Harry was a legend. He made it fun to watch even when the Cubs were losing. It wasn't all about him, he genuinely wanted the fans along for the ride.

The world needs more Harry Caray’s!

Growing up in Chicago, this man is a legend. May he rest in peace.

This is for you Harry! we won!

What a great clip. "l never missed a day,.... I never missed a night either". I'd say he was fun to be around. Both Legendary.

What a tremendous broadcaster's voice, and a helluva regular guy. Rest easy, Harry...

he was just such a fun loving guy. wish he could have been here to see us finally win it all.

I LOVE Harry Caray. Best broadcaster of alltime

This man was an absolute national treasure.

Just imagine the stories that commentators like Harry Caray and Ernie Harwell could tell, the players that they have seen. I have been a lifelong Tigers fan, and a fan of Ernie Harwell...he was the voice of Michigan summers. Commentators like Caray and Harwell cannot be replaced.

"If you were a hot dog, and you were starving, would you eat yourself?"

I don't know a thing about baseball, and this is the first time I've encountered Mr. Harry Caray - but for some reason I love this man. He's obviously spent a LOT of time hearing his voice greatly amplified. His enunciation is incredible - I rely a bit on lip-reading, so they way he speaks is like having captions on and in bold. He seems like the sort of guy who, had he lived to see 2020, could make me feel alright about how the year has gone.

I'm a lifelong Cards fan (born in 82), but I grew up watching the Cubs on WGN because it was the only baseball I could watch on TV. We didn't get much Cardinals baseball on TV where I'm from. My grandpa (a Yanks fan) and I used to love listening to Harry call the ball games. I miss those days. Harry was such an awesome man.

Harry Caray's dancing in heaven right now over the Cubs win!

He's smiling from heaven tonight!

I grew up listening to Harry calling the Cardinals games in St. Louis. . .Couldn't believe it when they fired him. . .At one time in the 60's the Cardinals had a fantastic announce booth consisting of Harry Caray, Jack Buck, and Joe Garagiola. . .I loved listening to all three calling a Cardinals game. . .Even when the team wasn't doing well, Harry made the game fun to listen to. . .Those were the days. . .

Damn I miss this guy. We love ya Harry. This is the year!

One of the reasons I became a Cubs fan in 84'.

R.I.P. Harry We did it.. we won!!

I'm a Cardinals fan from St. Louis and I wish Harry Caray would have been alive for the Cubs world series win. He was a class act.

I miss that old man every single Cubs game. Harry converted me when I was 11 years old and I'd give anything if he had gotten to see the Cubs in sweet 2016. Thanks, Harry, here's to you.

Harry is the best of them all. He called it like he saw it. If your to young I'm sorry you missed out. Not Anyone in this day and age comes close to his greatness.

"I started in 45 and Scully started in 48, so he's close." 30 years later, Scully is still in the booth for one last season.

"When they hired me they told me it was a temporary job". Harry will always be an ultimate legend. CUBS WIN CUBS WIN

I grew up in Chicago born in 1970 and it seems like he was always talking in the background everywhere we went. He was a character when getting his buzz on, players would be running around the bases and he wouldn't be paying attention off talking to Jim and Nancy from Wasgeegan, Wisconsin on their 50th anniversary or something besides what was happening on the field. Hilarious and classic !! Hey Hey Hey !!

Legend. I grew up with Harry as the voice of my Cubbies. His legend lives on in the Windy City.

Well, this is simply the greatest thing ever.

He was awesome ! Still relevant today

bet he could see the future with those glasses...

God i miss the 7th inning stretch.. Harry was an icon...

My grandma would take me to 1 cub game a year. She adored Harry. One trip he gave her a kiss through the security fence. She never stopped talking about that the rest of her life.

God Bless Harry! He brought up Ernie Harwell first. Overlooked by the majority of the fans, outside Detroit. If you never heard Ernie, you missed a great, wonderful and knowledgeable fan.

Ohh the good ole days, wish I could go back to that era...

Being from Milwaukee, I’m a Brewer and Uecker loyalist. However, some of my warmest memories as a kid were watching Ch. 9 WGN Cubs day games in my grandma and grandpa’s living room in LaPorte, In. There was something comforting hearing Harry call a game. Go Brewers...

Love visiting Chicago, one of my highlights was going to Wrigley and singing along with Harry Caray take me out to the ballgame, they don't make them like that anymore

Miss him and Santo, loved listening to em'.

Growing up in St. Louis, Harry Caray was baseball. Went to bed every night listening to Harry calling the Cardinals.

Thanks so much for posting this. I watched and recorded it live in the summer of '86 but somewhere along the line (through too many moves and too many different cities/towns), I lost the recording. It's so great to hear it again!

Man I wish I could go back to these days for awhile.

RIP, Harry,what a great person,and a legend.

Ty Don Giller for regularly posting these memorable videos 🙏☮️💖

The Hubble Telescope was modeled after those glasses.

Such an iconic voice. It is just as much a part of the history of baseball as the baseball itself.

They did it Harry!!!

Loved hearing his play by play!

this man is a real class act in every sense of the word. they don't make guys like this man anymore! Go Harry !!!!!

This guy was before my time but I can tell: Harry Caray was the man.

I bet Harry was a lot of fun to go drinking with! I moved to Chicago long after he was gone. Wish I could have met him.

Thanks for posting this! I LOVE HARRY!

We did it Harry carry! This is for you! ...

Hey! Dr. If the moon was made of bbq spare ribs I would eat it. Hell, I'd even go in for seconds and then wash it down with a bud light!

Loved that! World needs more of this these days! I remember when WGN would broadcast a good 90% of those games! Those were the days…..

Will Ferrell brought me here...

Thanks for this. Go Cubs Go!!!

Thanks for all of it Harry!

Miss this man’s voice and commentary.

you made so many people laugh and enjoy baseball you will never be forgottenRIP!

Awesome! I watched WGN in Indiana he was GREAT!

Hey Harry! They did it! :')

As a kid I remember him saying so many times: "I'm A cubs fan and a Bud man and I hope you are too." Took me a few years, but I became one:)

Too bad he never never got to see the Cubs play in the World Series. If only he could of held on for 20 more years.

great great interview.

Legendary American. Legendary Chicagoan. Just the best. An all time classic man. I love their whole generation. God bless.

What a beautiful man this was

What great days were those. Dammit i miss these ole days.

Best Will Ferrell impression

We miss you HARRY!

Always loved Cubs baseball and Harry was a big part of that. He was there every game. The Cubs spent a lot of time in the basement but even when they were in last place he announced the games as though they were in the series.

I wish more people were aware of his stellar performances before the stroke and age took its toll.

I love this video. Such a wholesome guy.

Will Ferrell SNL brought me here.

The fact that I ACTUALLY MET HARRY! And he was the greatest..brought me here.

I went to Carey’s restaurant in Chicago years ago. Sadly, he had already passed away. I wanted to meet him. But I was too late. The food was great however! The steak 🥩 was 2 inches thick. The biggest steak 🥩 I ever saw on a plate! I thought to myself Chicago people like to live big. This is the big city and the steaks are big, too. I’m from a smaller city. So I highly recommend his restaurant! The food and atmosphere were fantastic but he wasn’t around anymore so that was my only regret. God Bless Harry Carey! What a Character! A good man who is missed. 👏🏻😎

awww cute interview! Go Cubs!

Love his voice, reminds me of the good ol days of MLB 😇😇😇

Will Ferrell’s caricature was just so deliciously warped. But judging by the thumbnail of this video, the real thing looks like someone I want to hug and laugh along with him.

He is so cute! Love him and miss him!

My first time seeing harry caray, was when we first git cable tv in south ga in the 1980s. Flipping through channels i cane upon wgn and harry singing take me out to the ball game.

I learned about this gentleman when I came here in the US , in 2004. Lived in Chicago , listening to 97.9 The Loop with Johnny B. ( his second stint with the station) and he was playing bits of audio with Harry Caray

Hey Harry, we did it. This Bud's for you my friend.

What a joyful person. RIP Harry.

An American treasure! Miss you Harry!

The Mayor of Rush Street, and not ashamed to admit it!!

As a kid listening to Bob and Tom skits on the radio, the impersonations of Harry Carry were always smile inducing. "HEY!!!......."

what a voice

So great ... what a fantastic personality! Perfect for the Cubs.

Never missed a game, never missed an inning. Thats a good, old-fashion work ethic.

Harry seems like the most fun guy to hang out with

What a class act. They don't make guys like that any more.

" what do you think I've been doing for the last half hour waiting to come on" 😂

They finally did it HArry!

Old Harry's spirit cheered when the Cubbies won the World Series this year.

One of the reasons I had to visit that ballpark!

Harry, the best. 😍

I love Harry cary, i could listen to him & loose intrest in the games,that's howgreat an entertainer he was!!! I sure miss him!!!

From a phillies fan lucky enough to hear Harry Kalas call the world series in 2008, you just wish so hard that Harry Caray coulda somehow been around to call the Cubs this year. If you believe in heaven you bet the man was looking down, cheering his brains out!

Sure as God made Green Apples We did it!

We did it Harry, I’ll see you very soon.

Legend :)

First game back same seat next to his held steve stone, we did the stretch without him, but wanted to do it good, i remember - and that last one without him was the best and we all cried knowing its over. And we never needed a reward to tell us the joy we felt with eacother