Another great video. This channel never disappoints in providing fresh and interesting baseball videos. You have something special going on!
@BaseballTimeMachine6 күн бұрын
Thank you! There’s plenty more to come, stay tuned 👀
@ron883036 күн бұрын
Just looking at first basemen, Mattingly should get in, but there's at least six other first basemen that should go in before him.
@marsazorean627 күн бұрын
Sound sucks
@fred_fotch_baseball8 күн бұрын
Great video. What's the background music?
@BaseballTimeMachine8 күн бұрын
SAINT-SAMUEL - SYGSALY II (via Artlist)
@rockitsurjon86298 күн бұрын
How does an elbow stand up to that?
@BaseballTimeMachine8 күн бұрын
The switch from starter to closer was super important in saving his arm!
@thomasritter15039 күн бұрын
Umm, John Smoltz 213 WINS....154 SAVES...check it.
@BaseballTimeMachine9 күн бұрын
Eck’s 100/100 Club is complete games and saves !
@kumarg35988 күн бұрын
Oh
@tremoo59875 күн бұрын
National league stats :)
@house1918tyler5 күн бұрын
🤣
@sitboaf9 күн бұрын
Also in the mustache Hall of Fame. Prolly.
@HKUriah9 күн бұрын
100/100 what?
@BaseballTimeMachine9 күн бұрын
100 CG / 100 SV !
@DustinHaning10 күн бұрын
Man Eck is seriously underappreciated. What an amazing career.
@LordTeaboBaggins10 күн бұрын
The lone member? Does John Smoltz no longer exist?
@BaseballTimeMachine10 күн бұрын
100 CG/ 100 SV! No one else has done it.
@thayerjohnson56549 күн бұрын
Complete games my bad@BaseballTimeMachine hey dumb ass John smoltz had over 100 saves in his career. And definitely had over 100 wins as well.forget my comment
@wwfchriswwf10 күн бұрын
I started as a closer in the shower 2018 for Detroit. In 2021 I won mvp and the cy young coming from the long relief number 1 spot. Winning 17 striking out 330 in 180. Didn't have the saves for reliever of the year Couple years later I was the ace starter. Had no idea someone did something similar in real life 100 wins and 100 saves and the accolades. Big respect to Eck. I'm a fan
@mateoneedham680710 күн бұрын
Great vid. Giants fan here. The 90's A's greatness was hard on me because the Giants fell short or outright stunk. And, what has happened to the A's is sad because it destroys historical continuity. Booooooooo, John Fisher, boooooooo. You suck!
@matthewwigent910110 күн бұрын
And the sweetest hair.
@robertryan39910 күн бұрын
So, even though Eck’s most memorable moments were in Oakland where he won a cy young and a WS ring…his years in Boston were key to him getting to the necessary counting stats to enter into the HOF. That’s why Eck was a first ballot Hall of Famer, and Lee Smith didn’t get in until the veterans committee voted him him.
@michaelteret476311 күн бұрын
Great video! Please do one on Orosco.
@BaseballTimeMachine11 күн бұрын
Stay tuned…
@adamberey110311 күн бұрын
As a kid I was on the same flight with him and McGwire on the way to the 1992 All-Star Game and in my #1 most cherished baseball memory managed to get his autograph in the terminal. Absolutely warm, genuine guy. Eck has given half a century of his life to baseball as a player and a commentator, overcoming some personal challenges along the way with great success. He deserves a happy retirement back in California with his grandchildren.
@michaelteret476311 күн бұрын
Wow!
@dicknixon172618 күн бұрын
My father was born in Brooklyn and was a lifelong Dodgers fan. He was thrilled when they moved to LA in 1958, as my grandfather had moved the family to LA at the end of the war. I too became a Dodgers fan and my dad took me to my first MLB game at the brand new stadium in 1962. I followed the Dodgers closely for the next several years, especially Sandy. His perfect game was thrown on the day of my fathers’s funeral. I wish my Dad could have seen it.
@2Oldcoots22 күн бұрын
Koo Foo = GOAT.
@redsky876323 күн бұрын
Sandy Koufax: Clean, Classy and very very good.
@MikeCee727 күн бұрын
Very cool clip. I’m just curious to where the creator gets his video clip from? Is this from somebody, that has access to NY WOR Channel 9 video archives?
@HLSMITH-qt7cu27 күн бұрын
Tom U are missed AWESOME
@JosephLevy-kv6dl29 күн бұрын
Thanks for the memories
@milkandmeat29 күн бұрын
it's amazing to me that some cubs fans don't appreciate him
@benlynch2776Ай бұрын
Bro was wrong
@anthonytripp2251Ай бұрын
Damn straight. Thanks for posting It's anti - New York prejudice
@Jfa5252Ай бұрын
They will win 85 games
@ETV-vo7vzАй бұрын
Great video! Learned a lot. Funny how the A's were the Yankees pipeline all the way back in the 1950s and 60s! Keep up the good work. It's always a treat to watch one of your videos.
@edwinjohnson7580Ай бұрын
Willie was past his prime when Seaver arrived.
@voidman6035Ай бұрын
Looks like a whole again...smh...damn the injuries this year and our damn bull pen
@iancroft1447Ай бұрын
Excellent Excellent Job on The GOAT-Thanx BTM !
@agoodpitch9Ай бұрын
when was he offered the chance to discharge?
@jimbob9828Ай бұрын
Kirby Pucket in but not Mattingly. What is different ?
@alandesouzacruz5124Ай бұрын
Excellent video my friend
@seanyboston2 ай бұрын
The audio/narration could use improvement
@georgeissaian68622 ай бұрын
This man HAS to be in the HOF🎉
@73Trident2 ай бұрын
I'm a Yankee fan. The greatest pitcher I ever saw was Sandy Koufax. Not his whole career but when he learned from his catcher no one was ever better.
@jctrock2 ай бұрын
Complete trash team. The only bright spots were the rookies.
@tonyrichard79662 ай бұрын
One of the greatest second sackers Ever
@lendrury27712 ай бұрын
I think it was yogi berra who made the statement the year koufax went 25 and 5 Yogi said i know how he won 25 games but how in the hell did he actually lose 5 games . Thats how dominant koufax was
@ron8830317 күн бұрын
In '68 Gibson lost nine games despite having a 1.12 ERA. Both all-time great pitchers.
@lendrury27712 ай бұрын
Once he hit his stride sandy was the most explosive dominant pitcher in the history of major league baseball
Great stuff! I enjoyed learning about The Franchise and his time in Queens! Keep it up
@tupperlake1002 ай бұрын
I read about a Koufax incident that I enjoyed. When in school he approached his tacher and asked to be excused from the next class because he had to be at a ball game. The teacher is reputed to have said "Oh, are you going to the game ?". Sandy's replay was "Yes. I have to pitch".
@nategartrell5382 ай бұрын
My buddy growing up is a great nephew a catcher on this team, Sam Agnew, who replaced Owens as catcher early into the game. He had a pretty hilarious career that was highlighted by getting arrested on the field for punching the other manager in the face - the cops drove a paddy wagon on the field and hauled him to jail till his manager put up like $5 for bail.
@BronsonFerri2 ай бұрын
That was a phenomenal video! Thanks for making it.
@gratefultube3 ай бұрын
Many, many thanks for this exquisite look at one of the greatest of all time.
@BlackJaxxx3 ай бұрын
Growing up in The Bronx in the 80's I might have a biased opinion but Donny Baseball is one of my favorite players of all time. Put him in the hall.
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I am a Yankees fan because of Don Mattingly!
My favorite pitcher
Another great video. This channel never disappoints in providing fresh and interesting baseball videos. You have something special going on!
Thank you! There’s plenty more to come, stay tuned 👀
Just looking at first basemen, Mattingly should get in, but there's at least six other first basemen that should go in before him.
Sound sucks
Great video. What's the background music?
SAINT-SAMUEL - SYGSALY II (via Artlist)
How does an elbow stand up to that?
The switch from starter to closer was super important in saving his arm!
Umm, John Smoltz 213 WINS....154 SAVES...check it.
Eck’s 100/100 Club is complete games and saves !
Oh
National league stats :)
🤣
Also in the mustache Hall of Fame. Prolly.
100/100 what?
100 CG / 100 SV !
Man Eck is seriously underappreciated. What an amazing career.
The lone member? Does John Smoltz no longer exist?
100 CG/ 100 SV! No one else has done it.
Complete games my bad@BaseballTimeMachine hey dumb ass John smoltz had over 100 saves in his career. And definitely had over 100 wins as well.forget my comment
I started as a closer in the shower 2018 for Detroit. In 2021 I won mvp and the cy young coming from the long relief number 1 spot. Winning 17 striking out 330 in 180. Didn't have the saves for reliever of the year Couple years later I was the ace starter. Had no idea someone did something similar in real life 100 wins and 100 saves and the accolades. Big respect to Eck. I'm a fan
Great vid. Giants fan here. The 90's A's greatness was hard on me because the Giants fell short or outright stunk. And, what has happened to the A's is sad because it destroys historical continuity. Booooooooo, John Fisher, boooooooo. You suck!
And the sweetest hair.
So, even though Eck’s most memorable moments were in Oakland where he won a cy young and a WS ring…his years in Boston were key to him getting to the necessary counting stats to enter into the HOF. That’s why Eck was a first ballot Hall of Famer, and Lee Smith didn’t get in until the veterans committee voted him him.
Great video! Please do one on Orosco.
Stay tuned…
As a kid I was on the same flight with him and McGwire on the way to the 1992 All-Star Game and in my #1 most cherished baseball memory managed to get his autograph in the terminal. Absolutely warm, genuine guy. Eck has given half a century of his life to baseball as a player and a commentator, overcoming some personal challenges along the way with great success. He deserves a happy retirement back in California with his grandchildren.
Wow!
My father was born in Brooklyn and was a lifelong Dodgers fan. He was thrilled when they moved to LA in 1958, as my grandfather had moved the family to LA at the end of the war. I too became a Dodgers fan and my dad took me to my first MLB game at the brand new stadium in 1962. I followed the Dodgers closely for the next several years, especially Sandy. His perfect game was thrown on the day of my fathers’s funeral. I wish my Dad could have seen it.
Koo Foo = GOAT.
Sandy Koufax: Clean, Classy and very very good.
Very cool clip. I’m just curious to where the creator gets his video clip from? Is this from somebody, that has access to NY WOR Channel 9 video archives?
Tom U are missed AWESOME
Thanks for the memories
it's amazing to me that some cubs fans don't appreciate him
Bro was wrong
Damn straight. Thanks for posting It's anti - New York prejudice
They will win 85 games
Great video! Learned a lot. Funny how the A's were the Yankees pipeline all the way back in the 1950s and 60s! Keep up the good work. It's always a treat to watch one of your videos.
Willie was past his prime when Seaver arrived.
Looks like a whole again...smh...damn the injuries this year and our damn bull pen
Excellent Excellent Job on The GOAT-Thanx BTM !
when was he offered the chance to discharge?
Kirby Pucket in but not Mattingly. What is different ?
Excellent video my friend
The audio/narration could use improvement
This man HAS to be in the HOF🎉
I'm a Yankee fan. The greatest pitcher I ever saw was Sandy Koufax. Not his whole career but when he learned from his catcher no one was ever better.
Complete trash team. The only bright spots were the rookies.
One of the greatest second sackers Ever
I think it was yogi berra who made the statement the year koufax went 25 and 5 Yogi said i know how he won 25 games but how in the hell did he actually lose 5 games . Thats how dominant koufax was
In '68 Gibson lost nine games despite having a 1.12 ERA. Both all-time great pitchers.
Once he hit his stride sandy was the most explosive dominant pitcher in the history of major league baseball
王貞治さんを紹介してくれて日本人として感謝致します。 私は中学１年生の時野球部に入りました。スポーツショップで初めてバットを買った時、王貞治さんのサイン色紙がついてあり、そこには王貞治さんの名言として「強い心と強い体」と書いていました。 おそらく米国国民がベーブ・ルースをヒーローと考えるように、日本人の野球少年は王貞治さんを尊敬し、日本のヒーローでした。 ありがとうございます。
どういたしまして。 ゲームへの愛を広め続けてください。
Great stuff! I enjoyed learning about The Franchise and his time in Queens! Keep it up
I read about a Koufax incident that I enjoyed. When in school he approached his tacher and asked to be excused from the next class because he had to be at a ball game. The teacher is reputed to have said "Oh, are you going to the game ?". Sandy's replay was "Yes. I have to pitch".
My buddy growing up is a great nephew a catcher on this team, Sam Agnew, who replaced Owens as catcher early into the game. He had a pretty hilarious career that was highlighted by getting arrested on the field for punching the other manager in the face - the cops drove a paddy wagon on the field and hauled him to jail till his manager put up like $5 for bail.
That was a phenomenal video! Thanks for making it.
Many, many thanks for this exquisite look at one of the greatest of all time.
Growing up in The Bronx in the 80's I might have a biased opinion but Donny Baseball is one of my favorite players of all time. Put him in the hall.
Great title for this video. RIP Tom Seaver 🍻