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I thought the Dodgers were in command in the 6th. Headed toward a 3game - 1 game aeries plead. First Series I watched. The 6th inning call cost the Dodgers a run:+ but it was only the 6th. The truth looking back is that after the 5th the Yankees outscored the Dodgers 23-4 for the next 21.5 innings. They earned it. Dodgers needed to find a way to score more after tbeir home run. But I would liked to have the interfernce called correctly to see if John could have stayedxin tge game

I was a high school frosh and every day for weeks after the games ended I rode my bike home from school at lunch to watch reruns of the CCCP/Finland games on our fancy new VCR.

is this commentary years after the race as they sais schumacher has won 4 championships ????

Never saw this commercial. The thing I love about the 1970-1972 Yankees is the amazing lack of power in the starting infield. Thurmun Munson, Danny Cater, Horace Clarke, Gene Michaels, Jerry Kenny, Celerino Sanchez. Pepitone left in 1969 at Firstbase and Nettles came in at 3B in 1973. Ron Bloomberg had some power in 1972.

That Zanardi move was bonkers - rejoining by going the wrong way up the pit entrance. Why he didn't go directly to his pit instead is a mystery.

Thanks for Sharing I was at this Show too!!

The world knows that mcgwire - sosa + bonds were all 3 on performance enhancing drugs -

Roger Maris is my all-time favorite player. A bonus: he played for both of my 2 favorite ball teams -- the Yankees and the Cardinals !

HBO was incredible at working with documentaries. You couldn't touch them, boxing, baseball, football, etc. They were so good at this which is why we get these kinds of shows.. I miss the times when HBO was king..

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16:33 The LA Dodgers 1977 world series nightmare is about to start

so cool to see the middle aged clete boyer, a child hood hero of mine

Fat Shaq was fat in the early 2000s

When they traded Bobby murcer I was 10 years old and cried like a baby

Bobby murcer and graig nettles were my two favorite Yankees of all time

if you remember in the movie Herb said they were going to be the team that would be in the best shape. Makes sense that they won every game in the 3rd period. AGAIN!. AGAIN!

They're both going against each other this year! Both teams are good so I'll be happy with whoever wins.

Umpires (Game 6) HP Joe Brinkman (AL) 1B Ed Vargo (NL) (Crew Chief) 2B Bill Haller (AL) 3B John Kibler (NL) LF Marty Springstead (AL) RF Frank Pulli (NL)

Joe Garagiola (PBP) Tony Kubek-Tom Seaver (C) 1-4/7-9 Kubek (PBP) Garagiola-Seaver (C) 5-6 Curt Gowdy (field reporter)

Umpires (Game 5) HP Frank Pulli (NL) 1B Joe Brinkman (AL) 2B Ed Vargo (NL) (Crew Chief) 3B Bill Haller (AL) LF John Kibler (NL) RF Marty Springstead (AL)

Joe Garagiola (PBP) Tony Kubek-Tom Seaver (C) 1-4/7-9 Kubek (PBP) Garagiola-Seaver (C) 5-6 Curt Gowdy (field reporter)

Umpires (Game 4) HP Marty Springstead (AL) 1B Frank Pulli (NL) 2B Joe Brinkman (AL) 3B Ed Vargo (NL) (Crew Chief) LF Bill Haller (AL) RF John Kibler (NL)

Joe Garagiola (PBP) Tony Kubek-Tom Seaver (C) 1-4/7-9 Kubek (PBP) Garagiola-Seaver (C) 5-6 Curt Gowdy (field reporter)

I wonder why those right field bleachers were always empty?

"Two days later, the miracle was made complete. My boys defeated Finland to win the gold medal. Coming from behind once again. As I watched them out there, celebrating on the ice, I realised that Patti had been right. It was a lot more than a hockey game. Not just for those who watched it, but for those who played it. I've often been asked in the years since Lake Placid, 'What was the best moment for me?'. Well, it was here. The sight of 20 young men of such different backgrounds now standing as one. Young men willing to sacrifice so much of themselves, all for an unknown. A few years later, the US began using professional athletes at the games. Dream teams. I always find that term ironic. Because now that we have dream teams, we seldom ever get to dream. But on 1 weekend, as America and the world watched, a group of remarkable young men gave the nation what it needed the most, a chance for 1 night, not only to dream, but a chance once again to believe."

All Roger wanted to do was win the world series. He did that twice with the Yankees. I think fans today are way more appreciative of players these days then they were in 1961 and 1962. I'm so glad that all of the home run races the past 29-30 years has brought him so much more positive fame. He's well deserving of the Hall of Fame!

39:45 Graig Nettels's fantastic play 👏👏👏

Tommy John surgery

The Yankees ran off the field knowing all they had to do to finish it off was land the plane safely back in L.A. Them Dodgers were toast.

When Aaron Judge hit his 61st home run, he gave the ball to his mother

You (dug) deep Compa, very nice! Thank you for sharing!! May we all learn together.

Mattingly was such a great player he could hit field to bad never won a world series

Go Dodgers

I love how he just books it around the bases, no showboating no dancing.

Always the best New York Yankees

Crazy to think, Don Mattingly, Will Clark, Mark Grace, and Keith Hernandez are not in the hall. I know what people are gonna say, "It's not the 'hall of very good'," but still these dudes could rake. Sure, not 'power' guys, but pure hitters, and superb fielders (I know not a premium position), but still. Did any first basemen from the 1980-90s make it into the hall, for some reason I am drawing a blank outside of Bagwell? I guess Harold Baines made it in with inferior WAR then all the guys above and provided no defense. I likes Baines a professional hitter if there ever was one. And, I am not saying Baines doesn't belong, but why not the first four?? Where they Lou Gehrig? No, but if that's the bar, no one's getting in! Edit: Ok Eddie Murray, well deserved. Another thing about the top four, I would bet donuts to dollars they didn't JUICE (If you don't count Hernandez snorting the "Devil's Dandruff").

Awesome player. Used to stay up as a kid and quitely watch almost every game

Hall of famer

THIS IMPOSSIBLE DREAM COMES TRUE!!!!

26:34 That coach should have spent more time developing strategies on the field then reprimand players for swearing. Dude was 29-66 at Vandy lol

How fitting...getting your sixth...to the UPPER DECK of old Yankee Stadium...and against the hated Red Sox. PERFECT.

Those 1970 Yankees, oh boy. A great team. 92-70. Any year in the 50’s, the 60’s, they would have won the pennant. But, unfortunately, the Orioles were greater. Much greater. I mean, how could you top 109-52? You can’t. If it wasn’t for Baltimore, they could have played the Reds in the World Series; maybe win, maybe lose, but then the dynasty would have been uninterrupted, all the way to 1981. A real pity.

Mattingly never hit a slam before 1987, and never hit a slam after 1987.

I also remember him playing for the Chicago Cubs.

In this game it was right handed Pitcher ED FIGUROIA

One of My all time favorite pitchers growing up NEW YORK YANKEES RON "" LOUISANA LIGHTING ⚡⚡⚡"" GUIDRY🧔🏻💙🤍⚾ A.K.A. "" GATOR 🐊🐊🐊 and former CLEVELAND INDIANS ❤️💙 ⚾and now NEW YORK YANKEES💙🤍⚾ Third baseman GREG NETTLES against the LOS ANGELAS DODGERS🤍💙⚾ in the 1978 WORLD SERIES

One of my favorite Yankees, I loved his home run trot…no showboating, just run the bases.

Yankee fans still waiting since 2009 to win another one........Its now 2024

ROGER MARIS had the greatest smooth swing in baseball -

Of course the Yankees and Jackson in Yankee Stadium are going to get the call when Jackson sticks out his hip. Dodgers would have won the game and gone up 3 to 1