Look at the Line-ups. Harmon Killebrew, Tony Oliva, Rod Carew, Carl Yastrzemski, George Scott, Harrelson, and other great players. This has to be saved. Games like this need to be preserved. So our kids, and their kids can look back at what baseball used to be, and the great players who played during those years.

@illbebad

7 күн бұрын

don't forget Jim Kaat!

@stevenvaughn7737

3 күн бұрын

The Hall of Fame is well represented here.

@SenorTortas

2 күн бұрын

"aNy rEbRoAdCaSt, ReTrAnSm1sSi0n, Or AcCoUnT oF tHiS gAm3, w1tHoUt ThE eXpReSs Wr1tTeN c0nSeNt Of MaJoR lEaGu3 bAs3bAlL, iS pRoHiBiTeD" 🤪

I was there! Several rows behind the 3rd base dugout. Haven't managed to spot myself yet.

@dr.migilitoloveless2385

2 күн бұрын

Yeah. I thought that was you.

I wish I could give this more than 1 thumbs up. As a life long Red Sox fan i grew up with everyone talking about this team and how exciting the series was. Too actually get watch the game is thrilling. Coleman and Martin were great announcers. I don’t recall Parnell from my youth so I don’t know when he retired.

@dancusa1

9 күн бұрын

Mel Parnell was replaced by Johnny Pesky before the 1969 season. Mel went to the White Sox for 1 season in 1969 as a broadcaster.

@nimblegames4395

5 күн бұрын

I’ll be your second thumbs up

@bench-clearingbrawl7737

5 күн бұрын

Red Sox cheated the 2018 World Series. They were fined for cheating in 2017. Let that sink in

@rmar67

3 күн бұрын

This was cool for me, too. A) I’m a Twins fan B) This game took place less than three weeks after I was born.

@JohnLesniewski-np7jg

3 күн бұрын

@@bench-clearingbrawl7737 The 2017 issue had nothing to with winning it in 2018. Different managers. Explain how the Sox cheated in 2018.

This is a wonderful broadcast. It is such a pleasure.. Watching baseball on ESPN is painful.

@Dominos-el7qr

4 күн бұрын

Watching anything on ESPN is painful.

I learned about all these players from playing Strat-o- matic baseball. Videos like this make the Strat cards come alive!

@crazybeatlefan

5 күн бұрын

I LOVE Strat o matic and still have a ton of teams

@britaom3299

Күн бұрын

Thanks for the fond flashback! I used to play Strat-o-matic baseball with my late father all the time back in the late 70s and early 80s!! Funny how I can still remember so many players and their positions from back then.

@finch45lear

Күн бұрын

Great game. The best baseball board game ever.

@daves2058

Күн бұрын

I still play Strat-o- matic baseball, football, and basketball! I don't get to play as often as I used to, but I love to play the old teams from my childhood the most! I first bought the baseball game in 1977 from an ad in a comic book! I love all the teams from the 60s, 70s and 80s, but for basketball, I play the Tim Duncan years (fave player!)

@crazybeatlefan

20 сағат бұрын

@@daves2058 I havent played in a few years..but still have a ton of teams...love the 70s...

Played this tape against tonight’s Sox broadcast. Noticed how much less Ken Coleman and Mel Parnell talked during regular at bats, sometimes just saying “outside”, “strike, 1and 2”, that’s it- saving their voices for when needed to get your attention. Now, my God, count the words on each pitch, endless over-talking and analysis , give it a rest boys . Let the game do the talking once in a while. We don’t need to hear every stat and thought imaginable on every pitch.

@ultrametric9317

8 күн бұрын

Bitch, whine, moan, the past was so better etc. etc. Most of us enjoy discussion of baseball ins and outs from the pro's perspective.

@mdarrenu

7 күн бұрын

A little too brief maybe cause this TV broadcast so people see the action. But I agree with you.

@Nestor123057

7 күн бұрын

It's this generation that lacks attention span. It's like that with everything today.

@Lfw073

7 күн бұрын

Right. Announcing by and for ADD Nation.

@Nestor123057

6 күн бұрын

@@Lfw073 You mean ADHD nation, right? You just proved my point. Thanks.

The 1967 WS was the first sporting event I ever saw in color. We would sprint home (down the hill!) after school to see it. Nice to have a friend with a color TV!

I was in 1st grade for the '67 series. The sisters rolled in the tv and we watched the '67 world series. It was amazing. Weymouth, Ma. St. Jeromes school.

@RealJeffTidwell

4 күн бұрын

Was just at Harborlight Mall (Lowe's and Staple's) today. Weymouth forever!

@jackielangley5154

Күн бұрын

I was in 3rd grade a few miles away over at the Hunt School. Our teacher wheeled in a TV too! On this day, I was over at the South Weymouth Naval Air Station watching the Blue Angles. Great memories!

I remember that weekend and will never forget...The Impossible dream !!!

@brent4723

8 күн бұрын

I do, too. My mom gave birth to me the previous evening. But they probably didn't have this broadcast in the neonatal unit in Minnesota.

At 5:06, the way the pitcher and batter both digging in for battle and the umpire between them- something beautiful about it...

@robotunes

5 күн бұрын

Baseball is timeless. But these were the last days of baseball as America's pastime. The NFL had been gaining popularity since the 1958 "Greatest Game Ever Played." College football had just gone to weekly coast-to-coast broadcasts in 1966. Joe Namath's 1968 Super Bowl upset was the knockout punch. And 1970's debut of Monday Night Football was the death knell. A 1972 Gallup poll found that for the first time, football had surpassed baseball as the nation's favorite sport. Absolutely unthinkable just 15 years before. That's why videos like this one are so important.

I was there the next day, October 1, 1967 when Jim Lonborg pitched and the Red Sox won the pennant. I (along with thousands of other fans) ran onto the field after Rico caught the infield fly to end the game. I still have a bottle of infield dirt I scooped up that day!

Great seeing Fenway in its glory without all those corporate ads emblazoned across the monster and all over the park. I miss the magic of baseball I experienced as a kid.

@michaelschramm1064

3 күн бұрын

I was lucky to experience the magic myself, being age 8 in 1967. My memories are of Candlestick-Mays and McCovey.

Among the greatest pennant races ever! Four teams out of ten still mathematically in it with less than a week to go! Sadly after 1993 that was the end of true pennant/division races. You know, no wild cards to fall back on? Like Bob Costas says, winning a true pennant/division championship that's decided over the course of a full 154/162 season has a LOT more meaning that just merely qualifying for a playoff spot.

@M_Lev___

4 күн бұрын

Excellent point and well said John!

I wish we can go back to that simple style of Baseball telecasting.

@kokoken1

4 күн бұрын

Except for simple graphics like the batter's name and average, HR and RBI.

Nice to watch a baseball game without all the annoying interviews in the middle of the game

@andrewminogue334

6 күн бұрын

But what would the female reporters do if there were no inane meaningless interviews ?

@cjr1881

6 күн бұрын

What interviews? Doesn't happen. Only ESPN sunday night baseball or something. Guess you have no idea what baseball games look like.

@Shoobster

6 күн бұрын

​@cjr1881 yeah I was thinking about that too, baseball broadcasts have like no filler at all, it's pure gameplay and then the inning ends and there's a handful of ads until the gameplay gets going again. How would you even have an interview that interrupts the game, everyone you'd want to interview is on the field playing the game.

@joetierney2

6 күн бұрын

@@andrewminogue334you sound like a charmer

@EnjoySackLunch

5 күн бұрын

@@joetierney2he’s just lashing out because no one loves him. Sad really

If i recall, this game gives Yaz the Triple-Crown. Man...what a season!

I attended this game when I was a kid. The Red Sox were all people were talking about that summer. My dad owned a gas station and sold gas for around $0.35 per gallon. People would fill their tanks for 5 bucks.

I started watching baseball on WGN (Chicago) in 1967. All of the Cubs games were in color. I know they were in color even before that. But this must be the earliest surviving color video.

@mykiemilford720

6 күн бұрын

There’s a partial color broadcast of a Cubs-Reds game at Wrigley in 1965! WGN broadcast with the commercials.

I remember much of this day when it happened. I was nervous Tiger fan, watching Bosox Twins on TV, listening to Tigers on radio, as it wasn't on TV. Heartbreaking reaults, as Tigs lost DH & pennant. Made up for it big time in 68 though.

Before they lowered the pitcher’s mound in 1969. You can really see the difference. Lonborg and Bob Gibson must have been intimidating up on that hill.

Not many people remember this, but Ken Coleman was a Reds TV broadcaster from 1975-78. Ned Martin was still with the Red Sox in the 1975 World Series. He helped call Game 7 for NBC TV. For some reason, Ken Coleman didn't do tv for NBC in that WS, even though he was very familiar with both clubs. Coleman came to the Reds directly from the Red Sox.

@ernestcruz6316

6 күн бұрын

Yeah, Ned Martin did radio broadcasts for the Sox in 1975. Coleman came back a few years later. Dick Stockton was the TV announcer for them on Channel 38 in '75, with Hawk Harrelson doing color commentary. Ned came back to TV in '79 to replace Stockton who had signed with CBS Sports.

It's nice to see a broadcast where every single play isn't shown multiple times thanks to the lack of instant replay.

@Yankees24

7 күн бұрын

They didn't have time.

@Starsky352

6 күн бұрын

Yeah, but I am happy for the change though.

@cjr1881

6 күн бұрын

This is the most boring game ever. Replay is great.

@peterp2153

4 күн бұрын

It’s all about perspective. They didn’t have all the bells and whistles then, so fans in 1967 didn’t kno or care what they were missing, for better or worse.

@davidmitchell6873

4 күн бұрын

Back in my day we had to listen to the game using only Morse code. I remember when old Cy, Ty, Tris and the Babe was playin we sure was happy.

This is the oldest complete game in color, there is about an hour of color footage from a game in 1965

@chriskazmerzak8973

4 күн бұрын

Yep. It's a Cubs/Reds game in 1965 at Wrigley, where the Reds' Jim Maloney finishes up a no-hitter.

I was born in 1967. So obviously I have only the knowledge of newspapers, magazines, etc about these classic games. I wish that there were more of these classic games preserved. The historical significance of baseball's past is so important. These players from the 40's, 50's, 60's, and 70's helped shape what we have. Although I still say baseball was better in the late 70's and early 80's. But that's just an opinion. Thank you for sharing this game with us. It is greatly appreciated. God Bless.

Wow, they jusy showed Edward Kennedy, Bobby was still alive....wow.

I was in the 7th grade when my Twins played the Dodgers in the 65' W S. Our English teacher let us watch a game.

Quite a few comments waxing poetic about how the time period of the broadcast or the broadcast itself being a better time than today. All I can think about is how remarkable it is that the Red Sox still dress like this to this day. Like some of this footage is of decent enough quality that you could probably sucker someone into thinking it was modern

@satiricalzero

2 күн бұрын

Quite a few uniforms haven't changed from their original uniforms

no ads on the backstop. and the announcer doesn't talk his head off.

Ken Coleman had one of those voices!

@johncassani6780

8 күн бұрын

Yes. And his Boston accent is much more “real” than the cartoonish versions that people like to put out there these days.

Thank you so much for sharing this vivid broadcast. I really enjoyed watching it. I wasnt born yet when this game was played, but it's so interesting to see how things have changed! What really stood out for me is the pant legs are worn so high up. Seeing it in color, I can really see the contrast between the stirrup and the socks.

They apologize for the technical quality at the beginning but actually, all things considered, I think it's pretty good.

@jlo7770

3 күн бұрын

At some point to quality went down this obviously isn't high definition but it is better quality than a lot of shows that were in later years. Even in the 2000s there was some shockingly terrible picture quality TV broadcasts. I wonder if it has something to do with recording to beta max vhs ect?

Remember the old Black and White "Split screen" Television years of Baseball before 1965?

Hall Of Famors everywhere in this game

Great view without the on screen graphics

We get to see rookies Rod Carew and Reggie Smith.

I was 4 months old! And this game most certainly would've been the giant cabinet tv with the tiny screen😅

First batter really digging in the batter box lol

This game could not be the oldest in full color. There is one game from game from 1965 at Wrigley Fiels betwen the Reds and Cubs, and that was in full color that you could find here in KZread. That is the oldest broadcast in color I have ever seen.

@user-ze8fr9tr3h

Күн бұрын

Either that or this is the oldest full game in color

As the telecast starts the organist is playing “Everything’s coming up Roses” 😊

OK, yes, I watched this game when it was broadcast. How old do I feel?

The impossible dream team that ultimately came up short. Still legendary.

We took a jr high field trip to the area in the 90s and everyone yelling "let's go to the dam store! And the dam cafe!" were big highlights.

Baseball without all the stupid graphics and picture in picture ads... The only thing I like better in todays broadcasts is the score on the screen.

I started collecting baseball cards in 1970 so this is the first time I've seen a lot of these guys "live". Some observations: Reggie Smith batting using the soft cap with the insert. I wonder who was the last to do it? And this was after Tony Conigliaro's injury too. Almost no batting gloves. A few people using one, nobody using two. A lot of dirt being used on hands. A lot. No replays. That mound DOES look high from the centerfield shots. This was a year before they lowered it. Mostly competitive at-bats from the pitchers. Fastball velo definitely less overall. No names on uniforms. Some unusual looking throwing motions too... some very typical looking bodies of guys who grew up in the 40's and 50's (Adair, Allison etc...). Jim Kaat was a big horse, no wonder he played for 60 years!

A lot of changes in the game today, including DHs and that pitchers don't hit anymore, no appeal to the corner umps on check swings, no challenges, and the home plate ump doesn't even throw out all the balls that end up in the dirt, or even some that are put in play. And, of course, no pitch clock, or limit pick-off attempts. No replay on the broadcast either. We can replay on KZread, but if you were watching this game live on TV you'd need to pay attention.

@lukewormholes5388

Күн бұрын

Unless you're Shohei Ohtani

There were color broadcasts before this. And probably still saved.

@mikeprevost8650

2 күн бұрын

I remember watching Red Sox games earlier in the season, in color. My dad had just bought our first color TV, a big Philco console with a round picture tube.

This just reminds me of all the ways the game has been ruined. MLB has become unwatchable. This right here was real baseball, and an enjoyable broadcast.

@jlo7770

3 күн бұрын

The players ruined it. You can see a completely different mentality? If you will, in the players, some of these shot tap hits most players today won't even put in half an effort to run.. on and off the field they're running, home runs they're running, it's the players that changed the game. I believe things changed after the 90s? Player strike... softer and in some ways less respectable players.

A great catch here, a clutch hit there, they’re winning them with style. Lonborg and Bell are pitching well, and there’s Wyatt and there’s Lyle.

@deepdrag8131

8 күн бұрын

I see what you did, there.

Sometimes you lose the game in the first inning. Twins could have scored 3 or 4 runs.

@doncarpenter1040

10 күн бұрын

That's very true.

@rayjr62

9 күн бұрын

Had the Twins won the Pennant that year Killebrew would have won the MVP award. Damned shame this Twins teams back then could only deliver one WS appearance.

@rayray4192

9 күн бұрын

@@rayjr62 it’s bullshit. Either he was the most valuable player in the regular season or he wasn’t.

@alpineinc1

5 күн бұрын

Kaat’s injury in the 3rd a major turning point, had won 7 straight down the stretch and had a good chance to win the pennant that afternoon. Bullpen gave it up

I greatly prefer the stripped down presentation. I felt like i was watching an NES or Genesis baseball game.

This game was played on a Satirday

Dude, the car that comes out with a relief pitcher, no matter the team (clsssy) is soooo cool. Also, good on the Boston fans cheering out of respect for an injured oppossing pitcher. I was born in 1973.....at least that part of the game was classy. I REALLY.....REALLY wish I could see what the fan/souvenier store was like. I assume they sold pennants for EVERY tesm, maybe a shirt, but I doubt they sold jackets or jerseys. My favorite sports are hockey (NJ Devils, btw 1967 was the last year of the Original 6) The Dalllas Cowboys (this was the Ice Bowl season and on Oct 1, 67 sadly lost @Cotton Bowl to the George Allen LA Rams 13-35 to go 2-1(Game of The Week here on youtube). I hated the Phladelphia Flyers (I born n sadly still here in Philly). I used to say Bobby Clarke was probably pissed off when fans were allowed to buy a team jacket. This era of baseball, I bet a ticket behind home plate was maybe $7 and probably 50 cents or $1 to sit last row..disgraceful prices today. I really wish I could taste a hot dog from back then. I brt they were much better. I guess it was just hot dogs, peanuts ..you know what is said in the song. Looking at jerseys, they look exactly like what you see at an Ebbetts Field or Mitchell andcNess store.

@ericn1450

4 күн бұрын

I can’t speak for 67 but in the 70s on Yawkey Way (behind the outfield) there were huge souvenir stores. We would buy hats, pennants, posters and especially the fake plastic batting helmets before the games. We would go to 2 or 3 games a year and we loved getting that stuff. I remember the old red batting helmet which I had for years.

This was the first of a two-game series between the Red Sox and Twins where the Red Sox entered the day NOT controlling their destiny even though they were one back of the Twins. The Tigers were also one back of the Twins for the AL Pennant at that point but because of a rainout in Detroit that Thursday and very cold conditions Friday, they had to finish with back-to-back doubleheaders at home against the Angels. If the Tigers won all four games, regardless of what the Red Sox did the Tigers would have won the pennant. The Twins if they had swept this series were guaranteed no worse than a one-game playoff on Monday (10/2). Of course, the Red Sox this game and then the next day while the Tigers split both doubleheaders leading to The Red Sox completing "The Impossible Dream" season of 1967 that saved baseball as we know it in Boston. Even midway through that season, the Yawkey Family was looking to move the team to Milwaukee to replace the Braves that had moved to Atlanta after the 1965 season. Had that happened, MLB likely would have awarded Boston a new Red Sox team that would have commenced play with the Royals, Expos and Padres in 1969 and never had the mess with the Seattle Pilots who became the Milwaukee Brewers days before the 1970 season started. This was also one year after the Red Sox had a bizarre finish to the 1966 season where they had to complete their 162-game season five days ahead of everyone else because the Patriots, who then played home games at Fenway had home games the final two Sundays of the MLB season.

Tony Oliva had a great Hall of Fame career. If he didn’t blow out his knee at 33 years old, his name would have been mentioned as one of the top 25 hitters of all time!

@MIKIEEYEZ1975

9 күн бұрын

He’s still in the top 50 hitters of All Time!!!

@walterjohnson1873

8 күн бұрын

@@MIKIEEYEZ1975 You’re right! I changed it to 25

When in July a lengthy road trip beckoned, look at them go, 10 in a row and now our kids are 2nd.

@JamesDavidWalley

6 күн бұрын

Sure, the Tigers lead, Chicago has speed, and the Twins still have Oliva, But with Yaz and Scott and what we've got, just feel that pennant fevah!

can really see how much higher the mound was

Noticed a pitch in the dirt and they didn’t change the ball out. Today, in the dirt normally always you see the ump replace the ball.

@jlo7770

3 күн бұрын

Batting helmets were also optional from the looks of it lol. The more knowledgeable people have become about how scratches and other stuff effect the flight path of a ball in a usually irratic way the more often balls are changed out. I watched a Trevor Bauer vid from him pitching in Mexico and a ball was a grounder or something (hit the ground) and he got the ball back and threw it out because it was scuffed up and he mentioned he could have probably been able to use it effectively but it wasn't worth the risk. I'm sure they had some idea balls flew differently but not why per say. Just a different time, people weren't throwing 100mph either so I'm sure that plays a big role in how scuffed balls fly through the air. I laughed when one of the batters walked up to the plate with no helmet.

Nice DVD rip.

Just imagine watching a ball game without endless blathering from the announcers along with insipid metrics quotes.

Looked like J. EDGAR in the opening! 👀😯🤷‍♂️ Anyone read _Pafko at the Wall,_ by Don DeLillo? He had Hoover, Jackie Gleason, & Sinatra all sittin next to each other, bustin balls during the “Shot Heard Round the World” game. If it WAS him, ‘I should like to kiss a pig.’ 😵‍💫

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Love the Old Geezer comments saying this is a better broadcast than today. It’s adorable. Like saying it’s better to crap in an outhouse.

@robstumpf

6 күн бұрын

It's not technically better, but it's presented better. They let the game speak for itself.

@DiversityDragons

2 күн бұрын

Someone named "Eaglesfan4ever" is the arbiter of good taste? Press X to Doubt.

@Eaglefan4ever

2 күн бұрын

@@DiversityDragons poor guy. It’s ok.

Pretty close in pace to pitch clock era ball. About 30 minutes faster than a 2019 game lol

I'd kill for a tape of the Sunday game.

@billcarr9902

9 күн бұрын

an audio "tape" of game 162 is available from "Pete Goodwin:" kzread.info/dash/bejne/mqOh0bqce7Sydps.html It is the NBC audio of the game. No video as far as I have been able to find.

@MIKIEEYEZ1975

9 күн бұрын

I can get the video for that.. How much you offer me?

@williamcurtin5692

9 күн бұрын

@@billcarr9902 Thanks!!!!

Loved Yaz. He got me hooked at age 11 on baseball and loved the game until they ruined it like everything else.

Young Tony-O before all the knee surgeries took his speed, awesome!

Aidair , Andrews, Jones and Foy and Rico Petrocelli.

Killebrew was a tank in a baseball uniform.

@mplslawnguy3389

5 күн бұрын

I met him about 25 years ago, and he had hands like vices. He was farm-strong.

really cool

Lead off batter hitting .201?

@roughhousedoyle9926

13 күн бұрын

With an OBP of .249...

@ObscureBalls

13 күн бұрын

He Won an MVP earlier in his Career.

@stephenscafaria3389

8 күн бұрын

I thought I heard that.

@alpineinc1

5 күн бұрын

Zoilo Versailles, the 1965 AL MVP, developed a back issue in early 1966 and was never the same

Carl Yastrzemski, the man they call Yaz!

@JohnnyChapman-jp1ej

7 күн бұрын

The Impossible Dream! Had the album.

@Lfw073

7 күн бұрын

Bingo.

Ken Coleman (PBP) & Mel Parnell (C) 1-3/7-9 Ned Martin (PBP) & Parnell (C) 4-6

Ken Coleman.

One thing I noticed was the bat boy pretty much kneeling next to on deck circle. Games now they on dugout first step. Wonder what changed that

@scatrrr

4 күн бұрын

Morganna Roberts changed that.

Where's that white box that shows if the pitch was a strike or not?

The catching crew is coming through - Mike and Russ and Ellie.

Oliva stood a mile away from the plate!

You can tell it was the Yawkey Era in Boston

My idol Yaz wanted to play him.

Clay forms from dirt and spit = batting gloves

And glory be, there’s Tony C with homer number 20! We may not win the flag, but boy at least we’ll scare them plenty.

The doctors say he’ll be ok, but he won’t be back this year. If Tony’s through, what will we do? Who’ll carry us from here?

One August night, the kid in right lay sprawling in the dirt - the fastball struck him square it seemed, is Tony badly hurt?

@JamesDavidWalley

6 күн бұрын

The doctors say he'll be OK, but he won't be back this year. With Tony through, what can we do? Who'll carry us from here?

Nice

Yaz 7 for 8 that weekend.

Cool

Seems like the common sense thing o do would have been to put the date in the title.

@35:20...."2 games ended in a tie and hsd to be replayed?" Whete are the purists police on that statement?😂

Wow. An era when a politician from either party (in this case VP Hubert Humphrey) can walk on a field and not be reflexively booed.

How about the appeal of the classic uniforms, compared to the ridiculous all black pants and shirts Toronto wore the other night?

@davidmitchell6873

4 күн бұрын

Back in dem days gals was gals and us fellas was glad of it. 23 skido.

A lot of old farts on here pining for the past. No spring chicken myself, but I have no issues with the changes in the game or broadcasting. Just because it's old doesn't make it better.

There were MANY Color MLB Broadcasts, BEFORE 1967!!!!!!

@bluebear1985

9 күн бұрын

Maybe, but this is the oldest known one that still exists.

@lyleback21

9 күн бұрын

I miss real play by play. I miss the days when there weren’t so many graphics all over the screen during play.

@Anthony-hu3rj

9 күн бұрын

@@lyleback21 Including no fake electronic strike zone, therefore the TV fan wasn't an automatic critic of every ball or strike.

Great American era...Beginning of the end though...Nam was heating up....my 19yo cousin died there in 67.... huge mistakes would soon be coming fast and furious...or were they by design...follow the money...Couldn't have screwed the pooch any better if they'd tried....and here we are ....a pile of smoking rubble with 10s of millions who have no idea the significance of D Day....or even care for that matter...Where's my free stuff is the primary concern

@mplslawnguy3389

5 күн бұрын

The late 60’s was the beginning of the decline of our society.

@thebuzzardh.4273

5 күн бұрын

I’m not impressed with all the grousing or, for that matter, the seeming amnesia about what came before.

Chappaquiddick Ted at the beginning.

@davidmitchell6873

4 күн бұрын

Now trump is the most famous criminal.

Love the old organ playing instead of the garbage that they play today.

@mplslawnguy3389

5 күн бұрын

They’re desperate to appeal to people that don’t even watch baseball. Every sporting event is like that now though. It’s a three ring circus of bright flashing lights and loud, annoying music.

The play by play man is just horrible.

Hubert Humfrey

@JamesDavidWalley

6 күн бұрын

Humphrey. The man after who the Metrodome was named. And let me say that there was no more fitting tribute to Hubert than having his name on a stadium whose roof was literally held up by hot air. "My friends, I shall be brief. I shall also be concise, succinct, short-winded, and economical of both word and phrase and sentence and paragraph!"

@colepeterson5392

4 күн бұрын

Mr. Metrodome

1:51:18 Teddy Kennedy not so drunk he could still stand up and applaud. 😊

@rayjr62

9 күн бұрын

Keep politics out of this. The political d-bag room is down the hall.

@SteveAustin-jp3ev

9 күн бұрын

​@@rayjr62what a Karen you are

@Anthony-hu3rj

9 күн бұрын

@@SteveAustin-jp3ev Who's the Karen? The person who calls Senator Kennedy a drunk? The person who says keep politics out of it? Or YOU? (The rest of us came to watch the baseball game.)

@davidmitchell6873

4 күн бұрын

Trumpers can't help but show their ignorance.

Did you notice ball players back then were all not hulking gorillas. Today's players are all huge. All lift weights, take PEDS, and perhaps steriods. This all started when Barroid Bonds taking steriods.

@davidmitchell6873

4 күн бұрын

Your ignorance is showing. Do some research before making silly comments.

@roncaruso931

3 күн бұрын

@davidmitchell6873 Are you addressing me? If you are, you are probably a young person. Possibly a millennial or GEN Z or whatever you call your idiotic generation. It is common knowledge that todays players are all muscular gorillas. Started with Barroid Bonds. Research? Just look at the videos. Now go eat a marshmallow.

Even though the talent is modern highschool level baseball the style of play is a 100 times better than today

@davidmitchell6873

4 күн бұрын

Foolish comment.