5/5/15: Lynn, Rice on memories with Red Sox
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- 5/5/15: Fred Lynn and Jim Rice join the broadcast booth to reflect on their playing days as the team celebrates its' 1975 roster
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Rice and Lynn and Evans... one helluva of an outfield.
Two class acts and great ballplayers. A highlight of being a fan as a boy was watching them leave the field together after an inning was over at a game I saw at Yankee Stadium. They knew very well that they were the Gold Dust Twins that year in '75. And if Rice didn't get hurt at the end of that season - they beat the Reds in the '75 World Series - absolutely and without any doubt. They gave that Reds team everything they could handle and more.
Jim rice he was my all time favourite player and when he saved that little 4year old man soo much respect and fred lynn just a ton of respect these guys broke records and didn't juice up to do it they just had madd skills and huge hearts that enjoyed the game thanks gentlemen from a big fan in northern red Sox nation
Love them both Rice & Lynn ... but Jim Rice hits the center of my heart ✨✨
great interview bit
While eating dinner, I had the honor of meeting both of them and getting their autographs while they played for the AAA PawSox!
Both of them were, and still are, class acts.
I got interested in baseball right in that period. What personalities! I had all their baseball cards. I recreated broadcasts on a tape recorder of the games- "George Scott (from the Brewers) goes deep and puts us in the hole..." We always came back....
Die hard Yankee fan, but a baseball fan first. Man what a great freakin' interview, Fred Lynn is a pisser and these guys were MONSTERS (especially in '75 and '79).
It's funny but it's like both sides have gone of respect for the other teams supermen you guys had a bunch of awesome guys too
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Get one of those guy's in the booth calling the game's, give fisk a call too
that was a great season, '75 - second only to '67; Jim Burton should have stayed in that 7th game of the WS, he had the Reds stopped cold
1:05 why would you swing at that?!
Jim Rice was a far better player than Fred Lynn. Far more integrity also. Jim Rice's entire MLB career was with the Red Sox. Fred Lynn was passed around several MLB teams in his career.
Those unis with that big red waist band is ugly
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