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Was the game televised back in Los Angeles. This clip comes from KMSP in Minneapolis which was the Rwins TV home at the time

Salazar’s form is more like a race walker than a distance runner. He missed his calling.

Portugal's anthem is EPIC!!!!!!!!

Forty years later, still the greatest marathon ever. The first rate field, the gruelling weather, the suspense, the high quality of the results -- all that along with three romantic favourites winning the medals, made that the very best marathon in History. Unsurpassed and unsurpassable! 👏

40 years later in 2024

Never saw the raw american footage, 40 yrs later I do.

Ganhar a medalha de ouro na maratona em 1984 com 37 anos de idade e nem era profissional a 100%,é realmente um feito de uma magnitude incrível, impensável nos dias de hoje vencer a este nível e a trabalhar ao mesmo tempo, grande Carlos Lopes, ficarás para sempre na história.

Unforgettable.

Yes, unfortunate situation but I got so sick of Mary "Crybaby" Decker. She had the golden opportunity to handle a tough situation with grace but instead decided to go total victim.

Carlos Lopes com 38 anos campeão olímpico, atleta excepcional. 👏👏👏👏

Quando toca o hino 😢😢 8:34

Incredible run by all three Lopes / Treacy / Spedding - special mention for Treacy given that the race was his first ever competitive marathon!! 😳

I could not see America super star A.Salazar from the begin. what happened to him ? such a super legend,.. alas. And also B.Rodgers was a commetator on loocal radio. So was F.Shorter.

Well like Basketball 🏀. Baseball is gone. Pitcher's today only pitch 3 to 4 innings. Terrible. I'm 65 I tell my son. I got a chance to c some of the greatest athletes. What there watching today is a shame. There are no Nolan Ryan's Ricky Henderson, Pete Rose, Dwight Goodens coming down the pipe line.

This must be right before he got sick

Nolan Ryan is the last of pitchers who can throw 300 innings, strike out 300, throw 150 pitches, and not suffer from Tommy John Surgery.

Was watching live. It was a shocking moment when Seko started slowing down.

I'm a history nut and WW2 is naturally one of my favorite subjects...but it's so profound how I never thought until now how it must've felt for everyone listening to this broadcast to hear this news in real time. It's often easy to forget that this was a real war experienced by real people in a very real 4-5 years. I suppose after you hear the one-thousandth story of that time it kinda starts feeling like a fever dream almost...yet it was as real as can be.

LFG Halos!!! where my Ball Road peeps at???

I could be wrong, but I think he said "Thanks, one out" What a certified badass.

"Ricky you need a barber" lol

that curveball he threw should have been strike 3

I met Chick Hearn when I was a kid. He took time to speak with me and sign my Lakers program. And, in addition, I listened on my trusty olive green transistor radio as the Lakers moved "left to right across the dial". Chick truly deserves his statue and a place in our hearts.

Great Babe Ruth. ⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️

What a cry baby, she ruined Zola Budd's Olympics

Al Wisk with a great call and he was correct about the stadium shaking. I was in the view (3rd deck) level and it was shaking. Incredible moment.

Had it not started Add Pearl Harbor it would have started shortly later in the south Pacific near the Philippines and Taiwan, Japan wanted to prevent from engaging with the Pacific Fleet which would not have gone well for them so they felt their best chance was to attack Hawaii

I got to see on tv Nolan's 5th and 7th no-hitters. I could have seen his 6th but I fell asleep before the game started and slept through it. Hard to believe he never won a Cy Young. Of all his strikeout records the one that will probably fall first is the number of strikeouts in a season. Remember the previous record was held by Koufax and no one thought then that it would ever be broken. Ryan broke it by one facing the last out of the last game of the season.

unthinkable nowadays the podium without africans!

Nolan was a different kind of animal!

Favorite pitcher of all time easily. Another Ironman of baseball. 27 years of pure heat!

The best Ranger in the game was the umpire

The GOAT

Rest In Peace to all those legends and hall of famers who have a great contribution from the game of basketball and the NBA🙏🙏

Lakers in the 1972 playoffs, swept the Chicago Bulls in a 4 game sweep of the semifinals. In the Conference Finals, they ended the Bucks reign as defending champions in 6, and in the nba finals, defeated the Knicks in 5.

Is this the actual broadcast or a recreation that Trout recorded a few years later for the first “Hear it Now” album?

Forca🇵🇹😊

Why concentrate on Henderson? It’s Nolans record!

All these years later- absolutely electric energy in this cast.

5 - 6 June 1944 - 2024 ....LEST WE FORGET....

2:42 - W

Wow George W Bush was there too

1:59 🦶 41:29

This year marks the 80th Anniversary of the D-Day Landing on Normandy in WW2. 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇬🇧

Thank you for putting this up

RIP Bill Walton

U N B R E A K A B L E

34 years from now your texas rangers win a world series champion 2023 and also has 3 stadiums in arlington tx in the dallas fort worth area.

LA'28

This interview is scripted.... old fashion radio...