Thanks for keeping the commercials in it. It's like a time machine, takes me back to when I was a baseball loving kid. Especially the "Beef, it's what's for dinner"commercial. 😃⚾
Plus this is when commercials were good unlike the commercials of today. What happened they need to bring back the good writers and fire the current ones.
Every time I go through Manhattan, Montana have to stop for a steak because of those commercials. They still have a sign up with that “It’s what’s for dinner” in that town. Great place.
I remember this game well. I was born and raised in San Diego and this was the first All Star Game in San Diego I was alive for and I wasn’t going to miss it for anything. I was in high school at the time so not old enough to officially enter various ticket lotteries so I sent entries in under the names of several family members and amazingly won the right to buy three sets of tickets. My dad and I took the two best seats and we gave the others to friends. We actually attended both the workout/home run derby the day before and the actual game. The things that really stand out to me were watching Mark McGwire in the home run derby, and the incredible cheer and standing ovation Bip Robert’s got when he was announced, I mean the place really went crazy. Padres fans loved him and thought he got a raw deal and wanted to show how much they appreciated him. But my fondest memory of all is seeing my dad basically turn into a little kid and go crazy with pure joy when they introduced Joe DiMaggio during pre game ceremonies! It was also seriously cool seeing hometown legend Ted Williams throw out the first pitch. Even though this game probably won’t standout to most people I will always cherish these incredible memories of the few days back in 1992 that my dad and I went to the game, the home run derby and fan fest. We made sure to do it right and soak in the full experience. My father is gone now but he is always be with me through these memories.
This is the first all star game I ever watched as a kid...I actually taped it and kept rewatching it. I really feel like I’m back in time watching this. Thanks for uploading it.
This All-Star Game in San Diego was very strange indeed because you had five former Padres and four soon to be ex-Padres with 1987 National League Rookie Of The Year catcher Benito Santiago signing with the expansion Florida Marlins as a free-agent, Tony Fernandez signed with the Mets then was traded to the Blue Jays and won a World Series in 1993, then Garry Sheffield was traded to the Marlins for a pitcher named Trevor Hoffman who would become the major's all-time leader in saves then Fred McGriff dealt to the Braves where they would win their third straight N.L. West title in '93. The Padres had that ownership led by TV mogel Tom Werner who produced shows like The Cosby Show and Roseanne littary destroyed the Padres and there were a lot of uncertain for the franchise but the franchise was saved by Larry Lucchino and John Moores in the mid-90's they would win a the National League Pennant in 1998 and got Petco Park to save the franchise.
I cant believe it's been 31 years since this game. Baseball as a kid in the 80s & 90s, you couldn't beat it! The players,,stadiums, everything was perfect! Also, I truly miss how Baseball went from ABC, to NBC, to CBS, & each one of those networks did an incredible job bringing the game to life!! Now we get stuck with FOX & Joe Buck, I'd give anything to go back to this time!!!
Bip Roberts got the biggest applause! Dude was awesome to have on your team. I used to give him his own rookie cards when he came to card shows in San Diego.
My name's George Nemitz. Remember when you were younger when a comercial, there was an old lady for Hardee's she looked at a small burger on a plate and she says " Hey, where's the beef?"
Hard to believe Tony Gwynn is not best hitter to ever come out of sd area....RIP to red Sox legend Ted Williams and his great friend Tony Gwynn , Boston fan
I think because they started to promote the team by then before they started play I guess. Same thing with merch, because I’ve seen several instances of people wearing Marlins and Rockies gear in 1992 lol
This game was loaded with then current and former Padres: Gwynn, Mcgriff, Sheffield, Fernandez, Santiago, Carter, Smith, Roberts, the Alomar brothers, and Kevin Brown.
I agree! I love some Bip! I would see him at Kobey's Swap Meet in SD every year as a kid. He was selling a ticket package for kids. Andy Benes was always there too!
In addition to the public address announcers on tape, each player's recording could also include the rally music from his ballpark. Seattle, Minnesota, etc. with their organ music. Philadelphia with its bugle.
50:15 Cal Ripken Jr gets a hit off Tom Glavine, then gets tagged at 2nd by a Tony Gwynn throw to Ozzie Smith... So much greatness involved in that play!!
Sé de la historia de la MLB, de sus beisbolistas, y estoy viendo pelota desde 87, 88, y no me acordaba de esto, aunque mi hermano y yo vimos todos los ASG hasta los 2010's. Es un grato recuerdo.
In addition, Atlanta had both organ and bugle rally music. The White Sox and Cubs with the organ, along with the Pirates, who have won and there's noooooooo doubt about it!!
Faye Vincent had conviction and probably the leadership skills to bring the the players and owners together. I think the MLB problems started when he was booted.
The Pirates had a real good team in the early 90s. Damm Reds and Braves ended their seasons. I was rooting for the Pirates to win a few world series titles.
6:08 "I was shocked just because I'm not that good at hitting home runs in batting practice" This quote is fucking hilarious considering people were paying to see him do batting practice 6 years later.
This All-star game used recordings of public address announcers from each player's home ballpark. Not all teams were represented that way. It would have been a treat to hear Rex Barney introducing the Orioles. How about Larry Walker being introduced in French and English just like in Montreal?
Blame then-departing Peter Ueberroth. The ESPN and CBS deals beginning in 1990 were made well in advance of the '89 season, and 'Uebie' felt that ESPN's Sunday night game would be baseball's 'showcase'. CBS got what it wanted, the postseason and All-Star games, and 'just enough' regular season action to fit in around golf. Bart Giamatti was too focused on Pete Rose in 89, but Fay Vincent felt he should 'do something' about CBS's schedule. The network eventually agreed to do 16 games each in 1990-1992 ,and 18 in 93. Bart
I think baseball changed when CBS started broadcasting the games in the '90's. Not for the better. It just didn't feel the same. I always thought Jack Buck sucked. I really missed Vin Scully, Garagiola, Tony Kubek, Bob Costas, Bob Uecker, Al Michaels, Cosell. They were better than anything CBS put on.
Was the best thing outside of new local ownership to the Seattle Mariners that horrible 1992 Season. Man I miss those days of a young Ken Griffey Jr. and a young me. Time flies and looking back at a more innocent time before loss of friends and family really makes you long for those days…
1:15:19-1:15:55.; That song should've been put on a CD/cassette, in my opinion... As cheesy as it may have sounded for a early-1990's rap song, it worked well for me & when it comes to rap music, I'm the whitest guy I know & I'm not ashamed to admit it, either.
CBS, NBC, and ABC knew how to present Baseball. They knew how to balance the history of the game with the modern presentation. FOX has NEVER presented the game well and they have been holding the game hostage for over 20 years. They always use Joe Buck, who sounds like he downed a bottle Nyquil before the broadcast, and they worry more about pimping their terrible sitcoms during the game than they do about making the game interesting.
Wow, Brady Anderson was actually thin before he done got JACKED! Cecil Fielder of the Tigers got an ASG snub this year in spite of leading the league in RBI's at the break.
In this game, the players wear their own team's uniforms, not those ridiculous outfits we see now denoting their league. It wasn't just their team, it was your team too.
At 38:00 & 1:14:18 was a really good unique commercial with Rob Dibble, 34:30 Roger Clemens. 7:28 a commercial I remember as a kid age 13 and a good masculinity commercial a young man loved. At 1:05:50 Padres fans booed Santiago not knowing what they had coming for them in '93 a total dismantle of the team except Tony Gwynn who almost had a HR @59:40, a great defensive throw out @50:15 on Cal Ripkin Jr, & 2:25:16 on Travis Fryman. Also 1:15:18-1:15:54 with 55:15 were unique early 90's MLB Fever Baseball Commercials. Following an image by Dan Rather at the '92 DemoRAT convention🤮🇨🇳🇰🇵🇮🇶🇮🇷🇷🇺 @1:15:55 Also this being '92 @1:09:49 where Joe Carter drove in Roberto Alomar the first time ever for a Blue Jay it's to bad it didnot happen the prior year '91 up in Toronto at Skydome where the Jays play and the previous All Star game was played. 41:20 & 46:30 a couple previews for what the '92 WS would be & bring
Eckersley wasn't going to be "shooting" anyone after striking out Charlton. Bobby Cox should have kept a hitter or two available for this spot. Now with the DH used each year, this won't happen again.
That Pringles commercial was ubiquitous back then. It all comes rushing back. Thank you for including the commercials!
Thanks for keeping the commercials in it. It's like a time machine, takes me back to when I was a baseball loving kid. Especially the "Beef, it's what's for dinner"commercial. 😃⚾
Plus this is when commercials were good unlike the commercials of today. What happened they need to bring back the good writers and fire the current ones.
Every time I go through Manhattan, Montana have to stop for a steak because of those commercials. They still have a sign up with that “It’s what’s for dinner” in that town. Great place.
1:28:23 FILA shoes! #classic
It's hard to explain but 90s sports all around felt more real
@MANCHESTER UNITED you again? Soccer is a pansy game and it sucks.
@MANCHESTER UNITED You're right, soccer is extremely popular the world around. I don't see why you feel the need to keep selling it?
@MANCHESTER UNITED Then go watch soccer and stfu you pansy ass!
Ignoring the steroids use, yes.
Because you were the appropriate age to feel that way when they were happening
Everything was perfect back in 1992. 😢
Now?? Not so much.
Definitely better with the style of play.
I remember this game well. I was born and raised in San Diego and this was the first All Star Game in San Diego I was alive for and I wasn’t going to miss it for anything. I was in high school at the time so not old enough to officially enter various ticket lotteries so I sent entries in under the names of several family members and amazingly won the right to buy three sets of tickets. My dad and I took the two best seats and we gave the others to friends. We actually attended both the workout/home run derby the day before and the actual game. The things that really stand out to me were watching Mark McGwire in the home run derby, and the incredible cheer and standing ovation Bip Robert’s got when he was announced, I mean the place really went crazy. Padres fans loved him and thought he got a raw deal and wanted to show how much they appreciated him.
But my fondest memory of all is seeing my dad basically turn into a little kid and go crazy with pure joy when they introduced Joe DiMaggio during pre game ceremonies!
It was also seriously cool seeing hometown legend Ted Williams throw out the first pitch.
Even though this game probably won’t standout to most people I will always cherish these incredible memories of the few days back in 1992 that my dad and I went to the game, the home run derby and fan fest. We made sure to do it right and soak in the full experience. My father is gone now but he is always be with me through these memories.
Back then, I knew all but two players at most, Now I watched last year’s All Star Game and only knew two players.
Same. I knew everyone's number and what team they played for.
Thank you for this Gem! Go Padres!
One of my favorite memories of the 90s Padres. The Four Tops.
@@daveatkins3796three of them gone by the trade deadline
@@rjpg Don’t remind me of the Tom Werner fire sale. Although it did eventually give us a player named Trevor Hoffman.
R.I.P Kirby Puckett, Tony Gwynn and Tony Fernandez
Kirby puckett
Ricardo Lozano that’s right and I just edit it
sadly so
Mike Sharperson too.
Love watching the commercials too. Makes me feel in the moment.
This is the first all star game I ever watched as a kid...I actually taped it and kept rewatching it. I really feel like I’m back in time watching this. Thanks for uploading it.
18:01 Robin Ventura Is Just Happy To Be Here Even Though He Didn't Earn It
Ditto. Same here. Watched it 15 times or more. Cool!
I started taping All-Star games in 1988. When the AL won, I taped 89. They kept winning, so I kept taping. Finally in 94 I taped, but they lost.
Taking a look back at the 1992 Mlb all star game in San Diego.
There were quite a few ex-Padres at this game, Joe Carter, Kruk, Ozzie Smith, Roberto Alomar, Sandy Alomar, & Bip Roberts
This Was Before Joe Carter Had His Famous 1993 World Series Walk Off Home Run
@@futuregohan4837 as opposed to 1994 when everybody walked off. And I walked away. Today I just enjoy pre-94 baseball from these archives.
This is amazing! Thank you so much for posting!
This All-Star Game in San Diego was very strange indeed because you had five former Padres and four soon to be ex-Padres with 1987 National League Rookie Of The Year catcher Benito Santiago signing with the expansion Florida Marlins as a free-agent, Tony Fernandez signed with the Mets then was traded to the Blue Jays and won a World Series in 1993, then Garry Sheffield was traded to the Marlins for a pitcher named Trevor Hoffman who would become the major's all-time leader in saves then Fred McGriff dealt to the Braves where they would win their third straight N.L. West title in '93.
The Padres had that ownership led by TV mogel Tom Werner who produced shows like The Cosby Show and Roseanne littary destroyed the Padres and there were a lot of uncertain for the franchise but the franchise was saved by Larry Lucchino and John Moores in the mid-90's they would win a the National League Pennant in 1998 and got Petco Park to save the franchise.
I cant believe it's been 31 years since this game. Baseball as a kid in the 80s & 90s, you couldn't beat it! The players,,stadiums, everything was perfect! Also, I truly miss how Baseball went from ABC, to NBC, to CBS, & each one of those networks did an incredible job bringing the game to life!! Now we get stuck with FOX & Joe Buck, I'd give anything to go back to this time!!!
Mark McRoids was awesome!
Bip Roberts got the biggest applause! Dude was awesome to have on your team. I used to give him his own rookie cards when he came to card shows in San Diego.
It's weird I was 12 when I watched this game and all the players looked old to me now i'm 43 and guys like Glavine and Maddux look like kids to me....
My name's George Nemitz. Remember when you were younger when a comercial, there was an old lady for Hardee's she looked at a small burger on a plate and she says " Hey, where's the beef?"
Hard to believe Tony Gwynn is not best hitter to ever come out of sd area....RIP to red Sox legend Ted Williams and his great friend Tony Gwynn , Boston fan
Correct Tony Gwynn was born in Long Beach CA.
Odd to see the Florida Marlins & Colorado Rockies logos on the outfield walls as they didn't start play until '93
Mike Youngblood true
I think because they started to promote the team by then before they started play I guess. Same thing with merch, because I’ve seen several instances of people wearing Marlins and Rockies gear in 1992 lol
1 year after the mega trade, all 4 players are in the game. Alomar, Carter, Fernandez and McGriff!
Maddox standing right next to Smoltz. If the baseball world only knew...
Maddux
Hey thanks for the upload, kind stranger
This game was loaded with then current and former Padres: Gwynn, Mcgriff, Sheffield, Fernandez, Santiago, Carter, Smith, Roberts, the Alomar brothers, and Kevin Brown.
All managed by Bobby Cokcs. What a team!
Benito Santiago - great catcher - underrated tor sure - oh that arm!
a lot of legends
This is the one All Star Game I watched over and over since my uncle in all but blood recorded this on VHS. I remember the all of these commercials.
Umpires (42:03)
HP Doug Harvey (NL) (Crew Chief) (7th)
1B Rich Garcia (AL) (2nd)
2B Harry Wendelstedt (NL) (4th)
3B Greg Kosc (AL) (2nd)
LF Tom Hallion (NL) (1st)
RF Tim Tschida (AL) (1st)
Who gives a shit about them besides you?
Love Kirby's reaction in the clubhouse when TK suggested he bunt.
I'm Actually Glad That Bip Roberts Made It
I agree! I love some Bip! I would see him at Kobey's Swap Meet in SD every year as a kid. He was selling a ticket package for kids. Andy Benes was always there too!
Tuned in for the game, stuck around for nostalgia. These early 90's commercials are amazing.
5:05 'portable phone'
In addition to the public address announcers on tape, each player's recording could also include the rally music from his ballpark. Seattle, Minnesota, etc. with their organ music. Philadelphia with its bugle.
50:15 Cal Ripken Jr gets a hit off Tom Glavine, then gets tagged at 2nd by a Tony Gwynn throw to Ozzie Smith...
So much greatness involved in that play!!
Sé de la historia de la MLB, de sus beisbolistas, y estoy viendo pelota desde 87, 88, y no me acordaba de esto, aunque mi hermano y yo vimos todos los ASG hasta los 2010's. Es un grato recuerdo.
In addition, Atlanta had both organ and bugle rally music. The White Sox and Cubs with the organ, along with the Pirates, who have won and there's noooooooo doubt about it!!
Faye Vincent had conviction and probably the leadership skills to bring the the players and owners together. I think the MLB problems started when he was booted.
What was he convicted of?
The Pirates had a real good team in the early 90s. Damm Reds and Braves ended their seasons. I was rooting for the Pirates to win a few world series titles.
6:08 "I was shocked just because I'm not that good at hitting home runs in batting practice" This quote is fucking hilarious considering people were paying to see him do batting practice 6 years later.
19:27 Holy Shit Is That Edgar He Had A Mustache Before But It Was Gone
Sean McDonough (PBP) & Tim McCarver (C)
Pat O'Brien (pre & post)
Mccarvers the worst
This All-star game used recordings of public address announcers from each player's home ballpark. Not all teams were represented that way. It would have been a treat to hear Rex Barney introducing the Orioles. How about Larry Walker being introduced in French and English just like in Montreal?
CBS and MLB need to join up again. CBS sports did it right.
Compared to Fox, yes. Compared to NBC and ABC in the 80s, CBS didn't measure up.
WRONG..WRONG..WRONG..CBS, Just about got rid of the Saturday game of the week.The only thing good about CBS's coverage was their theme song
Blame then-departing Peter Ueberroth. The ESPN and CBS deals beginning in 1990 were made well in advance of the '89 season, and 'Uebie' felt that ESPN's Sunday night game would be baseball's 'showcase'. CBS got what it wanted, the postseason and All-Star games, and 'just enough' regular season action to fit in around golf. Bart Giamatti was too focused on Pete Rose in 89, but Fay Vincent felt he should 'do something' about CBS's schedule. The network eventually agreed to do 16 games each in 1990-1992 ,and 18 in 93.
Bart
CBS sucked. Jack Buck was way overrated. Couldn't stand him. I'd rather listen to Artie Lange's Jack Buck impression.
I think baseball changed when CBS started broadcasting the games in the '90's. Not for the better. It just didn't feel the same. I always thought Jack Buck sucked. I really missed Vin Scully, Garagiola, Tony Kubek, Bob Costas, Bob Uecker, Al Michaels, Cosell. They were better than anything CBS put on.
Back when baseball was baseball, uniforms looked sharp and every player wore a cup.
Daddy Bush throwing the ceremonial Pitch. I miss old jack Murphy Stadium. " The Murph " & The San Diego Chicken.
Safe to say Kevin Brown wasn't juicing? He should have taken his hat off when he hit, it looks like he stole his helmet from a kid on the short bus.
Was the best thing outside of new local ownership to the Seattle Mariners that horrible 1992 Season. Man I miss those days of a young Ken Griffey Jr. and a young me. Time flies and looking back at a more innocent time before loss of friends and family really makes you long for those days…
Tony..ast siempreee..señor..😪⚾️⚾️⚾️
1:15:19-1:15:55.; That song should've been put on a CD/cassette, in my opinion...
As cheesy as it may have sounded for a early-1990's rap song, it worked well for me & when it comes to rap music, I'm the whitest guy I know & I'm not ashamed to admit it, either.
RIP Edgar Martinez's mustache
Haha.. what does that mean
Wow...This was a No Brainer
Wasn't Roberto Alomar homosexual? It was rumored he spit on the umpire because he called him a gay slur.
HOW, please tell me how is Fred McGriff not in the HOF??
I dunno, its a crime (dog).
Fixed by the Veterans Committee.
Ahhhhhh '92...I was Such an Awkward Freshman Lol
They’re clapping for Bip Roberts as he was a former Padre. A beloved player in San Diego.
Len Cariou, otherwise now known as Tom Selleck's Dad on Blue Bloods, did a wonderful rendition of O Canada!
CBS, NBC, and ABC knew how to present Baseball. They knew how to balance the history of the game with the modern presentation. FOX has NEVER presented the game well and they have been holding the game hostage for over 20 years. They always use Joe Buck, who sounds like he downed a bottle Nyquil before the broadcast, and they worry more about pimping their terrible sitcoms during the game than they do about making the game interesting.
I agree, but it's "knew" 😉
🤣🤣🤣🤣 @ downed a bottle of NyQuil
Who does like Joe Buck? He is terrible.
God I miss the 90s
Wow, Brady Anderson was actually thin before he done got JACKED! Cecil Fielder of the Tigers got an ASG snub this year in spite of leading the league in RBI's at the break.
They announced cecil in the introductions
R Martin Brady Anderson was absolutely roided out of his mind the year he won AL MVP
@@TheLocalLt That wasn't until '96.
R Martin exactly but I’m just saying he was basically another one of those guys who ballooned from skinny to comic-book huge due to roids
Wish I was alive during this era....except as a Red Sox Fan the current era is the best for me personally 😉
When baseball was at its best go cubs bout my favor 2 players all time playing here bonds and alomar play the game how baseball should be play.
Please bring back a competitive All-Star game - make worth it
Something we will probably never see again @2:52:52 ...
Out of all the asg records the Indians (from the AL) have the record that *NOBODY* can take it away
I love how he had to borrow a Rangers helmet. Two, actually.
I remember this hit By Charles Nagy
I wish they would get rid of the DH all together.
Padres had way too much talent to go 82-80.
Tom Werner the worst Padres owner in team history traded away Fred Mcgriff, Gary Sheffield, and Tony Fernandez all by the trade deadline that season.
Far too many of these players are now gone.
3:31:27 tell me that John Kruk doesn’t look like Chris Farley at the plate! … ironically he’s also the fastest runner in the game today !!!
In this game, the players wear their own team's uniforms, not those ridiculous outfits we see now denoting their league. It wasn't just their team, it was your team too.
Man the Padres should of done some damage that year just from those 4 all stars but they finished 3rd in the NL West
Loved it!
Will Clark gets boo'd in San Diego. LOL!
Booing those Giants and Dodgers. I love it.
R.I.P Kirby Puckett.
I was at this game for my 10th birthday
I like Clark’s boo after padre❤
4:05 Puckett has his pants pulled down. It wouldn't be the las time he did that.
The Crime Dog..Fred McGriff
1:15:19-1:15:54 if we only knew two years later😢
Is it just me or does John Kruk always get a hit?!
At 38:00 & 1:14:18 was a really good unique commercial with Rob Dibble, 34:30 Roger Clemens. 7:28 a commercial I remember as a kid age 13 and a good masculinity commercial a young man loved. At 1:05:50 Padres fans booed Santiago not knowing what they had coming for them in '93 a total dismantle of the team except Tony Gwynn who almost had a HR @59:40, a great defensive throw out @50:15 on Cal Ripkin Jr, & 2:25:16 on Travis Fryman. Also 1:15:18-1:15:54 with 55:15 were unique early 90's MLB Fever Baseball Commercials. Following an image by Dan Rather at the '92 DemoRAT convention🤮🇨🇳🇰🇵🇮🇶🇮🇷🇷🇺 @1:15:55 Also this being '92 @1:09:49 where Joe Carter drove in Roberto Alomar the first time ever for a Blue Jay it's to bad it didnot happen the prior year '91 up in Toronto at Skydome where the Jays play and the previous All Star game was played.
41:20 & 46:30 a couple previews for what the '92 WS would be & bring
I was there!!!
1:02:25 The fucking Catalina wine mixer!
1:04:50 He is the best player ever! 💯
Boggs or Bonds? if Bonds, best JUICER ever.....didn't need roids but hated McGwire getting the headlines.
A lot of steroid users
Eckersley wasn't going to be "shooting" anyone after striking out Charlton. Bobby Cox should have kept a hitter or two available for this spot. Now with the DH used each year, this won't happen again.
He was down by 12 runs
That has to be the worst rendition of O Canada I've ever heard. Man did he butcher it. Too bad because its a beautiful song.
And " Big Mac " Mark McGwire winning the Home Run Derby. Go" A's!!!
Only Dodger player representing the NL that year Mike Sharperson getting booed lol
$2.99 for a Dave's single combo with biggie fries?!!....Good times
im a tom Glavine fan and benito Santiago fan..yes Glavine pitch awful but it was great to see them again in the all star game..
1:15:13-1:15:19.; Good line...
I remember that commercial!!
When MLB was good
Alomars got reebok pumps on!!!
robin ventura 2:16:40-2:18:26, 2:53:50-2:54:20
travis fryman 2:20:10-2:21:30, 2:55:35-2:57:20
1:24:03 Ken Griffey Jr homers
Mcdonough at just 30 years old, was a great commentator
jim degnan mike degnan
Wade Boggs going to the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in 1998 hurt his career right around the time David Big Papi Ortiz’s career was about to take off.
Baseball Card commercials!!
geoff blum
kurt angle