Classic Harry Caray: The 1964 World Series

Josh Suchon and Jesse Goldberg-Strassler tune in to Harry Caray, in the prime of his remarkable career, call Game 3 of the 1964 World Series. In the process, they make a few observations as to why Harry was so beloved as a broadcaster.
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With great respect to Curt Gowdy.

[@chrisdelcamp3853]

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.

[@wallis4ever]

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!

[@buckeyeschmave]

Ferrell's impression is terrible. Sounds nothing like Harry. Caponera's is the best I've heard by a long shot.