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Elrod Hendricks was a class act.

Palmer was sturdy, rugged, virile, good endurance deep in the game.

13:39

"a young John saunders"...

My first game there was in 1961 against the Detroit Tigers and the last game I saw there was the last game in 1991 against the Detroit Tigers. #0 years of the most fabulous memories. Thank Youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu.

Hard to watch these Suffering Orioles Fans, very Sad team

Loved the pregame feature on gloves. Wally Joyner in his rookie year and the great Cal Ripken, and the incomparable Vin Scully/Joe Garagiola announce team make it a total gem. Thanks for this post.

55:55 Joe earlier commented about the lady with the Bible Verse reference on her shirt. Not the verse, just the reference. Now they are kicking her out, or at least moving her somewhere else. I wonder if they would do the same if someone was wearing something from the Quran, the Vedas, or the Tipitaka

I remember watching this game. I was 10 yrs old 😂😂

I stayed in Edgemere back in the day…that 1983 atmosphere was incredible…

I am sitting in my recliner, and I’m crying like a baby….i grew up with ALL these ORIOLES. MY only sister was born on October 10, 1966. My family is all from Baltimore, especially on my Dad’s side. My favorite was always Brooks, but that’s an obvious one…I always thought that Mark Belanger held his own as shortstop. I loved how Chuck Thompson ( remember HIM?) would sometimes pronounce Belanger’s name in a French style…now THERE’S a f*ckin’ memory, ORIOLE COUNTRY! As they say, LOL! Baltimore Strong.

Grandma’s house was virtually across the street from Memorial…we watched games from the roof…Greenmount Ave. (?)….

I have been searching the Internet trying to find out why this series was played without any days off. Game 1 Wed, Game 2 Thurs. Game 3 Fri. Game 4 Sat. Why was there no days off?

Would you believe it's been over 40 years and no World Series return yet.

Steady Eddie (Murray)! He was so dependable for the 'Birds in those WS years, 1979 and 1983, and, besides, he rocked the "afro" version of the "Porn-Stache"!

I have followed the Orioles ever since the 1964 season. I am a poor loser! It anguishes my soul whenever they lose! 82 was a tough one, but they came back and won it all in 83. Now we have the 2024 team. Lots of talent with the same passions the teams had in 82/83. It’s going to be a dog fight, but something magic is going to happen! Somewhere up in heaven, Earl, Frank, and Brooksie are going to be proud of this wonderful collection of Birds!

Why is there a WMAR-TV promo at the beginning?

being an O's AND Phils fan, I loved this-I couldn't lose

How can you have an 83 Orioles highlight film and not mention Eddie Murray's name until until the 14 minute mark...shameful

Lol. Pretty clear actually from the replays that it was foul. Poor Doug Rader.

I was so lucky to have been able to have been able to attend so many Brewers games back in the 70's and 80's. I remember Eddie Murray, Ken Singleton, Fred Lynn, Cal Ripken Jr., Jim Palmer, and so many others. The American League East Division was the toughest Division in baseball. We had the Brewers, Orioles, Red Sox, Yankees, Tigers, Indians, and Blue Jays. I was blessed by being able to see each of these teams multiple times over multiple years. Up until the MLB realigned the divisions and sent the Brewers to the National League and the Houston Astros to the American League. I miss those days.

I have seen Jim Palmer in Baltimore over the years, and what is surprising is the younger people in their 20s didn't know who is

One trade. June 1976. Yanks send Dempsey, McGregor and Tippy Martinez to the O’s for a bag of baseballs. Oh how different history could have been but for impetuous George Steinbrenner

Cal Ripken “I’d like to play here 20 years and play everyday for 20 years”. Wow!!!

Found par 2 & 3 is part 1 on UA-cam?

Is part 1 on UA-cam?

3:36:50 final pitch

Old school ABC had the best on-screen graphics package. I love the fonts & drop-shadows they used, and that red line underneath the text gave off an aura like "this is major world news that you're watching." A random MLB game in June feeling this important is pretty insane to think about now. Al Michaels in his prime could make paint drying seem fascinating.

Brings back some great memories! ⚾

What a different class of men and players. When men actually played the game rather than overgrown adolescent morons and dim wits as we have today. A way better class of fans, too!

There really wasn't anything stopping the fans from storming the field, That would have gotten very bad.

0-21 to start that season

went to my first game at Memorial Stadium's in 1967! Went to many games in 1983, the memories.

I grew up in Milwaukee during the 70's and 80's. I remember going to County Stadium as a kid. Watching the Red Sox, the Yankees, the A's, the Blue Jays(which was our Little League team BTW), and the Baltimore Orioles. Jim Palmer, Eddie Murray, Cal Ripken Jr., and so many other legendary players from the 70's and 80's. Being able to say that I was able to see Jim Palmer pitch! Epic memory! I got to see Earl Weaver snap on a Umpire. The 70's and 80's were incredibly special times.

29 game season ticket holder from 87-91. Section 6 Mezzaninev third row. Perfect seats. Just enough under cover that if it rained, you didn't get. We had no idea this game would be so amazing. Shame we couldn't keep Finley.

WHERE ARE THE POLICE?!?!?

The good ol' days, when I was young.

His ERA was 9.17 and he was 38 years old. Was it not time?

This was silly, and maybe a little selfish on Jim's part. I can't believe Frank Robinson tolerated it.

I’m glad I’m old enough to have seen him play at memorial stadium and see Orioles win a World Series

Could not stand the Orioles in the 1990’s and they’re my favorite team. Our new team of players have class again.

I was at this game. Freshman year at Brother Rice. My father had season tickets through his job. Went to many games that great year. My seat was second row , upper deck 1st base side , looking right down the line. 83 was great....All-Star game , playoffs. Too bad they only had a 1-yr run.

Hope you're doing okay.

Jim Palmer still lives in Baltimore, what was crazy was the 20-somethings didn't even know who was!

Oh, that voice. Jon Miller should have spent his entire career doing O's games. Still pissed at Angelos for forcing the best play-by-pay announcer in the game to leave Baltimore.

Cant give enough credit to the GEM of a game Mr.Britt Burns pitched here!!!

As a ten year old, I cried my eyes out that afternoon after coming up short in the ninth...

Coming into this game the O's were 59-47. Then they went 14-42.

I appreciate Tom Marr more now than I did listening to him as a kid.

What a great time.