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Had the TV on mute and listing on the radio in 1990. Lol

No Jack Buck call on CBS Radio?

During seavers no hitter , Marty said no hits throughout. He never believed in the superstition

Simply a joy listening to your wonderful conversation with Joe ! As a West Coast "Kid" I found your show enthralling and educational regarding Ernie Harwell! "The Fan in Wala Wala...." I absolutely love how Ernie used that phrase! (Thank you for sharing!) 1984...the year I graduated high school!

Red Sox announcers were the great Ned Martin and the late Jerry Remy

Love you guys so far, just subbed. I’m a Mets fan but if ever you could do any content on longtime Phillies broadcaster Harry Kalas, possibly his 1987 call of Mike Schmidt’s 500th Home Run could be a great episode.

The Late Skip Caray Call Of 1992 National League Championship Series GM 7 Braves Win ! Braves Win !

Bill King is a absolute Bay Area legendary broadcaster, all of his classic calls of Oakland Raiders moments

Great hot take by Gary Thorne to call out why Buckner was still in the game right as it happened.

Great stuff guys, I was 10 at this time in 1986 and as a Mets fan even though they havn't won a Championship since this game & series is something special & will be forever

Something I didn't hear right away with Harry Kalas' call was how he called strike 2. You can hear the giddiness that the Phillies are a strike away from the win.

I know John Sterling drew his share of derision over the years for some of his shtick, but Luis Gonzalez's hit is one of his better calls and should be considered such. He said what happened and immediately put it in perspective, not downplaying it because it was for Arizona. That's the service you should do your listeners no matter which team has that big moment.

Been waiting for this one.

0:00 Must be said that Orosco wasn't a useless pitching hitter. Up until then, he was 10-for-48 lifetime(.208) with 4 RBI.

22:06 and after this King turned to his partner and said “we just lost the World Series.”

16:21 Coleman sounds incredulous but like a Red Sox fan knowing things are not going to work out. And then 18:27.

i was there.i can still hear the sound hendersons home run made when it hit the newsday sign over the left field wall.

Great call by the Great Bob Murphy who always paint a great picture when he calls the game that's why he's a Hall Of Famer.

Marty's son Thom should be back announcing. He made a mistake, atoned for it, and should be given a second chance.

With Scully on TV most were spared Jack Buck, who overplayed this moment as much as he underplayed the end of game 6 1986. Showing his bias against the Mets, he fanned the flames of the 'pond scum' rhetoric and later was Herzog's mouthpiece about Howard Johnson's bats - cork(ed)' was a word he used obsessively. Think Ozzie Smith in '85. Joe Amalfitano giving Gibson the big back slap, 34 years after a Series win in his rookie season ('54) on the way to another ring.

CBS-TV did not 'get' MLB broadcasts until the end, this post-season. They didn't renew the contract but the damage was done as MLB and MLBPA went for the money over continuity with NBC.

Actor Jamie Farr was there with his wife that night, her first game and she couldn't understand the excitement - half the game 'nothing happened'. Farr has told this story in several UT videos. Joe Amalfitano, baseball 'lifer' is 90 and just lost his good friend Willie Mays was 3rd base coach with Dodgers for many years.

8:36 baseball was not Jackson’s best sport because he was not a baseball announcer.

4:07 some context of Barber with the Yankees would be helpful here.

Al Michaels went from Cincinnati to San Francisco for twice the money and half the wins.

Could be hard to call a game holding your nose, Barroid can make you do that.

Harry Coyle was the long-time NBC sports director for this broadcast. MLB ruined TV broadcasts of games by going with the money and CBS in early 90's.

If Cosell had been in the booth he would have been blabbing like a motormouth about the curse before Buckner was halfway to the dugout! (Cosell's stepping on Keith Jackson during the 76 ALCS walk-off by Chambliss and Reggie's third homer in Game 6 of the 77 WS are classic examples of how you DON'T do it!)

love your stuff. I am trying to find WEEI in Bostons radio call for Aaron Boones walk-off.

Awesome conversation, glad this popped in my recommendations. I got to call our high school basketball games on our UA-cam channel this past season. I didn’t have replay or multiple camera angles, but what I DID have was the live comments from people watching the stream. They actually helped me to catch some details of games when I missed something in hectic moments. It was fun to interact with the viewers in the moment.

Josh, love the roundabout reference!! Jesse will back me up; hopefully you'll come visit us in Lansing and experience driving with the combination of our roundabouts AND our Michigan-left turns. 😊

Keep them coming!

Will we ever get a Ernie Harwell episode?

Another tremendous episode guys! One complaint though... Jesse, I can't piggieback from the writers work most days, because I'm the writer as well lol.

Nice reference to Golden Park in Columbus, Ga. It was my first home ballpark, and, yes, the outfield wall was brick with no padding!

Man I love this show! Such a great idea and your guys' love for the game comes through so well. The Marty (I was born in 1979 and grew up 20 miles north of Cincinnati) episode just popped up for me like a day after it was posted and ive listened to almost all of the episodes by now

I love how someone cut in Joe saying "get outta here baseball!" for the Bruce homerun. Joe died in 2007

Great discussion. I grew up listening to Marty and Joe every night.

Great stuff once again!

Pie thrower and Fielder's balk; that's a lot of good material for a mini episode!!!

Great episode!

Great episode and analysis, guys. I’m really enjoying this series.

My first thought about Dave Niehaus was Joel Zumaya.

Vin is an ephus pitcher who threw a 4 seamer with precision

I love how Ernie is always right there with ya, Jesse!

Great show! I agree that most people know Will Ferrell's Caray impression, but people should check out John Caponera. He's the first comedian I can remember impersonating Caray, and he did it well!

I can indeed confirm Jesse leads Take me out to the Ballgame! Seen him in person and heard him on the radio MANY many times.

I'm really enjoying this series. It gives me a lot to think about with the dynamics that go into a call, not just with baseball, but with other sports, competitive video games, and other such live events.

Oh, Jesse... It absolutely does exist. Hockey with the shutout, Baseball with the no-no or P.G., or Bowling with a 300. Everyone is thinking it... no one says it. ;) Just having some fun with ya. (Perhaps the hockey gods are more fickle than the other sports)

Favorite of all 4 episodes so far! LOVE that you compiled 4 different views of the same instance.