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3:10 i mean, why would they be treated as professionals? they plunged germany and europe into a bloodbath.

Thank you

Why does a lawyer say uhhh..6 times in two sentences. She speaks well

Unforgettable World series. Sigh, wish I could go back!

And San Francisco was their rival team, who left the stadium five years before.

Let's introduce the manager of the 1909 Athletics... Connie Mack. Now the skipper of the 1919 Philadelphia A's, Connie Mack! And then, the Skipper of the 1929 World Series Champs... Connie Mack! Finally, let's being out the owner & manager of today's 1939 Athletics...the one, the only, CONNIE MACK!

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Dizzy dean is my great great great great grandfather

Incredible! Thanks Mr. Peterson!

I love Richie Hebner. One of my two favorites as a 13 year old in 1971. Funny thing is that 72 team was even better. Wild pitch must have been awful. It broke me.

My dear friend and mentor!

The arabs in the comments are making my stomach ache from laughing so hard Atam Atam sen kalk ben yatam ❤

I wonder if you ask our supreme court now, would they even know who Korematsu is?

So impressed with Cory for being able to speak openly about Chuck. In Danny's interviews he acta like Chuck never existed. Maybe because he knew Chuck and Cory were the talented ones. Cory was a good hearted wonderful person! RIP Cory!

Love ❤️ 1968 Detroit Tigers 1984 Detroit Tigers doesn't replace 1968 Detroit tiger both world series champions 🏆

When it came to HOF voting, poor Bill got his ass handed to him by a whole slew of inferior players. Not sure why this happens with some players. He was a great player whose stats hold up well to modern scrutiny.

Today - July 2nd - is Coach Berardino’s birthday!! ❤

After seeing Kelly damn we are getting old😢😢😢😢

I remember the Concord Hotel all of us kids got in trouble. I miss Huntington, New York. 😅😅😅😅😅😅

nice to see you, still love you, Marion B.

still love you clark, marion

No one today can top him, all time Greatest.

Paul and his brother have the most hits as brothers thats damn impressive

Until that fateful l at-bat Gibsom was 0 for 13 lifetime against Gossage. The Goose did own him until that moment.

Beautiful - but the music (or shall I say, the screaming?) So grateful I sing in styles where one can be emotionally expressive without having to shriek like that.

Loved him wonderful man and singer

A friend's dad won a race there, in a big car. Pat O'Connor

Nope. I refuse to watch a movie where you cut out the opening credits for the actors and crew. That's copyright infringement.

Vídeo inédito del fiscal Jackson trabajando en los juicios de Nuremberg. Un real video histórico, de un valor increíble. En esos meses tremendos para probar con la ley, todos los crimenes de algunos de los líderes nazis. 👏👏👏. La WWII está tan cerca, es contemporánea, razón por la cual se pueden ver estos extractos de la historia, que ya tienen 80 años

I miss the old ball park

I can't tell you how many games I listened to the Gunner on KDKA AM radio!

I WAS A KiD WHEN THEY WON AND TO ME STARGELL AND KETULVE WERE HEROES.😂

Miss you Jimmy❤ Rest in Glory❤

Bobby tells a famous story and forgets what the actual call was. It was catcher's interference, not a catchers balk. If it was a balk then how did the batter end up getting first base? The runner was safe at second regardless. Piazza caught the ball basically in fair territory before it ever got the the plate which technically speaking prevented the batter from having an opportunity to hit the ball.

Those hats are so damn ugly lol

Wert was HUGE in helping the Tigers win the WS that year. just imagine if he cuts off Willie's throw home that Freehan was able to snag and tag out Lou Brock. he cuts that off and Brock is safe and the series never swings back to the Tigers direction. small move but big implications.

I remember some of this footage being used in the 10000 Maniacs Time Capsule home video. I think was for the song "Maddox Table."

Norwood Mustang... :)

He was right

Hiller and McLains comments on today's pitching are right on!

Thank you for posting this video and the rest of the roster. Looks like a great bunch this year - go Tarp Skunks !

I was at a Tiger's game in 1967 when I was nine, and some fan threw a tennis ball onto the field. But from a distance it looked like a baseball. Mickey, in center, picked up the ball and threw it back to the infield, straight at the head of one of the umps! The ump jumped at least ten feet to one side, thinking it was a full on baseball coming at him. It was a pretty hillarious moment that I'll never forget.

I've never heard or seen this before, thanx for posting it. Grew up in Chicago and remember the excitement about the young Goose & Forester, on the southside. Traded both for one year of Richie Zisk, but was a great one, the 1977 southside Hit Men.

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Cory wells was nearly a family member who is featured in several of our playlists as 'cory the entertainer' which is just what he was especially in the BRILLIANT 2002 concert in dixon Tennessee as all of "three dog night" plus the fabulous Tennessee orchestra in essentially perfect- blend. We saw a change coming over him not long after that with a dip in his spontaneously spot- on humor, a look of sadness & loss topped with a new clamp on what had been- openness regarding himself personally and seemingly down about age/life progression best summed up as a keen and frightening awareness of the 'show finally coming to a permanent close'- we [soooo] regret not taking more initiative as we usually will- to 'keep digging' to hopefully unleash the aging related 'monsters' that many of us have been troubled by as yet another decade flashes past us as if "what?•When?•How? Seems to repeat" without fail. We probably couldn't have changed the outcome of cory's later years yet it never fails to slide into any conversation related to music / the 1970's, etc. We miss 'cory the musical entertainer' often until it hurts. We can only wish the best for cory's other friends and certainly•• family. May God bless you/us all❤

My very first MLB game I attended was at Tiger Stadium. I immediately became a life-long Tiger fan from then on. My dad and I were at every home game during '68 Series against the Cardinals. Never ever forget watching my heroes play ball! After they moved to Comerica Park, my wife and I visited the spot of old Tiger Stadium. I managed to stand on the pitcher's mound and at home plate, thinking of all those that stood there. I left with a jar of dirt from both positions. Go Tigers!

Great player...great human being. One of the all time greats..best throwing arm ever from an outfielder..teams were afraid to run on him..May's and clemente are two best defensive players ever..3000 hits..12 gold gloves...317 lifetime hitter.. Humanitarian...helped countless people..died trying to help earthquake victims...a role model all young people should look up to

I used to see him working at his doughnut shop in Rochester. I regret not going in and talking to him.

He could hit, field, run, throw, slugger, clutch hitter, and one of the most complete MLB players in the history of baseball.

"I just want to do my best for the ball club......& good lord willing......things will work out"