I agree. However between the baseball writers not liking him very much, a chaotic and embarrassing personal life and borderline hof numbers from spending his entire career in 2 of the worst hitting parks in the majors, it is probably unlikely.
Sure, he was National League MVP, 2 time All star game MVP, and 2 time NLCS MVP. And i think he still have the record for most games played in a row in NL. He totally belongs to HOF.
12:58 Lawrence Welk (who directed an ensemble for the national anthem for this game) is interviewed by Tim McCarver. McCarver delivered absolutely the worst joke ever at the end of the interview when he says that there will be a lot of "uh-one-and-a-two" counts tonight. Even Lawrence Welk winced a bit at the joke
It's so nice hearing my Earl of Baltimore calling some of the game, my first time seeing him was as a kid on 33rd street Memorial Stadium. I am sorry but Reggie Jackson annoys me something terrible, he said turning doubles into double plays???? What, he was talking about Craig Nettles, but that's only one of many things he said that was idiotic.
@@jasonbertalotto2355 I think the Tigers would have been a favorite. But I think the Cubs VS Tigers would have been a better series. I have forgiven the Padres for crushing my dreams in 84 as a boy and I admire how they fought back. However, I do think the 84 Cubs were the better team. The 84 Tigers vs 84 Cubs would have been amazing (again, I think it's fair to say the Tigers would have been the favorite...but not by a mile)
Then the Detroit Tigers kicked your teams ass all over the field. Plus in 2016 the Cubs won the World Series! The Padres have never won anything. Until then.
Garvey not being in The Hall of Fame is a travesty. I mean look at his Stats compared to Ozzie Smith??? Ozzie does not belong anywhere near the Hall... Guy has minor league Stats.
Lollar throwing 93 in ‘84 is about 96 to 98 MPH on today’s BS radar gun readings (measuring velocity 50 feet from home plate). Yes kids, Pitchers actually threw 100 in 1984.
Damn what a GREAT series, and Steve Garvey should be in the HOF, He accomplished a LOT!
I agree. However between the baseball writers not liking him very much, a chaotic and embarrassing personal life and borderline hof numbers from spending his entire career in 2 of the worst hitting parks in the majors, it is probably unlikely.
Sure, he was National League MVP, 2 time All star game MVP, and 2 time NLCS MVP. And i think he still have the record for most games played in a row in NL. He totally belongs to HOF.
Iam so lucky to have met him many times, Steve Garvey is the best clutch hitter ever!
He has timely hitting that gives his team critical wins
12:58 Lawrence Welk (who directed an ensemble for the national anthem for this game) is interviewed by Tim McCarver. McCarver delivered absolutely the worst joke ever at the end of the interview when he says that there will be a lot of "uh-one-and-a-two" counts tonight. Even Lawrence Welk winced a bit at the joke
Thank you so much for this! Any chance you have Game 3? It's the only one I can't locate. Again, don't mean to sound unappreciative - this is great!
Only 10 years of Age first started playing the best game ever.
1:06 Bob Uecker would say "Juust a bit outside."
I was out in outfield in this game
the more I hear todays announcers the more I miss DD
I mean you could make a case he was HOF good as a broadcaster.
If Steve Garvey ever gets into the Hall of Fame it will be because of this game.
Only one other man has never been elected who had more All-Star seasons than Garvey. (Among those who were clean)
Garvey batted 4 HR in 1978 NLCS. I think that is still a record.
I liked Reggie and Earl as analysts.
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It's so nice hearing my Earl of Baltimore calling some of the game, my first time seeing him was as a kid on 33rd street Memorial Stadium. I am sorry but Reggie Jackson annoys me something terrible, he said turning doubles into double plays???? What, he was talking about Craig Nettles, but that's only one of many things he said that was idiotic.
that game 5 shouldve been played at wrigley.I guarentee it wouldve been a different result.Cubs wouldve never blown that lead.
Its amazing how many former Yankee and Dodger players are on these teams. I guess that's why they were so good.
Steve Garvey. Craig nettles Tim Lollar some Phillies also gossage with Yankees
@@ricardolozano5356 Don’t forget Davey Lopes and Ron Cey
Steve Garvey had a monster game.
So did Jody Davis. Only Garvey walked it off.......
World Titles by Franchise: Chicago Cubs 3. San Diego Padres 0. :)
@J T 1 Were there other Cub Buster shirts worn that day? Must have been a critical game for the Padres
@@travismcdonald6576 Cubs would have been no match for the Tigers in the WS anyway
@@jasonbertalotto2355 I think the Tigers would have been a favorite. But I think the Cubs VS Tigers would have been a better series.
I have forgiven the Padres for crushing my dreams in 84 as a boy and I admire how they fought back. However, I do think the 84 Cubs were the better team. The 84 Tigers vs 84 Cubs would have been amazing (again, I think it's fair to say the Tigers would have been the favorite...but not by a mile)
The Cubs only have 3 fall classics?? ugh! They been in MLB for more than 120 year and only got 3?!!
Even in 1984....Tim McCraver was annoying
Even in 1984 Tim McCarver was great
We Are the San Diego Padres. Compadre
Then the Detroit Tigers kicked your teams ass all over the field. Plus in 2016 the Cubs won the World Series! The Padres have never won anything. Until then.
Well, xinga to madre.
Imagine Jayce Tingler managing this team. The Padres wouldn’t have even made the postseason.
Just a few days before a fatal john Orr arson nearby the stadium
Garvey not being in The Hall of Fame is a travesty. I mean look at his Stats compared to Ozzie Smith??? Ozzie does not belong anywhere near the Hall... Guy has minor league Stats.
Lollar throwing 93 in ‘84 is about 96 to 98 MPH on today’s BS radar gun readings (measuring velocity 50 feet from home plate).
Yes kids, Pitchers actually threw 100 in 1984.