I remember the term cardiac kids

What exactly does hyperbole mean?

Robert Gordon Orr was the best player I ever saw, and why I love hockey today.🏒🏒🏒

See if you can't pay the rent see what Micky Mantle tells you 😂😂😂😂

There's no way to compare eras, especially looking at the advancements in the equipment, in training and all the rule changes (although I would like to see today's players play a half dozen games in late 60's gear, especially the goalies!). I grew up watching Orr, he did things no one had ever seen before. Every time he had the puck the potential for 'magic' was there... (I also would have liked to see Orr with the addition 10 feet inside the blue line!) I'd like to think in an alternate universe Bobby Orr never had any knee injuries and was healthy and played for 20 years.

I am old enough to have seen all of "Newhart" live, but was too young to understand fully "The Bob Newhart Show" when it was contemporary. I don't think Mary Frann was overally thrilled about having an eight-year show being a dream, yet alone bringing Suzanne Pleshette in. This is EASILY one of the five greatest series finales in TV history. I know that Suzanne Pleshette, whom I adored and met once (she was amazing and hilarious) for about eight seconds was classy and just walked out during the rap party, but what was done was done. I am trying to find some more detailed reporting about it to see if she openly discussed it. Sadly, Mary Frann died in 1998 of a heart attack at the age of 55, and yes - we really did like those sweaters.

Bobby Orr was my childhood hero and the greatest hockey player ever. I'm just chagrined big time that his politics are so horribly disgusting. I guess it's due to his utter lack of education.

Dick McAuliffe - best batting stance ever, Horton my favorite Tiger, sounds of Tiger Stadium, thanks for taking me back

Mary Frann was sexy as hell

Awesome video….a far better sport back then…Topps even re-introduced basketball cards the next season…even better - there was no champagne, ski-goggles and sanitized plastic-protected locker rooms….

Thank you so much for uploading this. It took a few sessions / "TV dinners" but I watched the entire game.

Derek Sanderson voted the NHL’s Most Spectacular Alcoholic fives years in a row.

WHAT A GLORIOUS SUNDAY AFTERNOON THAT WAS !!!!

Just think, this was the era and video quality when the Toronto Maple Leafs last won the Stanley Cup.

Emily and Joanna are fighting over him right now. 😆

“ I had the puck a lot, and that’s pretty good defense “

Nice quality color video tape over 50 years old. These are rare. CBS kept some NFL and NHL tapes that are in excellent condition. We didn’t get a color tv until 1972. I saw this live but in b&w. First time ive seen it in color.

Great find, Pete. I don't think I've ever seen Santo White Sox video clips before. And an inside the parker to boot.

Thanks for the upload on these great 70’s bouts

I have Tax the W I’ve Shultz … but not Mcaelhargy.. that was a dead heat!

Geez.....all those guys forgot to put their helmets on???😉 That name "Bobby Orr" could have been used for an any great athlete , guitar player, fighter pilot etc....it was perfect.

Pugnacity was pervasive as well as jocularity

If only the Red Sox had Bob Gibson. They didn't.

I like the pacing of this show. It's not chaotic or hyper. I get the opportunity to absorb what is happening, which pulls me into the story even more.

What’s interesting here is that this looks like a kinescope copy. I actually have the video version I recorded off NESN probably in 1986, when I was 13. Now I’m 50.

As of 2024 José Santiago is still broadcasting baseball games at both levels, amateur and professional, in Puerto Rico. He recently attended Orlando Cepeda's funeral in San Juan.

Mary Frann with the QUICK comeback, and false-indignation as she walks off. haha! Nice!

Please post more of Bruins 60s and 70s videos! They're so enjoyable to watch. Thanks!

I'll bet Suzanne Pleshette and Mary Frann are laughing themselves to tears at this scene even now. RIP, Bob. Bless you for all the years of hilarious enjoyment you gave us!

RIP Mr. Newhart. You deserved that standing ovation and that Emmy long before 2013. Thanks for making my Saturday nights fun. I was just a kid when your first show aired, and I still remember so many moments from it half a century later.

6 from the lead at the all stsar break in 67 kinda makes 4 and in a half in 2024 look easy....yeah, I know thers 3 wild cards...but a division title for this team would be something

Rest In Peace Mr Bob Newhart and Ms Mary Frann 🕊️🕊️

Priceless.

Que de merveilleux souvenirs. La plus belle série du Canadien de Montréal à vie!

12 years later to the day, 12-8-80, the two teams hooked up again at the Orange Bowl, on a Monday Night. The Dolphins won again, this time in overtime. But that game is most famous for letting the fans watching know that John Lennon had been murdered, "Steroid-fueled Chargers"? Do you have proof of that?

That Boston Jersey looks so much better with the Gold Shoulders.

Jets fans still cry over this game Your videos are great this us coming from A Boston sports hater

the cast is so perfect and all so very likeable, its magic.

I think there is NBC-Tv Audio of the 1966, 1967, and the 1969 All-Star Game.

I didn’t know there was video of this, I only saw pictures!! Thank you!

WOW, I remember watching this LIVE!!! Damn i'm old, lol.

That's why Dick Allen always wore his hardhat in the field.

I was there with my uncle. Yaz hitting a HR off Tom Seaver. It felt like a baseball dream.

Nice! I never saw Santo run so fast, even though he easily made it home. Perhaps his only ISPHR?

Ray Oyler, the Tigers SS featured in the opening play, hit .135 that year. The lowest average by a regular player.

They just glossed over Fred Lynn. Fred Lynn was the BEST Baseball Player in the whole MLB for this season (1979). 39 HRs AND Batting Champion, and Gold Glove. Lynn should have won the MVP Award.

The 1978 Red Sox team is my favourite in franchise history but the 1986 team which is my second favourite Red Sox team I feel was just as good if not a bit better overall. Both teams broke Red Sox nation hearts.

I was at this game! No, really! My future wife and I sat in the right field lower deck and had to be revived after Santo made it around the bases. She was a Santo/Cubs fan and I was a Pirates fan. Since my team owned hers that decade, we got along just great. I'll be sure to share this with her.

What happened to “Hawaii 5-0?”

Just an observation - but what was the deal with the lighting at MSG in the ‘70’s & ‘80’s (and maybe ‘90’s)? It was always so dark - were they trying to save on the electric bill or what?