Wow I can't believe how classy this organization was in retiring the old stadium.

My brother and I were there for that game and it was truly special. I lost my brother a few years back but the one thing I can always look back on with fond memories was me and him going to 33rd Street and watching the O`s.

Abe Simpson: "Johnny Unitas, now that's a haircut you can set your watch to."

What a wonderful tribute to Orioles baseball at Memorial Stadium. To see Earl Weaver a the final person in an O's uniform come out was an amazing and emotional sight.

Watching this in 2019. With tears in my eyes, I remember this like it was yesterday. To be an Orioles fan is to love the team. This is my childhood. What a moment.

I weep every time I see it. And I've only watched it about 100 times.

My dad and I were able to make it to the second to last game the day before. The next day watching this game and intro had my dad reliving his childhood. What memories we had. Miss you dad!

I was at this game, I grew up watching the Orioles and Colts play here in Memorial Stadium. Great memories some sad and some happy. Damn shame what my city has become.

Watching this reminds me of how GREAT this franchise was and can be again. No reason why Oriole Magic can't return, and it WILL! No doubt!

I still get chills....and tears.

Those Oriole teams of the 70's and early to mid 80's were simply a fans dream. Family. Real tears watching this.

What a season to remember, all those amazing players, having Bob Turley who opened Memorial Stadium and Mike Flanagan who closed it standing on the mound together, to alot of the big name players from 54 to 91 (Bob Turley, Boog Powell, Frank Robinson, Brooks Robinson, Cal Ripkin, Jim Palmer, and all of the other names), to the World Series teams of 1966 and 1983, to Earl Weaver on the field again, to Rick Dempsey leading an Orioles Cheer for the final time, to personal childhood memories, and to hear Rex Barney say his iconic "Thank You" there for the last time, it was truly a memorable day. I was lucky enough to be there for the day before, but couldn't get tickets for the final day. What great memories of a grand old lady and a bonifide field of dreams. Rest Easy old girl and Thank you for the memories.

My goodness....the great Chuck Thompson was about 80 years old at the time of this broadcast....and he sounds just as good then as when he was the Birds regular announcer during their heyday in the late 60s and early 70s.....

Nice to hear Jon Miller again. Bought the 13-game Sunday ticket plan to make sure I could go to this game, which I attended with my brother. I can still picture Mike Flanagan slowly (very slowly) walking in from the bullpen in the 9th inning, and see his footprints on the infield dirt.

This is awesome! I was only 4 when this occurred but I grew up on stories my father and uncles told me about Memorial stadium and remember passing by it in the car. Proud past right here. :)

This is actually my video and soon ill upload it at better quality but every time i watch it i get tears....Memorial Stadium is where most of my Orioles best memories came from, Not knocking Camden Yards because that place is the blue print for modern parks today but memorial is where Orioles Magic happen.

I love this. I was there. Still have the tickets (cased and autographed by Palmer, Weaver, and B. Robinson) and a jacket that I bought that day. Also the program.

I didnt go to THIS game...but was at the last OPENING DAY game at Memorial Stadium...and plenty in between. My sister Terri passed away in feb of this yr and she and I shared MAAAAAAAANY memories at Memorial Stadium....I cant even think about that ball park without thinking of her. I miss her and I miss the awsome times we had at Memorial Stadium. Love U Terri!!!!

Give this fan a contract!

I can remember being there with my dad and both of us kept saying "We can get through this without crying and totally losing it." We both lost it as soon as Brooksie was shown in the dugout. All I kept thinking was that I never saw anyone jump so high as he did after the O's won the 1966 World Series.

I only went to one game at Memorial Stadium, in 1980, but I am enjoying watching the way they did the last game there. I grew up in New Jersey, and I went to the last game at Connie Mack Stadium (formerly Shibe Park) in Philadelphia in 1970. My dad took me to the game, and I was 15 years old. Shibe Park opened in 1909, and the Athletics and then the Phillies played there. Before the game had even finished, people were tearing the stadium apart. They walked out with rows of seats and everything else they could dismantle (I have a bolt that used to hold seats together, that's all). When the game ended, people (I don't want to call them "fans") poured onto the field. The players ran for their lives into the clubhouses. My dad said, "We'd better get out of here." I admire the way the Baltimore fans behaved at the last game at Memorial Stadium and the way the club honored the former and current Orioles.

John Miller’s voice is so iconic

Was there the day before and watched this one on the tube of course. Great memories.

Me and my best friend James Robert's watched this together may he rest in peace.

I watched this back in '91. Hadn't seen it since before now. Thanks!

sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet! is this heaven? no its memorial stadium. I miss it , those were the days , rip johnny thanks Brooks.

So many of these old Orioles are gone.. very sad..

Thanks for posting this...with all that has been happening here and around the world, it is nice to just bask in such happy memories. I like to say Jim Palmer and I were rookies together--I was five or six when he came up. What a team that was; when I see that shot of Brooks at third as Frank runs by...well, grown men do cry.

Thank you to Tim for posting this. I grew up in Baltimore and spent many a summer night witnessing the magic of the incredible guys who wore the Oriole uniform. What a memorable time at Memorial Stadium!!

I never was an Orioles fan but I’m a huge baseball fan and remember Brooks Robinson , Earl Weaver, Cal Ripken Jr.

I'm not crying, you're crying :-)

All those stars on the field at one time. What a great way to close Memorial Stadium.

Got the chills win Brooks Robinson came running out to 3rd.

A lot of memories in that place ❤️

I had to come back to this video to see Brooks Robinson go out to third base. May he rest in peace. I always enjoy seeing these great Oriole legends. Thanks for the upload.

Thanks very much for posting this video. I was there with my young son. A day I will never forget!

I was pissed at my Dad for us leaving after the final out, I wish I was there for post game ceremonies. The Orioles were not the last baseball team to call Memorial home, the AA Bowie Baysox played there next year. Tippy's Cantina, run by former Oriole pitcher and then Towson U. baseball coach Tippy Martinez was the minor league version of Boog's Barbecue that year.

Thanks a lot for posting this video. I wish there were one without Scott and Keith ruining the post-game farewell ceremony.

I was there . 9 years old and u still remember..

I truly miss #19, he was the best.............. ever!

My brother-in-law took my nephew to that game. My sister had a girl scout outing and my brother-in-law took my nephew to McDonalds. When he picked the test up he said "look what I found" and had 2 tickets to the game. That little guy was so excited. He made my brother-in-law stop by the house so they could record the game before they went to the stadium. He also took him to the first game at The Yard.

Thanks so much, I turned off the game just before it was over never realizing what was to transpire. Now some 20+ years later I get to see all the old Orioles honored. Did I miss Paul Blair?

Wow that brought out some emotions. Been a long time since that day and the many days I spent out in the left field bleachers. Camden Yards is a worthy successor, let's add some World series banners there now.

Thank you Tim for posting this video. I miss that stadium.

No matter how many times you watch this, it gets ya every time.. Go O's!

Thank you for sharing. 13:34 - Fair winds and following seas - Godspeed Lee "Big Bopper" May. ~ S/F

It was something about driving to the game as a kid and when you saw a glimpse of the upper deck and you knew you were close. The way they painted the seats if someone told you they were blue seats you knew they were the good close ones .

I was about 4 or 5 years old back in the 80's ('86, '87 or '88) my parents took me and my brother to Memorial Stadium to watch our very first ball game. I would cry every time the crowd cheered cuz i didn't like the loud noise of the crowed every time they cheered in response to what was going on the baseball field.

Imagine how much money the O's spent on bringing all these guys in and then dressing them in all full, personalized uniforms!

Thank you for sharing this

I don't remember which podcast I was listening to today, but this was mentioned on one of the shows. I have no attachment to the Orioles but even for me this was emotional as I saw all these players in person or on tv.

Loved that old dump!

What I love about this they were the uniform when they played for the Orioles

I remember back in 1987 when my father allowed me to stay up and watch the the first no Hitter in Milwaukee Brewers history at Memorial Stadium.

THANK YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOU

Thank I had this taped too. Likemost iof us in Balt.

I was there---when Brooks trotted onto the field accompanied by that stirring music I lost it!! God I was blinking the tears away throughout that entire ceremony--unforgettable!!

Walking to our seats before the game, I spotted Boog. OK, he's often at games, so that wasn't a big deal. But then I saw Dempsey, who was supposed to be at the Brewers game. At that point, I turned to my friend and said "Oh, they're planning something special!"

I was there. Fond memories.

I was there. Seems like yesterday but also like it was 100 years ago.

I loved going to 33rd Street.

Dedicated as a memorial to all who so valiantly fought in the world wars with eternal gratitude to those who made the supreme sacrifice to preserve equality and freedom throughout the world -time will not dim the glory of their deeds. I miss reading this. This, I believe was the source of the magic for the O's.

Had Johnny U come out in uniform and thrown a pass to Raymond Berry the place would have exploded.

RIP to the greatest ,brooks robinson.

I was about a month old when this went down.

Crying like a baby watching this. Ripken...BUY THIS TEAM! We'll never win a pennant under Angelos.

Damn shame what's happened to this team. Love our Os!

I remember this game.

So cool!!

Where did the time go. Thanks Tim

I believe that "Magic" song is from the Broadway show, starring Doug Henning.

47 YEARS

Thank yooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooou

There for the end...and thethere for the end...and the beginninng.

I'm telling you boys and girls, when Rick Dempsey starts spelling out Orioles and the fans start in? You just can't buy that kind of loyalty. -mikenotpaula.

me n joe camped out for tickets tim and was on tv im looking for coverage of it cant find any they filmed us playing football

Detroit copied this pretty much in 1999 when they closed Tiger Stadium.. I cried being there and ya know, I even had tears watching this and the Orioles. If you lived these years and love baseball you cannot help it.

Memorial Stadium back in the in late 80's. Catch a foul ball and hear...."Give that fan a contract!"

Schmoke was a joke as mayor....but even could not ruin this great day

needed Ken singleton,Benny Ayala n Steve stone

I went to one of the games against the Blue Jays at the end of August and shipped out to Germany the next day

Before big $$ forever changed the game. Ballpark was affordable for working families. Stadiums were named after heroes and not financial conglomerates.

I was age 6 then.

Starts around 7:30

22:13 - Looks like Dennis Martinez (#30) got permission from the Expos to be there.

Cool, against my Tigers….

HOW MANY YEARS

The Pirates won two game 7 world series games here.

Angelo's ruined baseball in Baltimore