1976 MLB Season Highlights News Clips
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- 1976 Major League Baseball
Season Highlights - News Clips
From spring training to the Reds winning game 4 there is alot of great footage.
Also a clip at the end of Dr. J signing with the Sixers.
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NBC Sports
Big Red Machine !!! Last NL team to win the whole thing , Back To Back !!!!
46 years Baby !!💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
God bless this channel
you aint kidding unreal ...stuff I have never seen since I was a kid
I grew up in the 90s, when Joe Morgan was an announcer. Even in this old clip, he sounds exactly the same haha
33:00 Jack Harry with a preview of the ALCS
This is rare fantastic, and historic MLB material we all long to see more of.
Plenty of good seats at Comiskey Park.......
After listening to that intro with Joe Morgan, I still can't believe my Reds traded Tony Perez!
0:09 Joe Morgan
2:45 Dave Bristol
3:45 Brooks Robinson
4:40 Phillies spring training game
5:50 Larry Bowa
6:30 Rangers' manager or GM
7:20 Bobby Grich
8:30 Gaylord Perry
9:40 Rangers spring training game
10:20 Gerald Ford throws out opening day pitch
10:45 Indians player talks about Frank Robinson
6:30 is Frank Lucchesi, Rangers Manager
Brooks Robinson didn’t last 4 or 5 more years.
No he did not. I was surprised to hear him say that.
He lost his starting job early that year was gone before the end of the next season. I remember in 77 when Doug Decinces who replaced Brooks was injured. Brooks was hitting so bad that Earl Weaver put rookie Eddie Murray at 3rd for a couple of games!
@@eugeneodonnell4680I saw Brooks hit a ball deep in the hole at short. The shortstop bobbled it once, fumbled it again and still threw Brooks out. He was absolutely finished at that point.
When baseball was baseball !!!!
17:15 Rick Monday Grabs the Flag before some fools tried to burn it
22:05 1976 All Star Game Highlights
27:05 Minnie Minoso
34:20 Reds Phillies highlights
37:30 Royals Yankees Highlights
40:30 Reds Yankees Highlights
i love to see this on film.
Jim Catfish Hunter
Big John Mayberry
Included in this compilation is some precious, precious material: excerpts of the broadcasts of the League Championship Series and World Series on CBS Radio. How you came into these broadcasts in such clean shape is nothing short of a miracle, particularly for radio nostalgia buffs like me. Are these up for sale or can they be made available on UA-cam?
In any event, you are the purveyor of a broadcast goldmine.
This is all I have been able to find. Oh how we all wish there was more.
@20:43 - RIP Bird
You need to add video highlights of the 1976 California Angels (as the team was then called) in games played at Anaheim Stadium--and maybe at Yankee Stadium where Frank Tanana and the Angels were ahead 8-0 but had to settle for an 11-8 win in extra innings. (About 41 words without a single comma--lol!) I visited New York in 1976!
That was all I had at the time of putting this together.
Spoiler alert Brooks would not play for 5 more seasons after that one. He only played for one more season.
Awesome 👍
Cincinnati Reds back to back World Series Champion 🏆
Great post! Love those Texas Rangers road uniforms!
Those uni's bring back lots of memories watching the Rangers on KTVT 11 when it was an independent tv station.
I miss Eastern Airlines 🥺
BIG RED MACHINE! My God! When Morgan listed those players, It’s all hall of famers!
WFAA-TV, Dallas, TX
Year of my birth 😎
Gerald R. Ford 😅
Why does Brooks Robinson have such a small visor on his helmet? Wondered that for years….
We used to sit on the side by the visitors on deck circle from time to time at the Old Arlington Stadium.
We got to see the players up close when we did. You could see where the helmet was cut when Brooks Robinson was on deck. I found this quote from him "Back in the early seventies, the Commissioner's Office made it mandatory for anyone coming into the big leagues to wear an earflap on your helmet. If you were already in Major League Baseball you had a choice whether to do that or not. Of course, I wanted to wear the flap because it gave me more protection. But when I got the helmet with the flap and put it on, it seemed like the bill was a little longer than my normal hat and consequently when I went up to hit I could see the brim and part of the flap. It made me lose my concentration. I took care of it by taking a hacksaw blade and cut about one and a half inches off the brim and about half an inch off the flap. That's how I got my short brim."
@@mediadugout2684 great response! Thanks! Though I wasn’t a big O’s fan, they had one of the most respected and feared teams of the 70s! With the Robinsons, Powell, 4 twenty game winners in one year? Geez.
@Mark-yy2py Saw the Orioles just about every time they came through Arlington until 1982. Respected them as well. Funny thing was being a die-hard Bucs fan the one time I wanted to see them was with my Grandparents in 1979 at Three Rivers in the series. My Mom said wait until next year. Still waiting.
57:28 Chuck to the Bucs! & 28:32 interview
the reds were just great
Pretty cool to see teams wearing their regular uniforms during spring training. Just from memory, I wanna say that this changed sometime during the 80s… I tried googling it, but I can’t seem to find an answer.
Players wore regulation uniforms during spring training throughout the 80's and 90's. Don't know about after...
Julius Erving, that great baseball star...
Threw that in to see if anyone was watching.
The doctor!
My beloved Yankees