'Unwritten Rule' Story about Bob Gibson, told by Darrel Chaney

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3 жыл бұрын

Darrel Chaney has become a great friend of mine, and one of my biggest supporters, over the past few years. He is a 2-time World Series Champion, and has a great Baseball mind. In this interview he reflects on some great moments from his career, talks about the current product, and speaks on how he has helped change lives through his Celebrity Golf Tournament. He even through in a great Bob Gibson story as well. Make sure you help United Way of White County, find out how by watching the interview!
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@BravesOnDeck 3 жыл бұрын

Hey guys! Do you have a favorite story from Baseball about unwritten rules, (or the subsequent fight) after?

@theolamp5312 3 жыл бұрын

One of Bob Gibson's unwritten rules - Don't crowd the plate, or I'll put it in your ear.

@chrisosieczanek8281

Met Gibson as a 12 year old kid in a hotel lobby and asked for his autograph . He growled and walked away . Another player walked up to me and said ‘ On the day that Gibson pitches , he turns into an animal . Don’t take it personally ‘ . Still one of my favorites .

@johnschuh8616

Today’s baseball is boring,

@Johnnyjonesabc123

Joe Torre tells a Gibby story: Gibby is up at bat, takes a big swing and hits a little blooper over 2nd and reaches. The 1st baseman starts good-naturedly razzing him. Gibby doesn’t say a word. Side is retired and the 1st baseman is first up. Gibby stares in hard and long to Torre. The batter steps out, turns to Torre and says “This isn’t gonna go very well for me, is it ?” He got plunked.

@easygoing2479 3 жыл бұрын

I still remember a story Mike Shannon told about Bob Gibson having hit a batter during a game in which Lee Weyer was the plate umpire. After the 'errant' pitch was thrown, Big Lee came from behind the plate, walked halfway to the mound, and in his oddly high-pitched voice yelled to Gibson, "The next time you do that, it's fifty dollars" - to which Gibson immediately replied back in a cartoonishly high voice "And I got a lot of fifty dollars!"

@d.c.barker 3 жыл бұрын

When you hear "back in my day"...you know it's gonna be a good story.

@ericgrove7755 3 жыл бұрын

Bob Gibson pitched like he was double parked on a Main Street.

@michaelwainscott2633

Mario Mendoza: .215 lifetime batting average, WAR of -2.7; Darrel Chaney, .217 lifetime average, WAR of -3.3. Chaney sure gets a lot of interviews for being horrible.

@jamesbieschke2497

I still remember a documentary on the 1967 Cardinals, narrated by Kurt Gowdy: "The 1967 St. Louis Cardinals, led by power hitting 3rd baseman Ken Boyer, all star center fielder Curt Flood, and Bob Gibson -- a pitcher so mean, he once threw at a batter in the on deck circle." One of my all time favorite pitchers.

@martyesposito5625

Imagine, just IMAGINE Bob Gibson in the steroid era. He would have been an unhittable machine!!!

@user-ou3dm6th3x

One of the best stories I’ve heard about Gibby, was when he was the pitching coach for Atlanta when Joe Torre was manager. None of the players liked taking batting practice off Gibby because he wouldn’t let them hit. Torre would tell him to take it easy, Gibby’s response was, “If they can’t hit me, they won’t the hit starting pitcher”. Classic Hoot

@tankhalffull

Love hearing the old school guys talking about the game... Thanks!

@LifeUser

I would listen to every game Bob Gibson pitched on my transitter radio. he was my favorite of all time.

@stephen4763

Went to elementary school in the 1960’s in Little Rock. No pro teams in Arkansas but we followed the Cardinals religiously. No joke - World Series games played during the day, the schools would roll TV’s into the rooms so we could watch. We were not gonna miss the Cards play.

@Theo_Skeptomai

One of the Cubs in '68 (Ernie or Ron) said after Gibson pitched a 3-hitter - "Gibby really only had two pitches working for him today. The 'Not-A-Chance' and the 'Never-Saw-It'" I love that quote!

@rafaelramirez3180 3 жыл бұрын

WOW !!! I love Darrel Chaney .. was a good ball player with the Cincinnati Reds and the Atlanta Braves .. love that he still has his marbles well placed 👌

@jeffreycaudle5108

reminds me of listening to my grandpa who played semi-pro in St. Louis, then had a contract with the Cardinals as a pitcher but hurt his arm the first spring.

@orlie1904 3 жыл бұрын

Nice to see and hear Darryl Chaney after all these years. A Reds fan since the 60’s, he was one of my favorites when he played for Cincy. Looks like he could still play