I could listen to Whitey all day long

RIP, we will remember you

Seaver, Gibson and now Ford... 2020 has robbed us of three of the greatest starters of the golden age. RIP to the Chairman of the Board.

Whitey Ford was an unstoppable pitcher. 👍

RIP to a great

@colezip2338

3 жыл бұрын

Rip

@ronniebishop2496

3 жыл бұрын

A Ford playing with Cadillacs lol.

My father was a young WW2 refuge living in the Bronx when he was drafted into the Army. He told me that he and Whitey Ford served in the same company together.

Rest in peace, Mr. Ford.

RIP to the Chairman of the Board. Rest Easy, Mr Ford.

Whitey was one of the best

@colezip2338

3 жыл бұрын

Rip

@frederickrapp5396

3 жыл бұрын

“One of the best?” I ask you: Who was better?

A fantastic Lefty!

What a terrific pitcher, as well as a wonderful person!

It’s such a credit to the Yankees that they have always taken care of their own, and kept their franchise players involved with the team, sharing their experiences and knowledge. Whitey was such a classy guy. The best.

Wow Yankees have had one of the best pitchers of all time Whitey Ford the best home run hitter of all time Babe Ruth umm the Iron Horse Lou Gehrig the best closer of all time Mariano Rivera no wonder they have 27 World Series

My hat is tipped to you Mr Whitey Ford. 2020 taken a few of the greats from all sports since January 1st R.I.P. to the many legends taken this year. From the top of my head, David Stern, Kobe Bryant, Jerry Sloan, and Don Shula, but the ones that really stick out to me are Tom Seaver, Lou Brock, Al Kaline, Bob Gibson, Don Larson, and of course we can't forget Hank Steinbrenner. Quite a few pinstripes made it to the gates. Almost seems like the big guy up above is putting together one hell of a baseball team. What I wouldn't give to see the pitching game in that team. Even crazier is that we still have almost another quarter of the year left. No more please not this year. Rest in paradise fellas. PLAY BALL.....

He’s the last link to the Yankees’ most golden era. Hopefully he lives many more years.

@colezip2338

3 жыл бұрын

Rip

@colezip2338

3 жыл бұрын

You jinxed it😭😭😭

@danmac5497

3 жыл бұрын

RIP :(

@danmac5497

3 жыл бұрын

I think Dr. Bobby Brown is still alive

Whitey is an all round great man..and great ball player..

R.I.P Whitey Ford. 😰😭 MLB will never be the same without you.

A great pitcher! LETS GO YANKS!

I’ve never seen a team that had it all in every position like the 1961 Yankees, I was born and raised in Oklahoma and so was Mickey Mantle. I could name everyone of them.! Yogi, Whitey, Mickey, Cletus, Tony, Bobby, Roger, Moose, they were my favorite. I was just 11, and when we finally got out little league uniforms we looked like players we thought like players and we won like the Yankees. Every game as midgets, and in Oklahoma that’s the best in the country.

I met Maury Allen before he passed, and we talked Yankee baseball, and I told him for the Yankees to win, Mattsui has to hit, he did in 2009, I loved his column in the New York papers.

R.I.P.

R.i.p Whitey

RIP LEGEND

RIP legend

@colezip2338

3 жыл бұрын

Rip

While Whitey was indeed the winningest pitcher in World Series, his overall record was only 10-8.

Probably the best big game pitcher of all time. He wanted to pitch when it counts the most and he'd win the game for his team.

@frederickrapp5396

3 жыл бұрын

If Whitey Ford does not get hurt in game 1 of 64 World Series, Yankees would have won the Series.

Whitey was given his nickname in the minor leagues, not by Lefty Gomez, according to a few sources.

43:13 If the Yes Network retools this special. this point should have John Sterling's narration added here. "On October 8th, 2020, at the age of 91, Whitey Ford passed away...while watching the Yankees at his home."

I never could understand how Whitey Ford was left off the All Century Team In 1999 with a .690 winning percentage, while Nolan Ryan made the All Century Team with a .526 winning percentage. A terrible, terrible miscarriage of justice.

Rip whitey Ford numba 16

Its hard to understand why Whitey was not elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame on the first ballot.

Whitey was pitching what we called dealing, that little black stripe that used to go around the edges of the plate, that’s what he would hit. Now I’ve noticed these umpires miss those calls a lot and that would have killed Whitey, they even have a rectangle box to prove how much they miss close pitches. The other pitcher in that era was Sandy Koufax.

R.I.P Chairman Of the Board

Does anybody know the name of the song that plays before the opening?

saw him in 1966

RIP Whitey Ford

Roy Mantle worked for my dad in Kansas City and never even got a baseball and his company had season tickets, knowing I was a big fan, that’s selfish and he didn’t raise any of us.

🙏😢

25:51 Phil story LOL

we need more Yanks like him. Not self serving Stanton, Hicks or Sanchez.

DOESN'T SOUND LIKE WHITEY FORD WAS SINGING THE BLUES

GO LEFTIES

Ford was an excellent pitcher but I think mel stottlemeyer was better because he pitched for some lousy teams and still won games on the mound