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these interviews are terrific. RIP Rickey. legend.

RICKY. THE. GREATEST OF. ALL. TIMES. WITH. OAKLAND

RICKEY. THE. GREATEST. OF. ALL. TIMES. WITH. THE. OAKLAND

I loved Monte Moore. Great childhood memories of listening to him doing A’s games.

Legend. Happy retirement Joe. You deserve it. Thank you for everything and your dedication to Red Sox nation. Pure class!

great

Thanks for posting-

Jon is on the baseball broadcasters Mount Rushmore

Love your delivery style, Donny (as you know). Colette:)

Miss Jon doing Sunday Night Baseball with Joe Morgan. May he RIP

I went to High School with Rickey. I never watched him play baseball however I did watch him play football. Let just say he was a man among boys. Such an amazing talent. Around High School he had a swagger about him that was the result of his confidence. Some people misunderstood Rickey’s confidence for arrogance. He was not arrogant, rather he was generous, always smiling and everyone felt like they were Rickey’s friend. Rickey, congratulations on a great Hall of Fame career. GOAT!

great stuff ,,, subbed

He took league by storm. Billy martin recognized hof material early

Your an idiot! He was the best EVER

Jon is so right. I grew up in Philadelphia in the 1950s and 60s and the voice of baseball to me still sounds like the late, great Byrum "By" Saam. When announcing a game to myself, that's the voice I emulate. By's reputation country-wide may not have been large, but his sound was, to me, the sound of Spring & Summer.

My childhood super hero

That is CHILLING, and in a good way.

That’s impressive

Never forget. Love my rangers

Will Ferrell needs to make a baseball movie

Jon Miller is probably the best active baseball broadcaster as of 2022.

The instinct of recognizing the pitcher's first gesture that lets Rickey KNOW he aint about to try and pick him off he's pitching to the plate. That plus his speed was NO CONTEST.

I guess this is supposed to be funny.

Couldn't find him some white cleats?

Reminds me of when Billy Crystal took some AB’s in an exhibition game for the Yankees

He actually looked like he had some basic skills. Looked comfortable. No doubt a decent amateur player.

He should try and play 1 more game.

Hahaha wasted no time taking credit for mitçh hanging that slider.. He was probably right! He doesnt get the credit for spooking pitchers. WAR doesnt reflect that

Jon Miller is awesome and I agree ESPN Sunday night baseball is not as good without Jon Miller

Miller in the Orioles years: ua-cam.com/video/ySvY2yrQr5I/v-deo.html

A cheap hit, but it sure did cost the Rangers a lot.

Talk about someone who is self-aware

Rickey needs to do some podcasts and more interviews. This guy is gold!

Ricky was not only an all-star, but he was perhaps the best ever. The interviewer did a great job of keeping the great Rickey engaged in the interview.

Ricky is the best ever. Baarns did a superb job with this interview.

What’s so interesting, to me, at least, is that Al Michaels’ family moved from Brooklyn to L.A. the same year as the Dodgers, so he heard Vin Scully calling Dodger games his whole childhood.

Everyone was hoping he'd get some action. Let's face it, baseball is more interesting with amateurs.

The Master of a lost art. No body and I mean nobody steals anymore. Thats why his records will never be broken.

Doug Harvey was sooo over rated. He was an absolute abomination during the latter stages of a career that should have been over long before it ended. Angel Hernandez type stuff.

Is this the rawhide pregame show?

Sounded the same at 25 as he did at 85

Holy shit jon is the greatest

Very few of the new young announcers are good. I miss the "Greats"

Monte got to see firsthand what Milo Hamilton got to experience a decade later and that was the arrogant egotism of Caray that IMO made him absolutely insufferable.

The best was when the Dodgers were up here playing the Giants and Vin joined Jon in the booth. Jon started calling the game as Vin and Vin did the same impersonating Jon. Best announced inning ever

I'll never get over it. Living in Texas now I've met Eric a couple times nice guy.

Jon Miller, Joe Morgan my all time favorite duo for a broadcast. Hated when they took them off the Sunday Night Game.

Lucky Strikes are about as healthy as Farmer John products.

Back then that was part of the job, even if you didn’t smoke still had to do a commercial, Mel Alan would do the Ballantine beer commercial on television right from the booth he poured a beer in a glass talk about how great Ballantine beer tasted and then start drinking the beer during the game and he would get drunk and start slurring his words