RIP Whitey, Yogi, Scooter and Tim!

That was such a pleasure to watch. Russert was so excited that you couldn't have wiped that grin off his face if you tried. Not very often you get to meet your idols and actually sit down and talk for an hour. What a treat!

I miss Tim Russert. He was a class act.

I could watch and listen to these guys talk for hours and hours. I miss Yogi.

Sadly all dead now, but a great group including Tim.

I was a left-handed pitcher and my dad loved Whitey Ford above all his Yankee Heroes. Thank you for this priceless piece. Baseball was truely America's pastime in those days.

Best baseball conversation i've seen. Love it when Whitey said regarding Jackson, "Reggie, Ted Williams hit .215 off me lifetime; what makes you think you'd have been able to hit me" priceless

What a great conversation Tim Russert is like a kid in a candy store

Now I know why they call them the good ole days

10, 8 & 16.....ask anyone, they'll know who those legendary pinstripe numbers belong to. I'm 68, but I was 10 in 62 when I went to the Stadium for the 1st time.Yogi hit 2 homeruns that day. Been a Yankee fan ever since . Great video & interview by Mr. Russert.

Yogi was and is a national treasure and icon. I'm a Yankee fan for life. I miss Tim

sure do miss Tim Russert. The last great journalist for sure.

Tim Russert was awesome....

These are typical old school guys. I love this show.

This so great to capture these men after Baseball ...So great so Sad they are all gone !!!

These guys are so great to listen too--Its History

Man, Tim is having the best time of his life. My only complaints are that the show was too short and I wish other Yankees legends were there. Bobby Richardson and Tony Kubik would have been nice. Here is a story, strange but absolutely true. In our local Goodwill store, I found a VHS tape called Pinstripe Power. All about the 1961 Yankees. Great video, highly recommended. Anyway, there are lots of interviews with Yankees players from that era. So, I started looking these guys up, starting with Johnny Blanchard. I wanted to get a mailing address and hopefully get an autograph. Well, I saw that Johnny had passed away. Needless to say, I was disappointed and discouraged. I didn't look up any other players. Now, about a week or so later, I went back in the Goodwill store and immediately I see four baseballs in cases on the counter and I focused right in one one. It was signed "Johnny Blanchard World Champs 1961 1962". The price... $5.00. Holy cow. The other baseballs were signed by Tom Tresch, Tommy John, and one more that I can't remember. Anyway, I got Johnny Blanchard. So, I begin looking up these guys again. I found that Bobby Richardson is living in South Carolina, I get a phone number and call it. Bobby answered the phone. He gave me his address, I mailed him two baseballs, he autographed them, "Bobby Richardson #1 Yankees 55-66 1960 WS MVP." Great guy to talk to, a fine Christian man. Anyway, that's my story. Like I said, the absolute truth. Ya gotta love the 1961 Yankees. Rest in Peace Johnny, Ralph, Yogi, Elston, Roger, Mickey...You were the best.

This is gold

How crazy is it that all three of these gentlemen are gone to the ages now...

The best battery in baseball history.