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Mets lost game 1 . Koosman pitched gem in game 2. I was at game 3 famous for Rose Harrelson fight. Rusty Staub 2 HR's won game .
@alh6126617 сағат бұрын
Lot of players here choke up on the bat. Personally I found that to be less powerful. Is it the difference between a player legging them out vs power hitters?? Batting is about leverage.
@unkledoda420Күн бұрын
Just adding a comment so i can leave comment #666
@powerpoint3990Күн бұрын
Between 16:44 to 25:07 I like how it goes consistently between the Detectives and Inspector pursuing Son of Sam with there turmoil over to the Yankees with the players, Management, & George himself there turmoil. The Inspector 14:09 and George 31:03 would work well together if in the same business
@michaellazzeri20692 күн бұрын
Vin Scully, THE best MLB announcer ---------the voice of The Dodgers--------of all-time . ---------------MJL, 77 y/o
@michaelmartinez25003 күн бұрын
Unlike Big Ed Sabold…that Coy Bacon segment was one of my favorites. Im glad I found which Lost Treasures it was in. Thanks
@noahahlstrom38344 күн бұрын
I always wondered about the Steinbrenner scenes when he's on the phone, and then interrupted by someone. In this ep. he talks to someone named "Milt," who is idk. The scenes when he's talking on the phone are some of my favorites: Steinbrenner on the phone before the Miller Lite commercial? Forget it!
@norsemustang-si4nx4 күн бұрын
To use a game nearly 7 years before Bill Russell entered the league as an example of the competition he faced from 57 to 69 is dishonest. Just ignore Wilt, Thurmond, Bellamy, Reed, and the other great centers he played against. Plus, Russell played in a much faster paced era than this since this was pre shot clock.
@storyofcory4 күн бұрын
The lack of a score bug is *REALLY* messing with my mind. 🙄🤦♂️😂🤷♂️😑
@donnythompson92335 күн бұрын
It’s a great look back at The Yankees and the tumultuous relationships going on in the organization at the time…but it’s also a great historical look-back at the time period itself, and the entire vibe of NYC during those years, with the layoffs of police, garbage strikes, crime, the economic distress, and the underlying but ever present fear and paranoia in NYC because of Son Of Sam… As a side note, the intro theme music is awesome!
@stevensica59186 күн бұрын
Frank Robinson would have beaten the crap out of George. There is no way Steinbrenner ever would have had the courage to hire Robinson and abuse him the way he did Martin. I wonder, did BM ever consider using Reggie as permanent DH at the #4 spot, and platooning in RF? That would have satisfied GS but pissed him off at the same time.
@stevensica59186 күн бұрын
Yankees fans? They booed Mickey Mantle for 10 years. They cheered Reggie Jackson from day 1. How does that work out?
@stevensica59186 күн бұрын
Did Howser actually undercut Munson with the running versus hitting issue? Or was that for just dramatic impact? I really hope that Mickey Rivers ditched that shrill harridan he was married to. She reminds me of overhyped Rep Jasmine Crockett.
@jedi19676 күн бұрын
When baseball was baseball, now it is a joke how it is being played...
@Snowboy20157 күн бұрын
WHY DID MILLY MARTIN have a southern accent BUT he grew up in Berkeley, CA?
@stevensica59187 күн бұрын
No, Billy is more like an Ari Sharon type of general.
@stevensica59187 күн бұрын
Did George ever realize that he was the Last Guy the players ever wanted to see, or listen to, in the clubhouse?
@stevensica59187 күн бұрын
Mrs. Steinbrenner. I wonder what she was like?
@stevensica59187 күн бұрын
Ed Koch - THE WORST NYC Mayor of my lifetime. And he's got some stiff competition: Lindsey, Beame, Dinkins, Rudy. DeBlasio.
@stevensica59187 күн бұрын
Munson's beard lots a lot more like heavy razor stubble than it does a beard.
@stevensica59187 күн бұрын
The Boss was terrified of the homegirl married to Mick the Quick. Was that real or just for effect?
@stevensica59187 күн бұрын
According to the book which forms the basis for this miniseries, the guy on duty at Con Ed was a last minute replacement with no raining in load shedding. Totally bad luck.
@mightychild10578 күн бұрын
🗣️"BANG BANG BOOGY"
@stevensica59188 күн бұрын
Reggie Jackson the Christian? LoL. Who could possibly be stupid enough to believe a line of BS like that?
@braziliantvhd27688 күн бұрын
No flopping, carrying or travels. You'd have been laughed out of the building falling down after every shot you took
@braziliantvhd27688 күн бұрын
I've seen some crazy free throw styles but that one takes the cake
@stevensica59189 күн бұрын
How stupid are Yankees fans? They booed Mickey Mantle for 10 years, BUT cheered Jackson from day 1. Reggie - he spells TEAM: M-E. Happily, none of it matters any longer.
@tayjackson82919 күн бұрын
Bro show some respect and stop being an arrogant new era punk. The game wouldn't exist without them
@GraysonHelton-ef3ii9 күн бұрын
I’m a big Cincinnati Reds fan
@KarlBAndersen9 күн бұрын
WNBA could kick their ass.
@foxman445510 күн бұрын
i wonder if the players here have an innate basketball skill that was just wasted because they were born in the wrong times. i wonder if you put these players today as kids in like basketball classes and raise them to be basketball players, if they all still have something innately different from other people (since they play in the NBA, different talent wise)
@musicalmelodies359512 күн бұрын
The free throws 😂😂😂
@brian719412 күн бұрын
Im 30 and as a young kid i was an allstar catcher that learnd a lot from my top 5 favorite phillies of all time. Him and jim thomie were the good ol days
@the430movie12 күн бұрын
'Tiny' Pinella... Great series... Numerous Embellishments! Very accurate timeline though regarding the city during that time period.
@angelic700713 күн бұрын
They were a bunch of coke heads.
@DonF6713 күн бұрын
Excellent video quality, like the Mets' history.
@DanielSalerno-c2p14 күн бұрын
This is a fantastic video really enjoyed watching it thank you.😊
@FreeSociety114 күн бұрын
Gil Hodges deserves special consideration as the greatest Manager of a Baseball Team in MLB history. The Mets were "on paper" completely out classed in terms of talent at their various positions, and by the players career production. Yet Gil Hodges made The Mets into a better overall TEAM by their preparation & their fundamentals: the bunting skills, the defense, the positioning, the alertness, and .... Hodges seem to always make the right personnel platooning decisions where whether it was Ron Swoboda or Art Shamsky, Al Weiss or Ken Boswell, Ed Charles or Wayne Garrett, Don Clendenon or Ed Kranepool, Rod Taylor or Tug McGraw, J.C. Martin or Gerry Grote, Nolan Ryan in a relief role, etc. ... all of these Gil Hodges decisions seem to produce 'magic' and the necessary "spark" or production at the just the right time. This Team won 100 games, swept the Atlanta Braves, and then nearly swept The Baltimore Orioles! Ron Swoboda, Jerry Koosman, Tommie Agee, Al Weiss, and Don Clendenon were all difference makers in this historic World Series. None of them are in the Hall-of-Fame, but you can make a very good case for Jerry Koosman to be there (an amazing pitcher who would have had a lot more 20-win seasons had it not been for injures, and poor batting support) .
@RichardCarlson-dh5uz15 күн бұрын
I miss seeing the Philly uniform s i love the home and the away uniforms today Philadelphia uniforms I don’t even like the uniforms
@joeyoconnor303916 күн бұрын
Why was Kingman 's at bat cut in the 8th..?
@johnnysalazar539916 күн бұрын
You gotta admire the energy they had, you dont see that today, players now are lazy and have their ands down
@bryangreene579516 күн бұрын
Bill Russell was 15 years old at the time of this game. He won his first Championship in the NBA as a rookie at 22 years old. None of these guys were in the League. George Mikan was only in his 2nd year. The Lakers were the Basketball Dynasty of this ERA.
@MichaelWeber-hd2zn17 күн бұрын
I was there great game!!!
@lenwelch219517 күн бұрын
In this day in age it’s strrickingly apparent that the roles of what was feminine- female and male /male gender roles have evolved. Chris does not want to be considered an athlete. She even says she’s a 2-3 hr tennis player rest of the day a woman. Today such discussion wouldn’t have come up. She did it with such class.
@Melbias18 күн бұрын
Seaver wheñ young can smoke it then learn to pitch years later thats why Ryan was a beast at 45 years old
@josephambrose285219 күн бұрын
My favorite Pirate uniform, especially the hat
@Salvatore126819 күн бұрын
Reggie Jackson’s pinch hit was the biggest hit of his Yankees career even more important then the 3 Home run game
@newhorizonslifecoachcheers20 күн бұрын
I don't like Saperstein. All the black basketball players to him were nothing but slaves. Evil s.o.b.! He was never a coach! Just an evil troll not having respect for black people as equals and exploiting black men for greed! If black men only knew their talent they would have let that slim enslave them! Playing seven days a week just to make ends meet!? Shame on him and Americans like him.!
@robpearson10820 күн бұрын
Pre -Analytics and not listening to "exit velocity" and "launch angle"....This was the game I grew up with!
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Well done.
Mets lost game 1 . Koosman pitched gem in game 2. I was at game 3 famous for Rose Harrelson fight. Rusty Staub 2 HR's won game .
Lot of players here choke up on the bat. Personally I found that to be less powerful. Is it the difference between a player legging them out vs power hitters?? Batting is about leverage.
Just adding a comment so i can leave comment #666
Between 16:44 to 25:07 I like how it goes consistently between the Detectives and Inspector pursuing Son of Sam with there turmoil over to the Yankees with the players, Management, & George himself there turmoil. The Inspector 14:09 and George 31:03 would work well together if in the same business
Vin Scully, THE best MLB announcer ---------the voice of The Dodgers--------of all-time . ---------------MJL, 77 y/o
Unlike Big Ed Sabold…that Coy Bacon segment was one of my favorites. Im glad I found which Lost Treasures it was in. Thanks
I always wondered about the Steinbrenner scenes when he's on the phone, and then interrupted by someone. In this ep. he talks to someone named "Milt," who is idk. The scenes when he's talking on the phone are some of my favorites: Steinbrenner on the phone before the Miller Lite commercial? Forget it!
To use a game nearly 7 years before Bill Russell entered the league as an example of the competition he faced from 57 to 69 is dishonest. Just ignore Wilt, Thurmond, Bellamy, Reed, and the other great centers he played against. Plus, Russell played in a much faster paced era than this since this was pre shot clock.
The lack of a score bug is *REALLY* messing with my mind. 🙄🤦♂️😂🤷♂️😑
It’s a great look back at The Yankees and the tumultuous relationships going on in the organization at the time…but it’s also a great historical look-back at the time period itself, and the entire vibe of NYC during those years, with the layoffs of police, garbage strikes, crime, the economic distress, and the underlying but ever present fear and paranoia in NYC because of Son Of Sam… As a side note, the intro theme music is awesome!
Frank Robinson would have beaten the crap out of George. There is no way Steinbrenner ever would have had the courage to hire Robinson and abuse him the way he did Martin. I wonder, did BM ever consider using Reggie as permanent DH at the #4 spot, and platooning in RF? That would have satisfied GS but pissed him off at the same time.
Yankees fans? They booed Mickey Mantle for 10 years. They cheered Reggie Jackson from day 1. How does that work out?
Did Howser actually undercut Munson with the running versus hitting issue? Or was that for just dramatic impact? I really hope that Mickey Rivers ditched that shrill harridan he was married to. She reminds me of overhyped Rep Jasmine Crockett.
When baseball was baseball, now it is a joke how it is being played...
WHY DID MILLY MARTIN have a southern accent BUT he grew up in Berkeley, CA?
No, Billy is more like an Ari Sharon type of general.
Did George ever realize that he was the Last Guy the players ever wanted to see, or listen to, in the clubhouse?
Mrs. Steinbrenner. I wonder what she was like?
Ed Koch - THE WORST NYC Mayor of my lifetime. And he's got some stiff competition: Lindsey, Beame, Dinkins, Rudy. DeBlasio.
Munson's beard lots a lot more like heavy razor stubble than it does a beard.
The Boss was terrified of the homegirl married to Mick the Quick. Was that real or just for effect?
According to the book which forms the basis for this miniseries, the guy on duty at Con Ed was a last minute replacement with no raining in load shedding. Totally bad luck.
🗣️"BANG BANG BOOGY"
Reggie Jackson the Christian? LoL. Who could possibly be stupid enough to believe a line of BS like that?
No flopping, carrying or travels. You'd have been laughed out of the building falling down after every shot you took
I've seen some crazy free throw styles but that one takes the cake
How stupid are Yankees fans? They booed Mickey Mantle for 10 years, BUT cheered Jackson from day 1. Reggie - he spells TEAM: M-E. Happily, none of it matters any longer.
Bro show some respect and stop being an arrogant new era punk. The game wouldn't exist without them
I’m a big Cincinnati Reds fan
WNBA could kick their ass.
i wonder if the players here have an innate basketball skill that was just wasted because they were born in the wrong times. i wonder if you put these players today as kids in like basketball classes and raise them to be basketball players, if they all still have something innately different from other people (since they play in the NBA, different talent wise)
The free throws 😂😂😂
Im 30 and as a young kid i was an allstar catcher that learnd a lot from my top 5 favorite phillies of all time. Him and jim thomie were the good ol days
'Tiny' Pinella... Great series... Numerous Embellishments! Very accurate timeline though regarding the city during that time period.
They were a bunch of coke heads.
Excellent video quality, like the Mets' history.
This is a fantastic video really enjoyed watching it thank you.😊
Gil Hodges deserves special consideration as the greatest Manager of a Baseball Team in MLB history. The Mets were "on paper" completely out classed in terms of talent at their various positions, and by the players career production. Yet Gil Hodges made The Mets into a better overall TEAM by their preparation & their fundamentals: the bunting skills, the defense, the positioning, the alertness, and .... Hodges seem to always make the right personnel platooning decisions where whether it was Ron Swoboda or Art Shamsky, Al Weiss or Ken Boswell, Ed Charles or Wayne Garrett, Don Clendenon or Ed Kranepool, Rod Taylor or Tug McGraw, J.C. Martin or Gerry Grote, Nolan Ryan in a relief role, etc. ... all of these Gil Hodges decisions seem to produce 'magic' and the necessary "spark" or production at the just the right time. This Team won 100 games, swept the Atlanta Braves, and then nearly swept The Baltimore Orioles! Ron Swoboda, Jerry Koosman, Tommie Agee, Al Weiss, and Don Clendenon were all difference makers in this historic World Series. None of them are in the Hall-of-Fame, but you can make a very good case for Jerry Koosman to be there (an amazing pitcher who would have had a lot more 20-win seasons had it not been for injures, and poor batting support) .
I miss seeing the Philly uniform s i love the home and the away uniforms today Philadelphia uniforms I don’t even like the uniforms
Why was Kingman 's at bat cut in the 8th..?
You gotta admire the energy they had, you dont see that today, players now are lazy and have their ands down
Bill Russell was 15 years old at the time of this game. He won his first Championship in the NBA as a rookie at 22 years old. None of these guys were in the League. George Mikan was only in his 2nd year. The Lakers were the Basketball Dynasty of this ERA.
I was there great game!!!
In this day in age it’s strrickingly apparent that the roles of what was feminine- female and male /male gender roles have evolved. Chris does not want to be considered an athlete. She even says she’s a 2-3 hr tennis player rest of the day a woman. Today such discussion wouldn’t have come up. She did it with such class.
Seaver wheñ young can smoke it then learn to pitch years later thats why Ryan was a beast at 45 years old
My favorite Pirate uniform, especially the hat
Reggie Jackson’s pinch hit was the biggest hit of his Yankees career even more important then the 3 Home run game
I don't like Saperstein. All the black basketball players to him were nothing but slaves. Evil s.o.b.! He was never a coach! Just an evil troll not having respect for black people as equals and exploiting black men for greed! If black men only knew their talent they would have let that slim enslave them! Playing seven days a week just to make ends meet!? Shame on him and Americans like him.!
Pre -Analytics and not listening to "exit velocity" and "launch angle"....This was the game I grew up with!