Odd to see Donny Baseball wearing #46. Before he switched to 23. My all time fav!

Phillies trading Wilson to Seattle for Bradley I still don’t understand. Wilson was coming off 3 consecutive years of leading the National League in outfield assists. Though you could see it coming when Lee Elia took over as manager for the Phillies and immediately moved Wilson from the 5 hole to 7th. Bradley also was having a tough year in Philly.

I'm fixated on why in the world Cox didn't bring in Rocker earlier. After not being needed in game 1 or game 2, you don't bring in your best reliever until the bases are loaded with no outs in the 10th with on the road? It worked out, but I guess Cox had that old school mind set of you use your closer only when you have a lead. Would be unfathomable today.

Don Mattingly is now bench coach for Toronto Blue Jays.

This is so nostalgic I loved this

The more time that passes by the more people forget how good Dale Murphy was. He carried that franchise for years, often with very little help. I hope the veterans committee puts him in the HOF before he passes.

I guess lenny didn't want to swing

Ah, 1985 9 1/2 years old Just learning about MLB, and became obsessed with Kansas City 🏙️ Royals team. Thou, I was still trying to get into the game. Then I got seriously into New York Mets, 85 - 86 We all what happened in 1986 😂 with the Mets Good Times 🥃🔥 Grew up Northeast Jersey across from Manhattan Very serious with the New York Yankees when Joe Torre took over in the 90’s cause my Late Father always liked him. Of course the 90’s Yankee dynasty 💙 Now age 49, living in Deep Rural Georgia, enjoying Atlanta Braves MLB baseball ⚾️ 🇺🇸🔥 Still very fond of those New York years

BB looks so young!

I miss these guys.

@1:42:35 Saga - On The Loose

How this team didn’t win the World Series I’m 93 I’ll never know

Larry walker was a savage

"Co-captain Mel Hall!" -- Oof. That was a rough choice.

Ah, the good ole' days, back when the Houston Astros were in the senior circuit.

Did Matt Williams hit a hr?

Sad Jason Schmidt at teatime was the best Giants pitcher they can rely on since Kirk Rueter was already past his prime Sidney Ponson was crap and Robb Nen has a career ending injury so they don’t have a true reliable Closer

This was the first time the Dodgers lost the NLCS. Given that the Dodgers had gotten the Phils twice in the '70's, they definitely owed LA.

A Shriner's Parade at a Major League game. That's probably something you won't see often nowadays.

Man, I miss baseball when it used to be like this. 😢

I hate the thought of nights in Tampa with the host Tampa Bay Giants hosting their rival Los Angeles Dodgers, celebrating former Tampa Bay Giants great Willie Mays. Ugh...hell no.

J.R. worked hard to overcome his bouts with wildness and once he could locate his pitches, became the best pitcher in baseball, which he was when hit by the stroke. Gone were the days he would be sailing along then walk three, four, five batters straight and have to be removed. He had incredible stuff and was as close as you can get to being unhittable. The Astros always seemed to have a knack for mishandling people, mishandling situations, and the way they mishandled J.R. Richard was abhorrent. So sad and tragic. Still pisses me off!

What a beautiful day. Baseball, Harry, Wrigley Field. Good enough for me. Have a good day reader.

My exact birthday. Thank you

RIP Vin Scully, you were all class and the greatest broadcaster the game has ever seen! From a dieheard Giants fan, all love and respect! 🙏

That intro was so beautifully retro

Love that Tom Candiotti is pitching and love the analysis on Todd Helton. Crazy how the question was could he fill the big shoes at first. I’d say he was able to!

I never knew Tim McCarver did play by play, always thought he only did color/analyst

The Padres' uniforms went downhill in 1985.

A lot more peaceful than had been the case during the previous August.

It's so cool to watch archived Expos games!

41:05 Griffey Homer

To go from a wild pitch as the first pitch and walk to a no hitter is insane. He certainly locked in mentally after that first pitch.

Wow, what a ballgame and what a finish....have to be very few titles decided that way over years on any level. Literally found this one by accident too, looking in archives tonight for your very oldest game posted just to make my choice a little easier amongst all the content you and other channels have and glad I did. Great stuff. Well worth spending a few late-night hours on. Some pretty big names going forward here too, David Freese in particular stood out for me.

Verlander is a tough, very fast pitcher. Future Hall of Famer.

This is a cool one. Thanks for this channel. It's best on KZfaq!⚾

Thanks for all these wonderful games. It's a baseball fans dream watching these games.

Great upload! I miss the Braves of the 90's...

This is fantastic! Thank you for uploading the precious young Pedro's game!

Lets go Oakland!

Today the place would be packed on Mothers Day.

Tssss such a subdued finish back then. Guy wins the game and runs back into the dugout like he just flew out or something. 😅😅

Oh wow i was at this game, and the only reason i remember is the grand slam

18:19 Al: it's important to have a catcher (Matheny) with a perfect technique with balls in the dirt. Mac: Have you seen any better? Al: "No. Absolutely not." Yadi was the hitter. That comment didn't age well lol

Yes! Love your 1993-2001 WGN and TBS Videos... I missed a lot of these games because of school, baseball and work! You a Baseball legend!

Another baseball hall of famer played in this tournament. Minnesota made the field(and was eliminated by Arizona St) and was led by Paul Molitor.

We all know what you're here for lol 8:52 44:15 1:18:46 1:44:45 2:18:13

3:54 This guy sounds exactly like Pat Sajak

2:26:40 RIP John Adams

Its amazing how good a career Murph had playing on such bad teams. No help. No protection. The pitchers assume walk him.