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Yes he did hit a Home Run in his 2nd at-bat (which was his first official at-bat in the big leagues because he drew a walk first time up). Thank you for watching!

Correct! You have a good memory! Thank you for watching

When was this? I'd like to know a date or even a year so I can track down the game. Thank you for watching and your contribution!

@DaveCatalano Summer 1975. In Cincinnati. I was at the game. He said he would shutout the Reds and K bench 4 times. Reds scored 11 or 12 runs. I think the Count gave up 7 or 8 in like 2 innings before he got taken out of the game. Bench Homered in the first inning. I was 8 and it was the 2nd game I ever attended. It was I'm all the newspapers about the Count saying this. I might be remembering wrong about Bench driving in 7 or 8. But I definitely remember him hitting a long first inning HR. The 2nd HR likely came off the reliever. Check boxscores summer of 1975 Giants at Reds. With Montefusco pitching and the Reds scoring double digit runs. You will find it. I was there I have the ticket stub somewhere. If I find it. I'll post the exact date for you.

Montefusco was a good pitcher for a few years mostly on bad teams. Young and brash kid. Like most of us were at that age. He probably did shutout the Reds during his career. But after that game he probably kept his mouth shut before facing the Reds. 70s baseball was the best. Clemente, Mays, Aaron,Stargell, Mccovey, F.Robinson, B. Williams, Bench, Rose,Morgan, Seaver,Carlton,Ryan Schmidt,Reggie,Brett,Yount and on and on. Great players like AL Oliver, Bill Madlock, Garvey, Sutton. Parker Tommy John. It's a crime players like John and Tiant aren't in the Hall of fame.

@@brianb.5473 I'll try to find that game when I have more time over the weekend. Excellent contribution, thanks!

@@brianb.5473 I think I found it: JULY 3 1975 REDS: 11 GIANTS:6 MONTEFUSCO gave up 7 runs in 1 2/3 innings. Griffey and Foster each doubled, Bench 3-run homer

Exactly. The guy doing the video saying most of you never heard of Montefusco. Apparently he never did either since he can't even pronounce his name correctly.

I've heard it pronounced both ways...maybe my NJ accent steered me towards the FUSS-CO...but after your comment I searched through several videos to hear others pronounce it and the majority said FEW-SCO...so I stand corrected. Thank you for watching and your contribution!

​OK, Dave. Thanks for covering 'The Count' in the first place.

@@67marlins He is a fascinating subject! Thanks for watching. I'd love to get in contact with him and do a follow up video if anyone knows how to reach him or his representatives

We would really love to chat with the athletes and ask a bunch of questions…and most times we are able to…on this occasion he was already signing for nearly 3 hours and we were asked to move it along quickly. Thank you for watching, Broski! Please view our other videos to see more entertaining banter with the athletes

How so?

Thank you for your comment. Sometimes a business transaction is all it is. I’ve met and spoke to Mr. Perez several times and he’s a gentleman. On this occasion he was busy fulfilling his obligation of items that he needed to sign backstage before meeting the public.

@@IconicSportsMedia Ah, I understand the situation you describe. That's good to know he isn't aloof from the fans.

Very true!!! Thank you for watching!

In my opinion Revis was the best all-around corner including covering quick slant routes, bump-and-run coverage, and tackling in the running game...all big weaknesses in Deion's game. People mostly remember Deion's highlights covering fly routes and being an explosive punt returner but if you break down his overall game as a CB, there were some major areas where he was lacking. Rod Woodson is close...so is Charles Woodson...but give me Revis! Thank you for contributing!

One of the best of his era, for sure. Thank you for watching!

Thank you for watching! Wow I'm not too familiar with that sport but that sounds like a great accomplishment...not too much skiing in Puerto Rico so I wonder how he trained for that. If you have a ticket from that event send us a pic of it. Thanks for your contribution! Dave Cat

Tell your friend to go find that auto! Anything Brady signed in Michigan likely has more value than his more modern signatures. When he finds it send us a pic! Thank you for watching and contributing! Dave Cat

NY JETS legend! Thanks for watching!

He appears out of it. Drunk? Pills?

@@ptinsureagency I cannot confirm any usage of drugs or alcohol. He didn't appear to be intoxicated ...I think that's just him and/or he was losing interest in the event. Thanks for watching.

That was the key to coaching up Tiki: eliminate the fumbles and watch him prosper! Good call, Bishop!!

GREAT GUY! Before he signed for the fans he played catch with a bunch of kids who were there. Thank you for watching! See the full video of Drew Brees on the Iconic Sports Media channel

Yes indeed! Truly one of the most skilled big men in hoops history Thanks for watching! Follow @iconicsports_official on Instagram

Thank you for your contribution! We are glad you liked it. Please also view “The Ticket Bastard” episodes 1 and 2 featuring Lawrence Taylor and Bill Walton

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We would really love to chat with the athletes and ask a bunch of questions…and most times we are able to…on this occasion he was already signing for nearly 3 hours and we were asked to move it along quickly. Thank you for watching! Please view our other videos to see more entertaining banter with the athletes

@LillyUwU-r3p He was not very talkative but we were also rushed through the line because he was already signing for 2 hours and it was coming to the end. I did hear him speak several words in English so I gather that he does speak the language some. Thank you for watching!