That music! And Dick Enberg brings back my teenage years and just starting out being a Chiefs fan. Great times
@wynnpetsovich347 күн бұрын
What is that black dot behind the batters that disappears and reappears?
@bigperm411910 күн бұрын
Randy Marsh as 3B ump in game 2
@jclbuxfan11 күн бұрын
I thought this was just the first of many. …. It’s been 34 years
@bigperm411911 күн бұрын
Randy Marsh was an ump before he joined South Park, nice
@wgsuperstar773022 күн бұрын
Eckersley once again with the choke in a world series
@wgsuperstar773022 күн бұрын
McGwire and Canseco were their usual postseason choke artist selves
@RetroTonio22 күн бұрын
Jerome Woods tipped interception for TD was key factor in this game!!
@RetroTonio22 күн бұрын
KC defense was staked in 90s thru 00s, i loved arrowhead stadium so loud when i was at the games..Rest in Peace DT
@seabasscardsandcomics426422 күн бұрын
Was at this game. Still a highlight for me, so many years later.
@jasonbarney5587Ай бұрын
I don't think I ever saw the Chiefs and their fans so excited, even during any of their playoff or Super Bowl wins in the Mahomes era. Arrowhead in the '90s was a special place to watch a game.
@walterlv01Ай бұрын
The A's were finished after Game 2 - they were a volatile bunch that didn't get along with one another and they lacked the collective fightback to rally back and make this a series.
@walterlv01Ай бұрын
This series did a lot of damage to Jose Canseco's reputation and it never fully recovered. He was an A-list sports star on par with the top players in the NFL and NBA at the time. La Russa and several other A's criticized his pathetic effort on the fly by Hatcher in the 8th inning that cost them the game, he played terrible outfield and batted .083 in the series culminating with getting benched in G4. He had a blase attitude about the whole thing that gave off the impression that he didn't really care.
@Joseph-ou5kmАй бұрын
Seahawks stadium, or its later name, Lumen Field, is STILL the loudest stadium! (I know. Game was played at Arrowhead) Yes, let’s not forget that although the late great Derrick Thomas had an NFL record seven sacks, Seattle still won the game! R.I.P DT!!! 🙏❤️🙏
@acitoneroyal6002Ай бұрын
Where’s Tony Gwynn, that’s funny.
@povertyspec9651Ай бұрын
KC was robbed in the playoffs.
@cedericocosantorini8013Ай бұрын
Wrong calls from second-base umpire, both Sabo and Bream touched the base before the tag... but whatever.
@SportsStuff2000Ай бұрын
Classic look Astros. The uniforms after this just didn't do it for me
@SportsStuff2000Ай бұрын
So nice to watch a game and not see a dozen billboards behind home plate
@SportsStuff2000Ай бұрын
Put the Astros back in the national league and get rid of interleague
@phauryАй бұрын
Marty's last good year with the Chiefs
@Infinite0396Ай бұрын
back when everyone used to stop and tune in to the world series-even the casual fan.. nowadays I don't even know when it is the World Series
@matthewharmon7956Ай бұрын
The As were soooo good. Reds beat the best team in baseball. Amazing upset.
@FloridaHeat72Ай бұрын
RIP Tim Crews
@raydemos1181Ай бұрын
the play of the game was McSherry's blow call
@jmiller4280Ай бұрын
The 97 Chiefs probably would have won the super bowl if they had kept Gannon playing. Glad they didn't, go Broncos!
@YnalawАй бұрын
Fernado Valenzula was such a treat.
@Vincentnevaeh1Ай бұрын
1981 team git screwed by strike season. Best team record
@Vincentnevaeh1Ай бұрын
79 reds should have beaten pirates in national championship
@marclaporte37102 ай бұрын
If you're nieve enough to think he'll be reinstated, there is a very legitimate case for Shoeloess Joe's innocence in the 1919 scandal... He has yet to be reinstated posthumously. Pete Rose has overwhelming evidence against him and FINALLY an admittal and apology. He will NEVER be enshrined in the HOF. .
@SirWinstonBeech2 ай бұрын
When this game aired originally, I didn't get on the radio until all the scoring was over with. But Mike Moore's high ERA coupled with the Reds tendency to always score runs for Browning, I knew it would happen. Actually after game 2, I knew it would be a sweep. I would have put money on it. After game 2 they had beaten Stewart, beaten Eckersley, the A's couldn't get Billy Hatcher out. And I had forgotten how good a 3rd baseman Chris Sabo was. He was Brooks Robinson Junior in this game. In game 4 when Stewart beans Hatcher in the first inning, I knew they were really desperate. It was still a close game and it ended with a great pitcher's duel.
@eltravo21122 ай бұрын
This game was five days before the game Fernando threw his no hitter as well as Dave Stewart for the A’s. I attended Fernando’s no hitter in 6/29/90 at Dodger Stadium and got some autographs on my program from Jim Gott, Rick Dempsey and the late Mike Sharperson.
@eltravo21122 ай бұрын
Seeing Myers back in 1990 with longer hair and no mustache like he previously had with the Mets. Reds had a “no facial hair” policy by Marge Schott back then.
@SirWinstonBeech2 ай бұрын
The 1990 Miracle Reds. Perhaps not as dramatic as the 1969 Mets worst-to-first, but the composition of the teams was similar. You had two "superstar" players in the lineup in Larkin and Davis, but the whole team contributed up and down the batting order, Duncan, Oliver, and of course the immortal Billy Hatcher. I've been watching other games from the 1990 regular season and Hatcher was always in the thick of it. Even in this game how many outfield plays did he get? 7 straight hits with a pair of walks bookending nine straight times. This is one of my all time favorite games. I KNEW the Reds would sweep after this win. Can't say how I knew, but I believe in momentum. Two of the greatest managers ever up against each other, two great teams. I'm disappointed the post-game interview with Jack Armstrong wasn't included. I think he returned to his early season success just because the Oakland hitter had never seen him. LaRussa probably didn't expect to see Armstrong as a starter, or even as a middle reliever. He wasn't a Nasty Boy but his 3 scoreless innings in the middle of this game were very important - he kept the Reds in it. Billy Bates had a very short career but what a notch to put in his trophy room? I called the sweep because Browning was up next and the Reds always scored runs for Browning, and game 4 looking to be a rematch of game 1, the Reds had already beaten Stewart and Rijo was in form. In game 4 the A's got desperate and beaned Billy Hatcher since that was the only way to get him out... lol. Unfortunately you can't ever have another season or series like this. Too many levels of playoffs, wild cards, pitch clocks, extra inning ghost runners and other stupid stuff. All of those throws to first base that come to matter so much when the season is on the line, and instead you've got penalties and a clock to rush the pitcher. The dynamic of the game has changed for the worse.
@JDR712 ай бұрын
Great blast from the past!! A couple of observations: 3B umpire Tom Hallion was in the famous video with Mets manager Terry Collins and the Braves' Ron Gant is now a Fox5 Atlanta anchor.
@elbob172 ай бұрын
I got to go to game 4 in Pittsburgh. Magical.
@elbob172 ай бұрын
At 14, I sold my soul in '90. The Reds haven't won shit since and I'm still ok with it. I'll never take it back lol
@derekmathews15572 ай бұрын
This is one of the greatest games between the Broncos and Chiefs. Back when the Chiefs and Broncos had a real rivalry. This was the #2 game between the two teams. #1 is the 1994 matchup watching Joe Montana and John Elway go at it.
@tommybrown95342 ай бұрын
I can't see anyone breaking that record anytime soon
@Maestrohbill2 ай бұрын
I'm a lifelong Braves fan, but that opening - the picturesque scenery, the narration, the music - don't tell me today's is better than this. It was majestic then - and now. It made me want to buy a ticket to see the game in the cold between these two teams.
@CatsClaw442 ай бұрын
45:39 Gregory Hines
@CatsClaw442 ай бұрын
18:04 This is what people forget when talking about this Reds world championship team,
@BrettWyrick2 ай бұрын
I remember watching this particularly because it was my birthday (November 16th). I was 9! And I was so stoked he made that field goal because we always lost to the Broncos!
@benashworth6872 ай бұрын
i love how barry trots slow around the bases like he actually was the one who hit bream's hr. awesome.
@rd-pd8xb2 ай бұрын
Eric Davis is the reason I’m a baseball fan and the reason I’m a Reds fan.
@user-us4nu6nm2r2 ай бұрын
I'm a big reds fan and Eric Davis was my favorite. Fun to rewatch.
@CatsClaw442 ай бұрын
Mine too! I always imitated his batting stance on the playground.
@GrislyAtoms123 ай бұрын
I heard this color commentator call dozens of games, yet I can't recall his name. Paul somebody? Definitely a former player, I want to say for the Cardinals.
@user-dt8vy2yb3d3 ай бұрын
I love 💕 it when they called it "The River City Rivalry." (Pirates vs Reds!!!
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Derrick Thomas and Neil Smith…what a combo!
@ 2:21:38 oh my
That music! And Dick Enberg brings back my teenage years and just starting out being a Chiefs fan. Great times
What is that black dot behind the batters that disappears and reappears?
Randy Marsh as 3B ump in game 2
I thought this was just the first of many. …. It’s been 34 years
Randy Marsh was an ump before he joined South Park, nice
Eckersley once again with the choke in a world series
McGwire and Canseco were their usual postseason choke artist selves
Jerome Woods tipped interception for TD was key factor in this game!!
KC defense was staked in 90s thru 00s, i loved arrowhead stadium so loud when i was at the games..Rest in Peace DT
Was at this game. Still a highlight for me, so many years later.
I don't think I ever saw the Chiefs and their fans so excited, even during any of their playoff or Super Bowl wins in the Mahomes era. Arrowhead in the '90s was a special place to watch a game.
The A's were finished after Game 2 - they were a volatile bunch that didn't get along with one another and they lacked the collective fightback to rally back and make this a series.
This series did a lot of damage to Jose Canseco's reputation and it never fully recovered. He was an A-list sports star on par with the top players in the NFL and NBA at the time. La Russa and several other A's criticized his pathetic effort on the fly by Hatcher in the 8th inning that cost them the game, he played terrible outfield and batted .083 in the series culminating with getting benched in G4. He had a blase attitude about the whole thing that gave off the impression that he didn't really care.
Seahawks stadium, or its later name, Lumen Field, is STILL the loudest stadium! (I know. Game was played at Arrowhead) Yes, let’s not forget that although the late great Derrick Thomas had an NFL record seven sacks, Seattle still won the game! R.I.P DT!!! 🙏❤️🙏
Where’s Tony Gwynn, that’s funny.
KC was robbed in the playoffs.
Wrong calls from second-base umpire, both Sabo and Bream touched the base before the tag... but whatever.
Classic look Astros. The uniforms after this just didn't do it for me
So nice to watch a game and not see a dozen billboards behind home plate
Put the Astros back in the national league and get rid of interleague
Marty's last good year with the Chiefs
back when everyone used to stop and tune in to the world series-even the casual fan.. nowadays I don't even know when it is the World Series
The As were soooo good. Reds beat the best team in baseball. Amazing upset.
RIP Tim Crews
the play of the game was McSherry's blow call
The 97 Chiefs probably would have won the super bowl if they had kept Gannon playing. Glad they didn't, go Broncos!
Fernado Valenzula was such a treat.
1981 team git screwed by strike season. Best team record
79 reds should have beaten pirates in national championship
If you're nieve enough to think he'll be reinstated, there is a very legitimate case for Shoeloess Joe's innocence in the 1919 scandal... He has yet to be reinstated posthumously. Pete Rose has overwhelming evidence against him and FINALLY an admittal and apology. He will NEVER be enshrined in the HOF. .
When this game aired originally, I didn't get on the radio until all the scoring was over with. But Mike Moore's high ERA coupled with the Reds tendency to always score runs for Browning, I knew it would happen. Actually after game 2, I knew it would be a sweep. I would have put money on it. After game 2 they had beaten Stewart, beaten Eckersley, the A's couldn't get Billy Hatcher out. And I had forgotten how good a 3rd baseman Chris Sabo was. He was Brooks Robinson Junior in this game. In game 4 when Stewart beans Hatcher in the first inning, I knew they were really desperate. It was still a close game and it ended with a great pitcher's duel.
This game was five days before the game Fernando threw his no hitter as well as Dave Stewart for the A’s. I attended Fernando’s no hitter in 6/29/90 at Dodger Stadium and got some autographs on my program from Jim Gott, Rick Dempsey and the late Mike Sharperson.
Seeing Myers back in 1990 with longer hair and no mustache like he previously had with the Mets. Reds had a “no facial hair” policy by Marge Schott back then.
The 1990 Miracle Reds. Perhaps not as dramatic as the 1969 Mets worst-to-first, but the composition of the teams was similar. You had two "superstar" players in the lineup in Larkin and Davis, but the whole team contributed up and down the batting order, Duncan, Oliver, and of course the immortal Billy Hatcher. I've been watching other games from the 1990 regular season and Hatcher was always in the thick of it. Even in this game how many outfield plays did he get? 7 straight hits with a pair of walks bookending nine straight times. This is one of my all time favorite games. I KNEW the Reds would sweep after this win. Can't say how I knew, but I believe in momentum. Two of the greatest managers ever up against each other, two great teams. I'm disappointed the post-game interview with Jack Armstrong wasn't included. I think he returned to his early season success just because the Oakland hitter had never seen him. LaRussa probably didn't expect to see Armstrong as a starter, or even as a middle reliever. He wasn't a Nasty Boy but his 3 scoreless innings in the middle of this game were very important - he kept the Reds in it. Billy Bates had a very short career but what a notch to put in his trophy room? I called the sweep because Browning was up next and the Reds always scored runs for Browning, and game 4 looking to be a rematch of game 1, the Reds had already beaten Stewart and Rijo was in form. In game 4 the A's got desperate and beaned Billy Hatcher since that was the only way to get him out... lol. Unfortunately you can't ever have another season or series like this. Too many levels of playoffs, wild cards, pitch clocks, extra inning ghost runners and other stupid stuff. All of those throws to first base that come to matter so much when the season is on the line, and instead you've got penalties and a clock to rush the pitcher. The dynamic of the game has changed for the worse.
Great blast from the past!! A couple of observations: 3B umpire Tom Hallion was in the famous video with Mets manager Terry Collins and the Braves' Ron Gant is now a Fox5 Atlanta anchor.
I got to go to game 4 in Pittsburgh. Magical.
At 14, I sold my soul in '90. The Reds haven't won shit since and I'm still ok with it. I'll never take it back lol
This is one of the greatest games between the Broncos and Chiefs. Back when the Chiefs and Broncos had a real rivalry. This was the #2 game between the two teams. #1 is the 1994 matchup watching Joe Montana and John Elway go at it.
I can't see anyone breaking that record anytime soon
I'm a lifelong Braves fan, but that opening - the picturesque scenery, the narration, the music - don't tell me today's is better than this. It was majestic then - and now. It made me want to buy a ticket to see the game in the cold between these two teams.
45:39 Gregory Hines
18:04 This is what people forget when talking about this Reds world championship team,
I remember watching this particularly because it was my birthday (November 16th). I was 9! And I was so stoked he made that field goal because we always lost to the Broncos!
i love how barry trots slow around the bases like he actually was the one who hit bream's hr. awesome.
Eric Davis is the reason I’m a baseball fan and the reason I’m a Reds fan.
I'm a big reds fan and Eric Davis was my favorite. Fun to rewatch.
Mine too! I always imitated his batting stance on the playground.
I heard this color commentator call dozens of games, yet I can't recall his name. Paul somebody? Definitely a former player, I want to say for the Cardinals.
I love 💕 it when they called it "The River City Rivalry." (Pirates vs Reds!!!