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- čas přidán 12. 01. 2018
- Check out some of the most classic calls of Keith Jackson's career
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Keith was actually at his best *between* plays. The anecdotes, the wise little nuggets of truth, the absurdly poetic painting of a scene (a particular description of a sunset at Autzen Stadium sticks out in my mind). Keith just SPOKE....and it was gold.
Keith could take the absolute worst sporting event ever played, and make you want to watch it. Legend does not do the man justice.
RIP Keith! I grew up listening to your calls in both baseball and football. There’s never been one like you and there never will be another. Thanks for the memories!
Steve Peery how about vin skully.
Aaron Moreira - I can’t really disagree because Vin was (is) fantastic. The only reason I said what I did about Keith was that I remember him for that southern twang and his unforgettable sayings. If I were going to pick the best baseball announcer I ever heard it would probably be Vin. I just remember Keith for so many things other than baseball and mainly college football.
Being fair if you an American sports fan under 35 years old you probably don't remember Keith doing MLB baseball during the summers until the late '80's. (When ABC shared the MLB TV Contract with NBC) Keith's last MLB broadcast was the 1986 NLCS game 6 3-plus decades ago now. Very Underrated MLB Play-Play man. Mr. Jackson did say in an interview about 10-15 years ago that his favorite/best game of his career called not involving college football was the now legendary 1978 AL East tiebreaker game between the Red Sox and Yankees. AKA the Bucky Dent game. Also not known to younger sports fans is that Keith was the lead NBA play-play man for ABC in the early '70's (before it would not return there until 30 years later.)
A nice guy that never really had a bad word in public said about him. 1 way I hope Keith Jackson's memory continues is to name the college football hall of fame award for Broadcasters and Commentators be renamed name in his honor. RIP Nelly.
I loved him on boxing.
He was extra good on the NBA in the early 70s, too!
I'm switching over to the college football calls so that I don't have to hear Howard Cosell interrupting The King.
Geez, Howard...less is MORE !!
Keith is the GOAT. Idgaf what anyone says. Give me 1 announcer for a CFB game, its Keith. Not even close.
- R.I.P. Keith Jackson :( Thank goodness for all these classic baseball games on CZcams so we can still listen to the legendary Keith Jackson calling the action like it was back then!
I’m surprised he doesn’t get more consideration for the Ford C. Frick Award to the broadcast wing of the Baseball Hall of Fame. His time broadcasting baseball was only slightly beyond the minimum ten years to be eligible, but he called so many post season series and other games on national TV that he was one of the voices of baseball then. It was always Keith Jackson on ABC and Joe Garagiola on NBC.
I had the opportunity to meet Keith twice & he was very down to earth & very personable. He was gifted in that he was very knowledgeable on the history of MLB, NFL & NCAAF for not only the teams in the "running" but also the perennial basement teams. A very nice man!!!!
Totally a class guy, Keith Jackson RIP.
Ended with 86 NLCS and some classic calls. No Cosell and McCarver didn’t talk over him.
Cosell was gone from ABC by 1986, and McCarver didn't want to seem like a homer since he broadcast Mets games during the regular season.
Thanks for the video!
R.I.P. Keith Jackson
Jackson's classic calls being stepped on by Howar.
wiedep it’s almost as if this was a tribute to cosell...he talked all over Keith.
Yes he did that here and on Reggie’s 3rd HR in 1977 but that’s a tribute to Keith in that he always maintained professionalism. Keith knew you could see what was happening so he didn’t intrude on your view. He knew Howard’s ego and to his credit to the viewers didn’t try to compete with Cosell.
Seriously, STFU Cosell. No wonder Keith bolted the MNF booth after just one year.
Cosell 's NY homerism was tough to digest even though I'm from the northeast. Keith Jackson was a professional all the way. Cosell was a loudmouthed New Yorker who never knew when to shut the hell up!
@@Jsheared - That was Howard! The only person that could out talk Howard was Muhammad Ali! LOL
My favorite football voice. Legendary
When I heard Keith's voice growing up. I new it was Michigan football time.
Keith was a "hoss" making his way past Howard's bravado. Always GO BLUE!
That hitter was running over every fan just to get to home plate. How times have changed
Although Cosell "stepped" on Keith, it was poetic. From what I read in Cosell's book, he respected Keith Jackson and thought Arledge did Jackson dirty by replacing him with Gifford on MNF. I never heard Jackson say anything negative about Cosell. To be honest, I thought their dynamic was legendary. Both guys could call a boxing match. After Cosell, Jackson was the best. Listen to Chacon vs. Limon 4 and Matthew Franlkin (Saad Muhammad) vs. Johnson II. Jackson called the hell out of a b rate fight like Carl Williams vs. Fergeson. R.I.P.
Well done Mr.Jackson! RIP.
Classic Howard Cosell butting in on the play by play announcer (in this case, Keith Jackson)
Thank you VERY much for this. Wish you would have done it for Dick Enberg too. Is there any chance you can get Al Michaels, Bill White, or Tony Kubek to sit on some national games? I know they may be contracted to some networks other than Fox, but PLEASE can we get them on?
He died tonight, he is a legend and his calls will live in the annals of history
Very underrated as a baseball announcer Keith Jackson.
There’s something about his voice that was so reassuring.
What a classic NLCS. Who knew when this game ended that the World Series would even provide more drama?
Keith Jackson best ever
Chambliss was flattening dudes on his way around the bases!
Cosell just couldn’t help himself to jump on everyone else’s calls
Rip Keith
The '86 NLCS highlights are out of order. Game 5 is shown before Game 3.
I love Keith’s call on Billy Hatcher home run. He should have been the announcer of Kareem hook in the ‘74 Finals and Gar Heard’s shot in the ‘76 Finals. But CBS took over the NBA for the 73-74 season and replaced it with Superstars.
Keith Jackson R.I.P
I was at that game when Chris hit it.
Such a difference between the overly verbose Cosell and the space where Jackson not only had masterful calls, but made masterful calls NOT to talk...and to get out of the way and let the pictures tell the story.
I miss the days when fans could run onto the field
Whose classic calls were these, Jackson's or Howard Cohen's?
jeffrey resnick it’s cossell
He changed his name from Cohen to Cosell.
Daniel Zanier all these years and I didn't know that
Whomever it was that knifed in to say "Chambliss is so hot, he's got his shirt unbuttoned, he's in heat!" before the dinger in the opening vignette did a hell of a job. The more I look back at Howard's work, the less I enjoy it and I used to like it more in my adolescence. I miss Keith, and have essentially lost the skillful work of Verne Lundquist. At least it's still here to find.
Sorry, but I know of what I speak, when you consider the first segment of this video and the comment comes at :28.
that was reggie jackson. he was an oriole at the time and was guest color commentator during the alcs
That's Reggie!
Look at those Astros Uni's.
Ah yes, back when times were simpler, and kids high on cocaine could storm the field and try to steal all the bases before Chris Chambliss could touch them
@4:50 Stanfurd is indeed just a college... or at the very most, it's merely a junior university...
ABC football will never be the same😔
0:45, C'mon Bronx, this isn't a College Football game, you can't just storm onto the field like that!
rip kj
Would be a great Keith Jackson reel if Cosell and McCarver would quit running their damn mouths.
Nothing more annoying than the Yankee homer Cosell interrupting him so he can hear himself talk. Let the man make the call.
Somewhere Cossell's voice is still rattling on nonstop...
Why are 80 percent of Keith Jackson's classic calls the droning and rambling of Howard Cosell?
Jackson was one of the best. Howard one of the most overrated.
Did Chambliss even touch home?
Yasiel Puig it was said that he came back out on to the field hours later and touched the plate
Yes he did after they emptied the stadium
If God had a voice
He is missed!!!!
Why were all those fans on the field in the first clip? Was that allowed back then?
Different place, different time...No threats or warnings were issued that informed the fans NOT to enter the playing field. If this type of fan behavior was allowed today (2018) there would be serious injuries to both the players and fans.
After Monica Seles was stabbed, security at all events became strict.
Chris Chambliss homer
That was one bad game for Kevin Bass.
2:03 the bucky dent game
Good Lord Howard Cosell was beyond horrible. His Yankee homerism was way too much! He was awful at every sport ABC put him on.
Kevin Bass had a miserable showing there in '86....disgrace!
Keith Jackson is known for being a college football commentator. Why a video of nothing but stupid baseball?
He called NFL games too, the man could call a chess match and be outstanding
Have u ever heard him call basketball, or auto racing, or speed skating, or any of the other 50 sports he covered ???
Because MLB created this video.
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R.I.P. Keith Jackson