1986 Mets: Simply Amazin' (2006)
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Detailing the Mets 1986 Championship team, this documentary aired on SNY in 2006 for the 20th Anniversary of the team. Some of the players and coaches that are interviewed:
Keith Hernandez, Gary Carter, Mookie Wilson, Darryl Strawberry, Lenny Dykstra, Ray Knight, Howard Johnson, Rick Aguilera, Ed Hearn, Ron Darling, Tim Teufel, Jesse Orosco, Davey Johnson, Frank Cashen and Fred Wilpon.
"We didn't care about slogans, we just watned to win." How Hernandez is not in the HOF, where Minosa, Larkin, Baines, Simmonds, and McGriff are in, is beyond my comprehension.
Bill Buckner ( and his wife and daughter) suffered very much by being scapegoated for the Mets Win by the New England fans for years. He had a great career. Watching ESPN's "Catching Hell" about Cubs fan Steve Bateman and scapegoating, really made me feel for Buckner and his family. The Mets were a team of Destiny. They were a great team. The Red Sox were great as well. Destiny was not to be denied, but choreographed by Met and New York Magic. Bill Buckner was a great player, and even though I am a Met fan for sure, I am a baseball fan first. Bill Buckner will always be remembered by This fan by MORE than that one flawed play. His perseverance in the years after 1986 and what he went through as a Man because of one error, will always make me admire him for the True MAN he was. RIP BILL. You were a great baseball player!
Even if Buckner fields that ball, Mookie Wilson is likely safe at first anyway, because he was fast and was going to beat Stanley and Buckner to the bag. The score would've still been tied with Knight on third.
@@humanbeing2420 HoJo was on deck. Does he face Stanley and if so, what happens? He just struck out the inning before against Schiraldi.
i’m not necessarily a mets fan, but there’s no team i find more fascinating than the 1986 mets. also, keith belongs in the hall.
I'm sure you all know that the last out of the 1969 Series was committed by none other than Davey Johnson!
We certainly know! One surreal event that never came about was Tom Seaver pitching for the Red Sox in the 1986 World Series against his own "Franchise", the Mets. Tom pitched for the Sox in 1986 but unfortunately developed arm trouble and was inactivated for the Sox' 1986 post-season. Number 41 was seen in a Sox uniform in the dugout for the post season and almost nothing was made of his presence. One could only imagine what could have been.
RIP Bob Murphy, Tim McCarver, Ralph Kiner, Bill Robinson, Gary Carter, Bill Buckner, John McNamara, Dave Henderson, Mel Stottlemyre, Marty Noble, Don Baylor.
AMEN @14Is98!🇺🇸⚾
Amen...DAMN I REMEMBERED ABOUT EVERYONE ON THIS LIST EXCEPT BILL ROBINSON...AND EVERYONE ON THAT TEAM HAD THE UPMOST RESPECT FOR BILL ROBINSON R.I.P. ONE AND ALL
And THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES 1986 WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS NEW YORK METS
Amen. Add Don Baylor to your list.
Man, the list hurts when I look at it. God bless them all
I can't believe that the Red Sox fans gave Bill Buckner a hard time for years when its shoulda been Bob Stanley.
It could have easily been Schiraldi too. Game 6 he gave up 3 straight hits with 2 outs and a 2 run lead but more importantly gave up the go-ahead homer by Knight in Game 7. I’ve seen him in several documentaries over the years and seems like a really great guy, and you don’t wish the “Buckner treatment” on anyone.
@@metsclassics Right about Stanley.
or McNamara
@fasteddie9867 yep...couldn't agree more.
Top 5 Reasons You Can't Blame Bill Buckner ua-cam.com/video/37Zo72n0Bk8/v-deo.html
They may have been a bit over the top but ......After all the years of being called basement dwellers, loosers, and the like AND owning the worset record to this day in baseball, why not celebrate a good team thats successful. Yet its ok to kick em when they were down, be the butt of jokes?? No, they deserved this, especially when you have a most successful franchise, the Yankees to measure up to. They earned it andd deserved it.
That Mets team was the most resilient team I’ve ever seen! I was a 14 year old Twins fan watching this game and even I knew they were not dead with two out nobody on!
OUR New York METS were AMAZING in the 1969 World Series against the Baltimore Orioles then again AMAZING in the 1986 World Series against the Boston Red Sox !
The story I am intrigued by the most is Game 6 of the World Series, is Bob Costas explaining how the Champagne went from the Red Sox locker room and taken away, because of the Mets comeback, wow!!!!
Hear, hear. The amazing part was how quickly the champagne switched locker rooms and the plastic sheeting used to protect the clean uniforms in the locker room from champagne spray before the Red Sox players made their way back after the devastating loss. Bob Costas also noted how "frail Mrs. Frazee" (elderly wife of the Red Sox owner Harry Frazee who had initiated the "Curse of the Bambino" by infamously trading Babe Ruth to the Yankees) was led into the Sox' locker room as a Red Sox team honoree to celebrate the historic victory that never came about. I wonder if anyone ever apologized to her afterward.
As a Yankee fan…I kinda loved this World Series.
How could one not love Bob Murphy?
Whatcha gonna do when the "Orange and Blue" run wild on you?!⚾
Mets-a-mania running wild on you 😅😅
Love that met uniform
I’ve been a Mets fan since 1969. No way in hell do I think Buckner blew the WS for the Red Sox. Mookie beats him to the bag anyway. But this was destiny, nothing Buckner nor anyone else could do. I have great respect and admiration for a baseball great, Bill Buckner. He was my kind of player as a fan of the game.
Couldn’t agree more. Buckner was a class act before and after the error. Never once saw him lash out at the fans who blamed him and ran him out of town. RIP Billy Buck
I’m so glad you put this up!!! I was missing this video on here! Do you have tears of joy mlb network 2015 Mets documentary
I do, but it’s already posted! Loved this one. ua-cam.com/video/bpW7nvLPQCU/v-deo.html
@@metsclassics only thing is the ending of that video is audio is messed up
I was at GAME 4..
Just wanna point out something the girl is wrong about the 1985 bears they recorded the Super Bowl Shuffle the week before my Dolphins kicked their ass on Monday Night Football!!
Alright! Thanks!
Ian a Yankee fan but we all we're thinking its over mets lost but what a come back
I remember so well the incredible World Series of 1986. I thought it was only the beginning for the Mets. But it turned out that their dynasty was already crumbling.
Never bothered watching baseball much after '86 as I knew it'd never be that good again. Love you Mookie!
The Bears' Superbowl Shuffle was recorded before they made the Superbowl the day after losing their only game that season, to the Dolphins
Whatcha gonna do Brother, when the "Orange and Blue," run wild on you?!⚾🇺🇸😉
Iam a yankee fan but I remember this world series I was 9 yards old. I was wach ing this game with my mom dad an bother we were all like mets lost. But what a come back
Thanks for uploading! #lgm
Nah. '69 was Amazin'. '86 was INCREDIBLE!
13:40 That’s the New York I miss . Yes we were all of those things and that’s what made NYC Great !
First time in US, liked Mets had jersey cost me 50 bucks..watched the game on tv in Annapolis with my American buddies who were Sox fans and we all just ran outside and they were like crazed animals running around screaming for about an hour before they calmed down..just happy to have watched it live..what a game!!
Love to hear these stories! Thanks for sharing.
Gary had a good Fenway Park Green Monster swing.
7:49 horseshit they got him lol
Senior year in high school. Mets fan through the torture of the 70s and early 80s.
I simply thank God for that 1986 season.
Nothing compares to that roller coaster ride.
Do you have miracle in New York: the story of the 69 Mets?
It’s here, Alexander ua-cam.com/video/nR1cipAbbeI/v-deo.htmlsi=qXLTtkIQTvL-1j_s
I meant the documentary they did in 2009 on their 40th anniversary.
@@alexanderestrada2499 no, I must have missed that!
Love this 💙⚾️🧡 The Magic is Back #LGM
Any Gentile sports writers in NY???
I am a SF Giants fan, the Mets in that Era, they were cocky and arrogant, however, they won World Series....
I was at Games 6 & 7 in 1986... The energy in Shea when the Mets won game 6 made game 7 kinda anti-climactic.
But it was still sweet
this was a good doc but the espn 30 for 30 on 86 mets was best sports doc ive ever watched
Yes the 30 for 30 was incredible.
@@metsclassics the last 4 minutes of part 2 with the song everybody wants to rule the world playing over reagans speech and the highlights of the july 3 rd game against astros was incredible. i was at game 6 but that friday night game against astros on july 3 rd was incredible its another game i was at i will never forget
@@bb-gc2tx agreed! My favorite part as well. Perfect song choice. I’ve been looking for that July 3rd game for so many years but I don’t think it exists outside of whatever MLB has in their vault. Amazing you got to witness Game 6… greatest moment in Mets history!
@@metsclassics i know cant find that july 3 rd game anywhere as far as game 6 i was 11 years old we sat in lodge section 19 second row on first base side . its a night i will never forget. what that author said in doc was so true. strangers hugging each other .when stanley threw wild pitch guy sitting behind us picked me up and was throwing me in the air. lol after game my brother and i sitting in traffic on college point blvd people were getting out of their cars high fiving and hugging each other it was crazy. till this day i cant believe i was at that game
The Mets were good back, then Yankees after strawberry cone