@patgalvez4563

13 күн бұрын

Al could really hit the ball

Rusty Staub ...js not in the Hall Of Fame and Harold Baines Is? Aw come on!

@mikeaustin1323

Жыл бұрын

Staub , Norm Cash , Rich Allen and Dave Kingman all belong in the Hall of Fame

@mikeaustin1323

Жыл бұрын

@Travis McDonald Kingman and Darrell Evans hit a shitl I ad of Home Runs. If Bill Mazerowski and Harold Baines are in, why not Kingman , Evans , Norm Cash, Richie Allen. Because young millennial punks and woke ass bitches do the voting.

@robertmurphy440

Жыл бұрын

Al Oliver, Rusty ,Dave Parker, dick Allen Tommy John, Tony Olivia, Thurman Munson belong in hall

@mikeaustin1323

Жыл бұрын

@@robertmurphy440 oliva got in last year

@bufnyfan1

Жыл бұрын

Rusty Staub ("Le Grande Orange") was beloved in Montreal-he even made the effort to learn French

Shari Park?

@donaldsheeley184

3 жыл бұрын

Jarry Park. Where the Expos began play prior to moving into Olympic after the Summer Games were held there.

@alantmac

3 жыл бұрын

Expos home was Jarry Park 1969-1976. Moved into Olympic stadium the year after the 1976 Olympics.

@warrenhoffman2006

Жыл бұрын

@@donaldsheeley184 Old park was murder in day games for the first baseman.

Neither one of these starting pitchers would reach the age of 40.

@gregster61

4 жыл бұрын

@MANCHESTER UNITED F.C Man U fans are people who can't count to six without getting charged for indecent exposure.

@rafaelramirez3180

3 жыл бұрын

@MANCHESTER UNITED F.C soccer is boring

Bob Moose, Moose Haas, Rob Deer, and Ray Lamb for HOF! Dave Cash, Brad Penney, Don Money for HOF! Rollie Fingers, Rich Hand, Bill Hands and Sam Hinds for HOF

@sportsrevisited9699

4 жыл бұрын

what about Bob Veal and Tom House?

@canafornians

4 жыл бұрын

Norm Cash

@rafaelramirez3180

3 жыл бұрын

Boots Day

@orbyfan

3 жыл бұрын

The Pirates had Moose, Lamb and Veale on their pitching staff at that time.

@markcornish2519

Жыл бұрын

Only fingers, as for the others.....no

I understand you want to promote your page but to be honest I usually won’t watch a vintage game like this if it has one..that’s just me

@sportsrevisited9699

4 жыл бұрын

you can get it without the watermark here archive.org/details/19700902PiratesAtMontrealExpos

@pheniafilms

4 жыл бұрын

@@sportsrevisited9699 oh this is great I appreciate that thanks for that

Was there ever a more un-athletic looking major leaguer than Rusty Staub? Maybe Boog Powell. 💩

@howardcosell2022

3 жыл бұрын

Surprised Chef Rusty Staub didn't become a Food Network Star after retiring in the 80's

@fatfreddyscat5767

3 жыл бұрын

Ever see Mickey Lolich? Not fat shaming, but he really needed a larger looser uniform.

@almostfm

3 жыл бұрын

The joke about Powell was that he was actually the 4th Alou brother, but he changed his name because he didn't want to be known as Boog Alou. I'll show myself out.

@mptr1783

Жыл бұрын

Bartolo Colon, Daniel Vogelbach, Prince Fielder, Pablo Sandoval to name a few

@michaelleroy9281

4 ай бұрын

​@@almostfmPlease do and don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out

Boooo

@0Yemiserly1

Ай бұрын

Pirates fan? 😉

besides Staub what a pathetic Expos lineup. Boots Day? lol

@HayabusaPaul

4 жыл бұрын

To be fair, it was only their second season. They did end up winning 73 games which was better than expected.

@darwinblinks

4 жыл бұрын

@@HayabusaPaul just having fun, wish the Expos were still around. Nats are too generic. Expos = best hats in MLB history

@marknowlin8356

4 жыл бұрын

@@HayabusaPaul It was much better than expected. Mgr Gene Mauch predicted before the season they'd win 70, and his prediction was met with stifled laughter. They finished strong to end the season.

@RobDog65

4 жыл бұрын

September ballgame, and Mauch was looking at some guys. Players like Boots Day, Staehle, Jim Fairey, and others were playing for 1971 jobs. And it also just goes to show you how ridiculous MLB expansion rules were in 1968.

@herbpetrillo163

4 жыл бұрын

From ilion ny