@2Stroke Tyson Deion did all that in the same day? Your recollection is a little different than mine lol

2Stroke Tyson meh

It was badass for sure.

@@hesterramirez6700 I have to fart

@2Stroke Tyson I was at that game! It was the day before my birthday, my girlfriend dumped me for another guy two weeks prior and my dad gave me Monday night Giants tickets to cheer me up. Giants lost 31-7 and fans started leaving in the 3rd quarter. Dad meant well, ha ha.

Daniel Egan this is nothing. nba footage from 2005 looks like it is from 1800s

Lol

@@thehuguenot5615 in comparison to WWII footage tho, that's mostly because war footage was shot on film and transfered by professionals; while 80s footage was taped from TV then uploaded to Ancient Internet in shitty bitrates

World War II footage is shot on movie quality film while TV stuff is shot on the cheapest quality Material. Just check out how well preserved episodes of the honeymooners are because that's one of the few shows that was actually shot on movie quality film

@@thehuguenot5615 and probably copied from VHS tapes 13 times before that

Sthu

Same

Lol, that sounds like me!!!!!

I'm feeling the exact same way!

Do you know if Davis got into the HF ballot ever?

He's got some skills!

You clearly haven’t been watching baseball too long if you think this is the worst camera quality

It's not the worst camera quality u millineal twap. It's a copied video. Many many times.

It's not the camera, its the medium. You think this actually what it looked like when it was broadcast?

Fantastic original comment. Bulshit follow-up comments. The quality of this picture the way it is now is crap. Everyone can see that. Woohoo so you all have also seen even worse camera quality. Wow. And no, nobody thinks this is what it looked like on television in 1986. Crap is just what it looks like now! You're all a bunch of dopes. Great comment Penelope Johnson. (And btw I'm 40 years old)

Its at 1:00 dipsh÷t

Wesley Hempoli it’s a 1 second difference who cares

Wesley Looks like you need a little hemp and some pol. Lighten up

Yes, good call. We have watched entirely too much Tv in our life Scoobs

@@hesterramirez6700 whats pol? Also the last thing we need right now is to be smoking anything. We need to keep our lungs healthy in case we contract the corona virus. Prepare for the worst, especially in situations like this.

Funny but he still should be in HOF... it was on his own team to win :)

"Put their money where their mouth is"

Holy shit that made me laugh

Hilarious!!!

That’s what I came here to say. So funny.

That's a bummer. Davis could have put the 99' Reds over the top.

​@@YogGroove That '99 Reds team was so good too. Sucks they had to lose to the Mets in a wild card tiebreaker game after being stuck in Milwaukee until like 2 AM due to a 6 hour rain delay to the game the previous night while the Mets were already asleep in the hotel in Cincinnati...

@@thomasrinschler6783 I was at all those Milwaukee games. (Got the tix as soon as they went on sale because it was originally supposed to be the close of County Stadium before the construction accident at Miller Park). That was one aggravating series.

Thomas Rinschler sounds like a lot of excuses to me 🤷🏼‍♂️

This is why the KZfaq comment section is awesome.. always find little gems like this!

aaaah.....actually, Belichick does just fine, where he is! (and being a BRONCOS FAN I AM not a Belichick fan)

QB sneak!

@@willi6880 Read Option*

I'd buy him a drink afterwards... just saying!

Didn't he have like an 0 for 50 skid during his final season as a player?

Counsell could hardly hit by the time he retired.

He was super clutch for the diamondbacks in the playoffs in 2001

@@redsox258 By getting HBP.

Tim Roswell and marlins in 1997

That's Pete Rose for you. He knew he didn't need a home run, and he didn't even try for a home run. He did was he did best for his entire, and amazing, career. He got the base hit. I really wish small-ball was a bigger part of today's MLB, because it seems like most of our current superstars swing for the fences at every at-bat, and I'm thinking, "dude, you just need to get on base!", and then they whiff and strike out.

Yeah. That was some bullshit, Davis getting ejected.

I’ve seen this fight about 50 times.. the only logical conclusion I can make was that ray knight wanted to win so bad he was pissed off Davis was safe at third so he nudged him out of frustration. Davis nudged back and ray knight goes full cheap shot artist. Especially cheap if you consider the Ump was holding Davis and ray knight was an amateur boxer. I’m a Mets fan too... but the reds kinda deserve something after 73 when Pete rose did buddy harrelson dirty on an unnecessary take out slide. Maybe this was karma.

What most of you don't know is Davis slid into 3rd & started talking shit to Knight & he supposedly spit on Knight. Knight reacted.

Knight was always a jerk.

AjaxEddiefan your out of your mind if you think that was a cheap shot

💯

Eric Davis was a powerful hitter no doubt.

When he's healthy he's insane. Can hit, can hit for power, and a really fast dude too. Would have been an automatic HoF guy had he stayed healthier.

@@johndotcue For Sure. Eric the Red had the quickest swing of any baseball player ever (along with Sheffield). He had power, speed, good defensively, and he was a good guy.

To this day he is the only player to steal 80 bases in a season and hit 37 home runs in a season and the crazy thing is he missed at least 30 games in both seasons! If he was healthy he probably could have 50 home runs and 100 stolen bases.

Free Pete..

Mets had more fights than any other team

Probably bc he's BLACK, AM I RIGHT OR AM I RIGHT????? THE OPPRESSION.

Lol Patrick...drawing a line in the dirt is a major offense in baseball

@@joelschantz5585 My guess is that Patrick was talking about the guy who got punched after stealing third. Not Strawberry.

@Dan Critz - I love how vague he was. I thought he was talking about Davis too but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Joel Schantz mans really just conflating black people out here

Right on!!!!!!!

Yes. Not so much at the time but we don't here much about him since

I would say under appreciated more than underrated. I hated that the knock on him was that he couldn’t stay healthy. Yet, his injuries usually came from him going balls-out on the field. Dude was a beast before the World Series injury. That’s why expectations were so high when he was traded to the Dodgers. We all knew what he was capable of from having already done it before with Cincinnati.

I keep saying this: they should stop letting criminals rate players.

Forgot about Eric Davis - great player. I was a big Reds fan for many years. So many good players. George Foster with that black bat and his line drive homeruns (pre steroid era) might be my favorite ever.

very streaky and enough at the wrong times that fans couldn’t appreciate him. If he was mister may or mister october, he’d have more appreciation. He had a big october in 1990, but so did hatcher and Sabo.

Fun fact #3: Pete Rose is the last player manager in the mlb

@@bigpoison408#bringthemback

Foster striking out 80% of the time was what started the chain of events that got his released. Sitting on the bench during the brawl was the last straw.

And Mookie wound up punching Gullickson to get him off Mitchell. You can see him holding up Mitchell's leg in a cradle. Also that A hole John Denny took a couple of cheap shots at Mitchell while he was being held down by Browning and Gullickson. He had been pummeling Soto when those 3 pitchers jumped him. Denny then started to go after Carter but one forearm to Denny's throat stopped him. Carter was trying to be a peacemaker in this brawl. Parker went from throwing guys around to being a peacemaker when Carter and Denny squared off then back to trying to reignite the brawl with Knight! Knight wouldn't back down either, despite Parker's huge size!

Trumpenstein fucking Met douches

Jim lmao that would be great

Just reading that in the title u knew this would be great

Lmao he stands as good a chance as the rest of the Tigers lineup

The real drama would be if he could beat the throw to first from the warning track

But first the tigers need to keep it close and not lose by 4 every game

Delta State - Gulf South Conference; I used to cover West Georgia.

Even my highschool field was better than the shit they played on back then. Can't imagine playing pro ball on one of those sandlots. And no, you're not supposed to be able to bounce a baseball like a goddamn bouncy ball...

Mike seriously when he bounced it like that I got concerned. That’s how a baseball bounces on concrete lol definitely don’t wanna play on that field lol

@@matthewroberts6280 This game was at Riverfront Stadium, one of the old multi-purpose Astroturf stadiums like Veterans Stadium in Philly or Three Rivers in Pittsburgh. Most of them played like concrete with a thin carpet. (The Vet was pretty infamous for the multitude of ACL tears and knee injuries football players would suffer, including one WTF moment where Wendell Davis *had both kneecaps collapse at the same time*.)

Pete Rose could have bet on anything else. There's a big sign in each clubhouse that says "Don't bet on baseball games where you have a duty to perform; do so, and you will be declared permanently ineligible," or words to that effect. Pete Rose knew this. Pete Rose was too selfish to care; he can go sit in the corner, for all I care. Sometimes it's better for everybody else to have an example to point at so that you can say, "see that? Don't cross this line, or we will do likewise. And don't even begin to think that you're too important for us to ban you, because we banned Pete F'n Rose, even though he's now an old man, so you can guarantee that we'll follow through on your journeyman ass." This is best for everybody.

@ironduke0775 ikr

@@davidlamb1107 blah blah. It's what he did on the counts. What he did on the DIAMOND counts.

@cacable7 Amen. Rose got off lightly, tbh.

They are very cool. Yes.

I miss pre-interleague MLB.

@@jeremyrafuse5330 you got that right..it was more of a cheap shot.

@@jeremyrafuse5330 you can tell Knight has fast hands and trained in boxing, regardless if you think it was a sucker punch...which I don't...I do think Knight started the fight and threw the first punch...but just because you start the fight and throw the first punch doesn't make it a sucker punch.

@@PlasticPellets No pellet head, he can NOT even throw a good punch. He's amateur alright, if that !

PlasticPellets so you don’t think it’s a sucker punch when you punch someone who is literally being held back and unable to fight back?

Well if you watch Roughned Odor. He tagged Bautista pretty good lol.

I was a 12 year old at this game...out in right field where we had a good view of Dave Parker dropping that ball. I'm a life long Reds fan, but since we lived in southern WV, we didn't see many games. Dad would pick a series ever year for us to go to and in '86 it was this one. I've hated Ray Knight ever since.

Go back a little further than that, Aaron... they didn't like each other back in the early 70s either! Lol

@@georgeanthony7282yep! Bud Harrelson and Pete Rose got into a fight at second base during the NLCS and both were allowed to remain in the game!

blake lawson He’s the right guy to talk about it

That name just works for some reason

Donovan Dey yeah and Abraham Lincoln was the one doing the documentary.

What did he say? “Don’t do cocaine unless you want to hit the ball like I did”?

@@boataxe4605 “The part I loved best was feeling the crack [of the bat] when I got a hit.”

theres no footage of that

I mean they made a whole documentary on it, I don't know what Jomboy could say that hasn't already been said.

Jomboy Media can you please do a breakdown of the controversial infield fly call in the 2012 NL wild card game that caused braves fans to trash the field

@@JomboyMedia I have always wondered why I could not find no footage of this game on KZfaq. Why did they not record it?

@@ryanthompsonthompson820 It was probably broadcast on local TV in San Diego. If it was recorded on tape at all, the tape would have been wiped a few years later to record new stuff. It may not have even been taped though.

ehatt600 This needs to be the top comment

You're not bullshitting. They had some straight up wild animals.

When the book on the history of that team comes out, so help me I will be the first person in line to buy it

@@yell0wberry 'The Bad Guys Won' is a great book about the 1986 Mets. This fight is talked about in one chapter...

Yeah, you never wanna fight a bunch of coked up losers

I wish the Mets today had this type of fire and aggressiveness

One of the top 3 hitters ever to play baseball.... ever.

firing em up

He did nothing wrong.

True!!

Fat Eric Gregg was the worst Ump in the history of MLB.

@@stevenroland7472 possibly #1 and #2 worst by volume.

Eric Gregg also had the strangest, most unrealistic perception of what the strike zone was of just about any home plate ump ever. Here' s a small sampling from the 1997 post-season: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a5-JnLxhuLGxYXU.html

yeah, you shoulda seen him in the 1960's!!!!!!!!

One of the best players in baseball history. Not because of talent alone, but because he realized he wasn't as talented as some of the greatest and worked his @$$ off. Which resulted in him being better than many of the greats. He couldn't even play or coach in the MLB today because he'd end up fighting these divas that don't run out a hit.

Thanks, I was momentarily confused by that, too. He meant "pinch hits himself".

@@aboxofbroken8tracks983 Is it true he did this just to stay on the player union health plan?

Wayne Naida They weren’t

Not a chance anyone can hit those. Fastball outside the plate. Whats he supposed to do.

Would have liked a better view and clearer picture. However they may have crossed the plate fair and kept tailing to the catcher's left.

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I feel like the Mets have always been disabled when it comes to throwing base stealers out. Awful.

Yep strike!

According to Thorn and Palmer's early work on Defensive Wins, Keith is the greatest fielding 1B of all-time (to that time, anyhow). George Sisler is a distant 2nd. If Bill Mazeroski is in the Hall solely for his glove, Keith's glove should get him there, too. Plus of course, winning a batting title and a co-MVP, winning two World Series (with clutch performances in both game 7s) and going 5-for-5 when the Mets were (unsuccessfully) trying to sweep St. Louis and stay alive in the last week in 1985.

Easy. He was a player-manager. That means he's a player and a manager.

Why you think they wear uniforms too

Because he is the all time hits leader.

He bet the over

Because he's the greatest hitter of all time

another 1/2... Dave Conception would have been in the HOF if he was on a lesser team.

That's Eric Gregg. Struggled with weight his entire career.

Back when punches were fully indended to land.

Fastfunpoker Jamie Knowing those Mets, that “passion” mainly was aggression due to being high on cocaine, though.

Matthew Bolin yes and don’t forget the pitchers expected their infielders to be hopped up on amphetamines.. I guess they wanted it more.

You might be illiterate also.

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