Felt so bad for Wade Boggs. He was sobbing 😭, the lost hurt like heck, but he had just lost his mother that year from a fatal car accident. He was hurt, but 10 years later he won with NY YANKEES.
@le93354 сағат бұрын
Fantastic!!!
@78Rudys4 сағат бұрын
At 39:38, Hodges tosses his glove just beyond the first base line at the end of the inning. That's where he keeps it between innings?
I hope somebody shows this to Lindor. We used to BOW to this guy.
@dramatyst56617 сағат бұрын
Platinum glove
@jomelfigueroa52098 сағат бұрын
AFV Intro Season 34 Olivia Rodrigo Guts World Tour Premiere Failarmy #AFV #GutsWorldTour #Drumline #OliviaRodrigo #BrianHull #NickUK 02:26
@jokersinurface8 сағат бұрын
Ordoñez couldn't hit but man could he field. It was a joy to watch him play short.
@treibj8 сағат бұрын
He's the reason I'm a Mets fan! LFGM!
@Goodwill429 сағат бұрын
How ironic the last out was made by Thurman Munson who would be gone 10 months later
@us-Bahn9 сағат бұрын
Not exactly a relief appearance for andujar to build a career on.
@bostonredsox4910 сағат бұрын
8:52 Heh. He called them the Angels
@user-rc3eh4ht6q12 сағат бұрын
Petite the steroid guy
@themorningbeerpodcast125013 сағат бұрын
Defensively at SS 3. Ozzie Smith 2. Omar Vizquel 1(by a mile). Rey Ordonez
@kurtzimmerman163714 сағат бұрын
the Cardinals should have swept them. they fell apart!
@samueldressler628014 сағат бұрын
Reminds me of asdrubal Cabrera. What a magician
@jackpethybridge16015 сағат бұрын
Should be in HOF.
@us-Bahn15 сағат бұрын
Cubs managers always blow the crucial series: 1969- Leo burned out the whole team & bullpen with 0 substitutions 1984- Frey leaving a gassed Sutcliffe in to face the heart of the order 2004- Dusty doesn’t call time out after Bartman grabs foul to allow Cubs to regain composure. 2016- Madden pulling Lester early and going too often to a gassed Chapman
@AABB-bm9kk16 сағат бұрын
One of the best fielders in ML history. He couldn’t hit ML pitching but was a regular because of his glove play - One of the very few players who achieved that. ✌️
@n8doggy73317 сағат бұрын
Rey Ordoneaz, wow. thats a name I forgot about 😂
@DGS260518 сағат бұрын
As storybook as it gets. - 2 teams with storied championship droughts. - Game 7 with the possibility of a blown 3-1 lead. - Cities with recent champions in other sports (Cavaliers and Blackhawks). If any baseball game should get a documentary, it's this one.
@Billyball359 сағат бұрын
And the fact the Cavs came back down 3-1
@JDilla228518 сағат бұрын
The best era in baseball was between 90s and 2000s
@franciscocaceres981218 сағат бұрын
Excelente jugador
@metsclassics18 сағат бұрын
A magician. We need Rey at the next Mets Old-Timers Day!
@themorningbeerpodcast125013 сағат бұрын
I agree
@jscharleston796318 сағат бұрын
I no longer watch any of the major sports. I'm 62 now. But I will watch these old games all the time for MLB and the NFL-these are great. Thanks
@GulsCult19 сағат бұрын
Nobody was happier to see that ball roll under Buckner's legs than Tim Teufel
@samuelgates593519 сағат бұрын
Human vacuum cleaner!
@davidschiappa412122 сағат бұрын
This is an afternoon pennant game the San Diego Padres won the national league pennant it's not a playoff game
@Jean0987654321Күн бұрын
PBP: Mel Allen and Red Barber
@surgetwo9Күн бұрын
Bomb shots
@corycox2015Күн бұрын
Back when the world was working perfect
@FavreianVengeanceКүн бұрын
Santana and Schilling not being in the Hall Of Fame shows how inept the voters are.
@Maurice895Күн бұрын
Back when 500 hr meant something.
@1977TAКүн бұрын
Did Joe Buck retire? He was the voice of the postseason for several decades along with Tim Mcarver who sadly passed in February of 2023. His final World Series broadcast was in 2013.
@tomblinzig7307Күн бұрын
R.I.P. Thurman Munson, Joe Dimmagio, Billy Martin, Yogi Berra, Tommy LaSorda, John McSherry. The only ones I know that are no longer with us.
@bst6791Күн бұрын
LOL I always get a kick out of watching Reggie going for the dugout like it's the endzone.
@ladyj2552Күн бұрын
5-14-2024
@drewsummers7288Күн бұрын
Ken Griffey Jr. is one of my favorite MLB players of all-time.
@brandon_e232 күн бұрын
$10 million dollar payroll lol. Now a dude makes that for hitting 7 home runs. Oh & Ricky Ledee’s bomb still hasn’t landed
@edl47672 күн бұрын
That Crowd made that game
@Ernado7392 күн бұрын
33:16 40:44 1:54:00
@Ernado7392 күн бұрын
34:27 41:54 1:53:45
@drbryant232 күн бұрын
The greatest Astros team until the 2022 WS Champions. 2017 cheating team doesn't count.
@michael-grandpamoses25712 күн бұрын
Greatest hitter ever...yes better than Williams, Rose, Cobb, etc...the quality of pitching he saw with the addition of middle relievers, specialty closers and that most of his career he had no protection in front or behind him in the line up (maybe 4 years as an exception). And yes I know Rose played in the same era, obviously, but he was on the Big Red Machine after all
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Felt so bad for Wade Boggs. He was sobbing 😭, the lost hurt like heck, but he had just lost his mother that year from a fatal car accident. He was hurt, but 10 years later he won with NY YANKEES.
Fantastic!!!
At 39:38, Hodges tosses his glove just beyond the first base line at the end of the inning. That's where he keeps it between innings?
Wow. Hadn’t heard of this guy. Incredible.
野茂投手は、怪我で、この動画の前年、日本のオールスターに出場した試合では、ストレートの球速が135km前後と遅くなっていた。 ほとんどのアメリカ人は知らぬが、実は、野茂投手の身体能力は、日本時代に全盛期の状態が終わり、ピークを終えていた。 もし、野茂投手が日本時代の全盛期に、メジャーリーグのドジャースに移籍していたら、 そして、もし、メジャーリーグでドジャースの開幕時から、 ラソーダ監督が、先発の出場機会や、投球イニング数を、野茂投手にもっと与えていたら、 野茂投手の1年目の成績は、もっと奪三振数がとんでもない数に増え、 また、ほとんど全ての試合で完投することができ、 また、勝利数ももっと増えていただろう。 ところで、野茂投手は、日本のプロ野球に入る前、日本でドラフト指名される直前、1989年の日米野球サミットで、東京ドームのブルペンで、多くの日米の野球関係者に前で、投球を披露していた。 メジャーでホームラン王になった、ヤンキース、ブルージェイズ、日本の巨人で活躍したジェシー・バーフィールド選手も、 当時、テキサス・レンジャーズのボビー・バレンタイン監督も、 この1989年の日米野球サミットで、アマチュア時代に野茂投手を見て、かなり凄い投手であると考えていた。
野茂投手は、怪我で、この動画の前年、日本のオールスターに出場した試合でも、もう球速が135km前後と、遅くなっていた。 アメリカ人は知らぬが、実は、野茂投手の身体能力は、日本時代に全盛期の状態が終わり、ピークを終えていた。 もし、野茂投手が日本時代の全盛期に、メジャーリーグのドジャースに移籍していたら、 そして、もし、メジャーリーグでドジャースの開幕時から、 ラソーダ監督が、先発の出場機会や、投球イニング数を、野茂投手にもっと与えていたら、 野茂投手の1年目の成績は、もっと奪三振数がとんでもない数に増え、 また、ほとんど全ての試合で完投することができ、 また、勝利数ももっと増えていただろう。 ところで、野茂投手は、日本のプロ野球に入る前、日本でドラフト指名される直前、1989年の日米野球サミットで、東京ドームのブルペンで、多くの日米の野球関係者に前で、投球を披露していた。 メジャーでホームラン王になった、ヤンキース、ブルージェイズ、日本の巨人で活躍したジェシー・バーフィールド選手も、 当時、テキサス・レンジャーズのボビー・バレンタイン監督も、 この1989年の日米野球サミットで、アマチュア時代に野茂投手を見て、かなり凄い投手であると考えていた。
It’s 10 years ago. just like yesterday
Would have loved to be at this game in 2013
Cuba
I hope somebody shows this to Lindor. We used to BOW to this guy.
Platinum glove
AFV Intro Season 34 Olivia Rodrigo Guts World Tour Premiere Failarmy #AFV #GutsWorldTour #Drumline #OliviaRodrigo #BrianHull #NickUK 02:26
Ordoñez couldn't hit but man could he field. It was a joy to watch him play short.
He's the reason I'm a Mets fan! LFGM!
How ironic the last out was made by Thurman Munson who would be gone 10 months later
Not exactly a relief appearance for andujar to build a career on.
8:52 Heh. He called them the Angels
Petite the steroid guy
Defensively at SS 3. Ozzie Smith 2. Omar Vizquel 1(by a mile). Rey Ordonez
the Cardinals should have swept them. they fell apart!
Reminds me of asdrubal Cabrera. What a magician
Should be in HOF.
Cubs managers always blow the crucial series: 1969- Leo burned out the whole team & bullpen with 0 substitutions 1984- Frey leaving a gassed Sutcliffe in to face the heart of the order 2004- Dusty doesn’t call time out after Bartman grabs foul to allow Cubs to regain composure. 2016- Madden pulling Lester early and going too often to a gassed Chapman
One of the best fielders in ML history. He couldn’t hit ML pitching but was a regular because of his glove play - One of the very few players who achieved that. ✌️
Rey Ordoneaz, wow. thats a name I forgot about 😂
As storybook as it gets. - 2 teams with storied championship droughts. - Game 7 with the possibility of a blown 3-1 lead. - Cities with recent champions in other sports (Cavaliers and Blackhawks). If any baseball game should get a documentary, it's this one.
And the fact the Cavs came back down 3-1
The best era in baseball was between 90s and 2000s
Excelente jugador
A magician. We need Rey at the next Mets Old-Timers Day!
I agree
I no longer watch any of the major sports. I'm 62 now. But I will watch these old games all the time for MLB and the NFL-these are great. Thanks
Nobody was happier to see that ball roll under Buckner's legs than Tim Teufel
Human vacuum cleaner!
This is an afternoon pennant game the San Diego Padres won the national league pennant it's not a playoff game
PBP: Mel Allen and Red Barber
Bomb shots
Back when the world was working perfect
Santana and Schilling not being in the Hall Of Fame shows how inept the voters are.
Back when 500 hr meant something.
Did Joe Buck retire? He was the voice of the postseason for several decades along with Tim Mcarver who sadly passed in February of 2023. His final World Series broadcast was in 2013.
R.I.P. Thurman Munson, Joe Dimmagio, Billy Martin, Yogi Berra, Tommy LaSorda, John McSherry. The only ones I know that are no longer with us.
LOL I always get a kick out of watching Reggie going for the dugout like it's the endzone.
5-14-2024
Ken Griffey Jr. is one of my favorite MLB players of all-time.
$10 million dollar payroll lol. Now a dude makes that for hitting 7 home runs. Oh & Ricky Ledee’s bomb still hasn’t landed
That Crowd made that game
33:16 40:44 1:54:00
34:27 41:54 1:53:45
The greatest Astros team until the 2022 WS Champions. 2017 cheating team doesn't count.
Greatest hitter ever...yes better than Williams, Rose, Cobb, etc...the quality of pitching he saw with the addition of middle relievers, specialty closers and that most of his career he had no protection in front or behind him in the line up (maybe 4 years as an exception). And yes I know Rose played in the same era, obviously, but he was on the Big Red Machine after all
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