@@billsimms2511 Amen…To both of you. That intro hit me in the feels thinking of the kids who took their place and comparisons and history. Baseball is my time machine. More than the NFL it takes me back to being a Soph in HS and having a Dad and a Little Brother to play the game with. The game both heals and haunts me.. Spent so many summer nights in the Kingdome enjoying KGJr. Was such a magical time..
I was a 12 year old Expos fan when this game happened, had this game taped on VHS and watched it at lot as it felt like somewhat of a coming out party for how good the team had become. That year and the strike still stings, although I guess less so for me deciding to follow the team in Washington and seeing a World Series in 2019, those who understandably gave up on the franchise still feel justifiably bitter to this day. Nostalgia is fun, it's not so much that things were better then than now, but rather just being a kid and everything seeming so much more epic than you ever can as an adult. Watching this intro even years later I still remember some of Costas's words verbatim because I watched the tape so many times back then. Part of it is getting older, but the changes in baseball have made it so the all-star game is just another all-star game, where as pre-interleague play it was the one that really meant something and that can probably never be recaptured. It'd be hard to understand now if you didn't watch baseball in that era. The one thing that's not nostalgic here though is the theme song for the broadcast- nothing wrong with it, per say, but my earliest memories of playoff baseball are the prior years on CBS and NBC was never able to match that epic theme!
My first memory was seeing my beloved Orioles go up 3 games to 1 over Pittsburgh in the 1979 World Series, and then lose it all. I was very little, but I have a clear memory of game seven, listening on the radio with my father as he traveled to his union hall in Baltimore, hearing them lose was my first heartache in my life. I can't get enough of these old All Star Games and World Series Games on here, keep them coming.
I Was in Love With Baseball Like Probably 98.9 % Of Young Kids In P.R. And Latin América in The Early 70's 👉🏾 and The All Star Game Was a Big Deal...in Those Days 👉🏾 A.L Plays Only A.L.Teams.and N L.👉🏾N.L Not Like Today's inter-league Games 👉🏾 Before 1997...The All Star Game Was The Only Opportunity To Saw All The Greats Players Playing Against Each Other...✍🏽 And Fans Give The Game More importancy. No Cable, Only Maybe 1 Game Or 2 A WEEK On T.V. 👉🏾 if We Lucky. and The T.V. Signal Was Strong Enough, if Not, We Go And Do Some 👉🏾Moving The Antenna Crazy Fast Fixing Job...in Top Of The House's Roof. And Your Parents Screaming Angry At You, Cause I Was Exposing Myself To Electrocutión, And All That For a Game.👉🏾The All Star Game.11 or 12 Years Old Kid. That Was My Love For The Game Of Baseball...And it Help it a Little Bit My Passion For Base ⚾ That My Uncle Was a Major League Player For 9 Years.👉🏾1970-75 With The Boston Red Sox....1976 With The Atlanta Braves, and 1977-78 With The Texas Rangers...BUT YES HE WAS IN THE 1975 CLASSIC WORLD SERIES AND WAS AN IMPORTANT PIECE ON THE PITCHING ROTATIÓN and COMING FROM THE BULLPEN, IN LONG AND SHORT RELIEF. ALSO SAVE 4 GAMES.... ALMOST FORGOT HE WAS MAJOR LEAGUE LEADER IN WINNING PERCENTAGE, IN THAT CLASSIC SEASON........WITH RECORD OF👉🏾 (14 - 3 824%). AND IN 1973 ALSO WON, PRIOR TO 1975. THE LEADER IN WINNING PERCENTAGE WITH THE RECORD OF👉🏾 (13 - 2 867%.) AND WON 10 GAMES IN A ROW...THAT SEASON..I THINK ONLY ROGER CLEMENS, SMOKEY JOE WOOD. LEFTY GROVE, AND 2 Or 3 Others Red Sox Pitchers That i'm Forgot. 👉🏾 WON 10 OR MORE IN A ROW....S.J. WOOD, I THINK WON 👉🏾16 IN A ROW IN 1912. ROGER CLEMENS,👉🏾14 I THINK IN 1986 Or 88. THE OTHERS 👉🏾I DON'T REMEMBER. BUT IMAGINE MY CHILDHOOD AEARLY 1970'S....BEEN TAKING TO THE GAME BY MY UNCLE IN THE P.R.🇵🇷.P.B.L. WAITING FOR MY UNCLE IN THE CLUBHOUSE.... BEEN AROUND OF MLB STARS LIKE 👉🏾MR.OCTOBER,REGINALD MARTINEZ JACKSON, RON CEY, MICKEY RIVERS, ELROD HENDRICK, R. ALOMAR SR, DON BAYLOR, DOYLE ALEXANDER, WILLY CRAWFORD TIM STODDART, LENNY RANDLE...ETC, ETC.ETC, WAS LIKE THE OLD ADAGIO, SAID....... 👉🏾I WAS LIKE A KID IN A CANDY STORE..BUT INSIDE DISNEY WORLD. ALL THIS PLAYERS MENTION WERE ON THE SAME TEAM....THERE WERE 5 MORE TEAMS, AND ALL OF THEM FULL OF MLB STARS PLAYERS....REMEMBER WAS EARLY 1970's👉🏾 NOT YET IN MLB, WERE PAYING THE MILLIONS THAT MLB STARTED PAYING IN THE EARLY 1980'S And UP....The Mayority Of The Players Come and Play For Month in a Half Or 2 Months, For a Couples Of Thousands....And When They Finish Late January, Early February, They Were Ready For Spring Training...... That Was a Big Reason WHY Players Were injury Free, They Stay Playing 7, 8, And in The Latín Players Cases Some Of Them Play 8 Or 9 Months During The Year.....Was More Love For The Game, and Not Only For The Fans, But The Players Love The Game Seriously. Since All The Corporates Started Envolve Themselves On The Game, For Them Make MILLION$$$$$$ THE GAME EVOLVE TOO CORPORATE AND LESS PASSIONATED ABOUT THE GAME OF BASEBALL. OUR PASTIME. GAME...THE BUNT HIT IS DESAPEARING, SAME WITH THE SACRIFICE BUNT. STOLEN BASES WAS AN ART FORM, WITH ARTISTS LIKE LOU BROCK, VINCE COLEMAN, and The GREATEST Of All The Steal ARTISTS, RICKEY HENDERSON. NO MORE HUSTLE TO HIT A TRIPLE THE PLAYERS COMFORT THEMSELVES WITH DOUBLES, I CALL THAT TYPE OF BASE ⚾ CORPORATE BASEBALL. WITHOUT EMOTIÓN,👉🏾I LIKE THE BOB COSTAS'S LINE ABOUT OUR ROBERTO CLEMENTE.....HE SAID 👉🏾YOU CAN SAW AND FELT THE HEARTBEAT OVER HIS UNIFORM WATCHING ROBERTO PLAY ON T.V..... WOW, COMING FROM COSTAS THAT HIS IDOL I THINK IS MICKEY MANTLE,....IS A GREAT LINE....✍🏽ABOUT OUR 🇵🇷 AND LATÍN AMÉRICA 👉🏾 JACKIE ⚾ ROBINSON. 👉🏾ROBERTO CLEMENTE WALKER👈🏾 WERE FEW PLAYERS THAT PLAY WITH THAT RAW EMOTIÓN AND PASSION....MY 2 GREAT EXAMPLES ARE CLEMENTE AND ROBINSON ENOUGH SAID..✍🏽 BUT AT LEAST EVERY TEAM HAS 2 OR 3 PLAYERS PLAYING LIKE THAT....TODAY'S MLB 2 Or 3 in The A.L.and 2 Or 3 in N.L. 👉🏾A BIG J😂KE 👈🏾 SAME WITH THE *NBA🏀NBA👈🏾*👉🏾 MLB⚾MLB* MY PREDICTIÓNS, YANKS VS METS. WORLD👈🏾👉🏾SUBWAY👈🏾👉🏾SERIES. SE YA IN MID OR LATE ⚾CTOBER..
I was only 2 years old in '94, but man did I grow up during the best time of baseball. I watch it now and it's nothing compared to what it used to be from the 90s to the early and mid 2000s
This all star game my 1st that i watched when i was 10 years old.... leaves a bitter taste in my mouth because of the strike.... now brings back memories of that season due to the current owners lockout on Jan 31st
So many legendary players in this '94 game, my teenage years watching baseball. Amazing how seriously they concentrate on the game when an all star ment nothing then. No tattoos or clowns, just baseball
This was also literally, the only time that NBC got to broadcast a baseball game in 1994 due to the strike. Had the season been played in full, then NBC's regular season coverage would've began on August 26. They were also in 1994, supposed to cover the League Championship Series as ABC was due to cover not only the Division Series, but also the World Series. Dick Enberg was supposed to be the secondary play-by-play man for NBC/The Baseball Network behind Bob Costas, but after the strike, his other commitments for NBC (such as the NFL and golf) got in the way and Greg Gumbel wound up with the #2 job come 1995.
This was also literally the first baseball game that Bob Costas called on TV or period since Game 5 of the 1989 ALCS (Oakland vs. Toronto at the Skydome) on October 8 of that year.
This also aired on Pittsburgh's NBC station, WPXI-TV 11. All Star Game: Part 1 (1994) czcams.com/video/O9TS9I6FJuc/video.html All Star Game: Part 2 (1994) czcams.com/video/2yEnplF2qsk/video.html
2:24:55 was the moment that just by feet would've been the play of the game. 2:34:30 was the recognition for defense at age 40 in an All Star Game. 2:52:17 after the two best highlights
Alrighty, so nobody gonna say anything about Alfred Hitchcock casually walking right behind home plate as Drabek is pitching to Alomar at the 2:00:44 mark? WT*!!!
Interesting .... in one of the innings Costas mentions that there's 14 members of the 500 homerun club since this game was played... the total members of the 500 home run club has exactly doubled to 28
Bob Costas must of been elated when it was first announced that NBC would be coming back to the baseball broadcasting business after four years away due to its contract with CBS, since baseball is his favorite sport. Unfortunately, it had to be under the aegis of this stupid arrangement called The Baseball Network, which has to be the worst sports broadcasting contract in American TV history. The 1994 All-Star Game was the only baseball game that NBC got to show in 1994 due to the strike. And it got even worse from there. When baseball resumed in 1995, we had to deal with among other things, the asinine practice of the first two rounds of the playoffs being divvied up to viewers by region and played simultaneously. And there was no continuity with when and where the games would air since both NBC and ABC randomly split the responsibilities, all the way through the World Series.
How beautiful no ads no stupid nets, clean ballpark and uniforms that fit. No gaudy ugly led boards either. It bad the state of the gamebc of the commish changing what never needed changing, baseball is destroying itself by design. Just as the country is beimg ruined from within.
The irony is that they might have lost in the playoffs before winning the Series but because we'll never know we can forever call them the champions of 1994 because they won the one thing that is final, the best regular season record.
Be sure to direct your blame at the owners who tried to extort money from the labor. The players were 100 percent justified in striking. Owners tried to make amends for their failures in 1994 now in 2022
Man I love these old commercials. Puts you even more in the moment. Man I'd kill for just one summer day as a kid in 94
I hear you. Just to think that back then we were all in such a hurry to grow up. Wtf were we thinking?! Lol
@@billsimms2511 Amen…To both of you. That intro hit me in the feels thinking of the kids who took their place and comparisons and history. Baseball is my time machine. More than the NFL it takes me back to being a Soph in HS and having a Dad and a Little Brother to play the game with. The game both heals and haunts me..
Spent so many summer nights in the Kingdome enjoying KGJr. Was such a magical time..
Same here!! I was 15 in 1994 and in HS. Those were the days of my youthful energy.
I'll second that. I was 8 and baseball was my only care at that time. I loved that summer until the strike😢
Summer of OJ
These days are as gone as old three rivers stadium itself...
I was a 12 year old Expos fan when this game happened, had this game taped on VHS and watched it at lot as it felt like somewhat of a coming out party for how good the team had become. That year and the strike still stings, although I guess less so for me deciding to follow the team in Washington and seeing a World Series in 2019, those who understandably gave up on the franchise still feel justifiably bitter to this day.
Nostalgia is fun, it's not so much that things were better then than now, but rather just being a kid and everything seeming so much more epic than you ever can as an adult. Watching this intro even years later I still remember some of Costas's words verbatim because I watched the tape so many times back then. Part of it is getting older, but the changes in baseball have made it so the all-star game is just another all-star game, where as pre-interleague play it was the one that really meant something and that can probably never be recaptured. It'd be hard to understand now if you didn't watch baseball in that era.
The one thing that's not nostalgic here though is the theme song for the broadcast- nothing wrong with it, per say, but my earliest memories of playoff baseball are the prior years on CBS and NBC was never able to match that epic theme!
My first memory was seeing my beloved Orioles go up 3 games to 1 over Pittsburgh in the 1979 World Series, and then lose it all. I was very little, but I have a clear memory of game seven, listening on the radio with my father as he traveled to his union hall in Baltimore, hearing them lose was my first heartache in my life. I can't get enough of these old All Star Games and World Series Games on here, keep them coming.
I Was in Love With Baseball Like Probably 98.9 % Of Young Kids In P.R. And Latin América in The Early 70's 👉🏾 and The All Star Game Was a Big Deal...in Those Days 👉🏾 A.L Plays Only A.L.Teams.and N L.👉🏾N.L
Not Like Today's inter-league Games
👉🏾 Before 1997...The All Star Game Was The Only Opportunity To Saw
All The Greats Players Playing Against Each Other...✍🏽 And Fans
Give The Game More importancy.
No Cable, Only Maybe 1 Game Or 2
A WEEK On T.V. 👉🏾 if We Lucky. and
The T.V. Signal Was Strong Enough, if Not, We Go And Do Some 👉🏾Moving The Antenna Crazy Fast Fixing Job...in Top Of The House's Roof. And Your Parents Screaming Angry At You, Cause I Was Exposing Myself To Electrocutión, And All That For a Game.👉🏾The All Star Game.11 or 12 Years Old Kid. That Was My Love For The Game Of Baseball...And it Help it a Little Bit
My Passion For Base ⚾ That My
Uncle Was a Major League Player For 9 Years.👉🏾1970-75 With The Boston Red Sox....1976 With The
Atlanta Braves, and 1977-78 With The Texas Rangers...BUT YES HE WAS IN THE 1975 CLASSIC WORLD SERIES AND WAS AN IMPORTANT PIECE ON THE PITCHING ROTATIÓN and COMING FROM THE BULLPEN, IN LONG AND SHORT RELIEF. ALSO
SAVE 4 GAMES.... ALMOST FORGOT
HE WAS MAJOR LEAGUE LEADER IN WINNING PERCENTAGE, IN THAT
CLASSIC SEASON........WITH RECORD OF👉🏾 (14 - 3 824%). AND IN 1973 ALSO WON, PRIOR TO 1975. THE LEADER IN WINNING PERCENTAGE WITH THE RECORD OF👉🏾 (13 - 2 867%.) AND WON 10 GAMES IN A ROW...THAT SEASON..I THINK ONLY ROGER CLEMENS, SMOKEY JOE WOOD. LEFTY GROVE, AND 2 Or 3 Others Red Sox Pitchers
That i'm Forgot. 👉🏾 WON 10 OR MORE IN A ROW....S.J. WOOD,
I THINK WON 👉🏾16 IN A ROW IN 1912. ROGER CLEMENS,👉🏾14
I THINK IN 1986 Or 88. THE OTHERS 👉🏾I DON'T REMEMBER.
BUT IMAGINE MY CHILDHOOD AEARLY 1970'S....BEEN TAKING TO THE GAME BY MY UNCLE IN THE P.R.🇵🇷.P.B.L. WAITING FOR MY UNCLE IN THE CLUBHOUSE.... BEEN AROUND OF MLB STARS LIKE
👉🏾MR.OCTOBER,REGINALD MARTINEZ JACKSON, RON CEY, MICKEY RIVERS, ELROD HENDRICK, R. ALOMAR SR, DON BAYLOR, DOYLE ALEXANDER, WILLY CRAWFORD TIM STODDART, LENNY RANDLE...ETC, ETC.ETC, WAS
LIKE THE OLD ADAGIO, SAID.......
👉🏾I WAS LIKE A KID IN A CANDY STORE..BUT INSIDE DISNEY WORLD. ALL THIS PLAYERS MENTION WERE ON THE SAME TEAM....THERE WERE 5 MORE TEAMS, AND ALL OF THEM FULL OF MLB STARS PLAYERS....REMEMBER WAS EARLY 1970's👉🏾 NOT YET IN MLB, WERE PAYING THE MILLIONS
THAT MLB STARTED PAYING IN THE EARLY 1980'S And UP....The Mayority
Of The Players Come and Play For Month in a Half Or 2 Months, For a Couples Of Thousands....And When They Finish Late January, Early February, They Were Ready For Spring Training...... That Was a Big Reason WHY Players Were injury Free, They Stay Playing 7, 8, And in The Latín Players Cases Some Of Them Play 8 Or 9 Months During The Year.....Was More Love For The Game, and Not Only For The Fans, But The Players Love The Game Seriously. Since All The Corporates Started Envolve Themselves On The Game, For Them Make MILLION$$$$$$ THE GAME EVOLVE TOO CORPORATE AND LESS PASSIONATED ABOUT THE GAME OF BASEBALL. OUR PASTIME.
GAME...THE BUNT HIT IS DESAPEARING, SAME WITH THE
SACRIFICE BUNT. STOLEN BASES
WAS AN ART FORM, WITH ARTISTS
LIKE LOU BROCK, VINCE COLEMAN,
and The GREATEST Of All The Steal ARTISTS, RICKEY HENDERSON.
NO MORE HUSTLE TO HIT A TRIPLE
THE PLAYERS COMFORT THEMSELVES WITH DOUBLES,
I CALL THAT TYPE OF BASE ⚾
CORPORATE BASEBALL.
WITHOUT EMOTIÓN,👉🏾I LIKE THE
BOB COSTAS'S LINE ABOUT OUR
ROBERTO CLEMENTE.....HE SAID
👉🏾YOU CAN SAW AND FELT THE HEARTBEAT OVER HIS UNIFORM
WATCHING ROBERTO PLAY ON T.V..... WOW, COMING FROM COSTAS THAT HIS IDOL I THINK IS MICKEY MANTLE,....IS A GREAT LINE....✍🏽ABOUT OUR 🇵🇷 AND LATÍN AMÉRICA 👉🏾 JACKIE ⚾ ROBINSON.
👉🏾ROBERTO CLEMENTE WALKER👈🏾
WERE FEW PLAYERS THAT PLAY
WITH THAT RAW EMOTIÓN AND
PASSION....MY 2 GREAT EXAMPLES ARE CLEMENTE AND ROBINSON ENOUGH SAID..✍🏽 BUT AT LEAST EVERY TEAM HAS 2 OR 3 PLAYERS PLAYING LIKE THAT....TODAY'S MLB 2 Or 3 in The A.L.and 2 Or 3 in N.L.
👉🏾A BIG J😂KE 👈🏾 SAME WITH THE *NBA🏀NBA👈🏾*👉🏾 MLB⚾MLB*
MY PREDICTIÓNS, YANKS VS METS.
WORLD👈🏾👉🏾SUBWAY👈🏾👉🏾SERIES.
SE YA IN MID OR LATE ⚾CTOBER..
I was only 2 years old in '94, but man did I grow up during the best time of baseball. I watch it now and it's nothing compared to what it used to be from the 90s to the early and mid 2000s
This all star game my 1st that i watched when i was 10 years old.... leaves a bitter taste in my mouth because of the strike.... now brings back memories of that season due to the current owners lockout on Jan 31st
1st full game I saw. ‘95 Division series had me hooked for life. #welcometotheshow
So many legendary players in this '94 game, my teenage years watching baseball. Amazing how seriously they concentrate on the game when an all star ment nothing then. No tattoos or clowns, just baseball
Love the old commercials too
Aired on WITN-7, WRDC-28, WXII-12, WCNC-36 and WECT-6
Car ads:
4:44 Geo Prizm
14:01 Chevy C/K
35:14 GMC Safari
45:22 Oldsmobile Achieva
53:00 Oldsmobile Eighty Eight LSS
1:00:56, 2:45:12 1995 Chevy Monte Carlo
1:07:48 Chevy Trucks (racing)
1:12:15 Chevy Camaro Convertible
1:26:07 Nissan Altima
1:27:07 1995 Dodge Neon
1:27:22 Dodge Intrepid
1:27:37 Lexus (JD Power and Associates)
1:34:03 Chevy S10
1:42:37 1995 Buick Riviera
1:49:57 Buick LeSabre
1:59:23, 3:38:11 Toyota 4Runner
2:27:27 Chevy Astro
2:28:57 Acura Legend
2:49:53 Lexus LS400
2:56:56 Toyota Paseo
This was NBC's return to baseball after four and a half years.
This was also literally, the only time that NBC got to broadcast a baseball game in 1994 due to the strike. Had the season been played in full, then NBC's regular season coverage would've began on August 26. They were also in 1994, supposed to cover the League Championship Series as ABC was due to cover not only the Division Series, but also the World Series.
Dick Enberg was supposed to be the secondary play-by-play man for NBC/The Baseball Network behind Bob Costas, but after the strike, his other commitments for NBC (such as the NFL and golf) got in the way and Greg Gumbel wound up with the #2 job come 1995.
This was also literally the first baseball game that Bob Costas called on TV or period since Game 5 of the 1989 ALCS (Oakland vs. Toronto at the Skydome) on October 8 of that year.
4:45 I didn't even know that car existed. (Geo Prism)
Ripken and Ivan Rodriguez played all 10 innings. When's the last time that happened. Especially at SS and Catcher.
Expos got robbed that year. Best team in baseball 😞
Yeah I think it would’ve been Expos vs. Yankees in the World Series that year.
@@NathanielRobinson no expos vs my white sox we one’d your Yankees that year easily
Biggio beating that double play in 9th made all the difference
Scott Cooper took one extra second looking for the ball in his glove. Baseball is a game of inches.
I have Moises alou,s rookie card and he signed my all star ball
They had no idea the entire season was on borrowed time ...
Oh yes they did they all did by that point
Costas really goes in hard for the owners when Carlos Garcia gets his hit.
15:15 the cosby mysteries are no longer a mystery
This also aired on Pittsburgh's NBC station, WPXI-TV 11.
All Star Game: Part 1 (1994) czcams.com/video/O9TS9I6FJuc/video.html
All Star Game: Part 2 (1994) czcams.com/video/2yEnplF2qsk/video.html
2:24:55 was the moment that just by feet would've been the play of the game. 2:34:30 was the recognition for defense at age 40 in an All Star Game. 2:52:17 after the two best highlights
Alrighty, so nobody gonna say anything about Alfred Hitchcock casually walking right behind home plate as Drabek is pitching to Alomar at the 2:00:44 mark? WT*!!!
90's was all about the real bad ballparks for the all-star game! The Vet, 3 rivers,
Interesting .... in one of the innings Costas mentions that there's 14 members of the 500 homerun club since this game was played... the total members of the 500 home run club has exactly doubled to 28
Aired on I believe either on WTVG or WNWO because of the switch
in 1994 Toledo it was the last year for WTVG 13 NBC then they switched to WTVG 13 ABC in 1995
26:40 had me dying
Bob Costas must of been elated when it was first announced that NBC would be coming back to the baseball broadcasting business after four years away due to its contract with CBS, since baseball is his favorite sport. Unfortunately, it had to be under the aegis of this stupid arrangement called The Baseball Network, which has to be the worst sports broadcasting contract in American TV history.
The 1994 All-Star Game was the only baseball game that NBC got to show in 1994 due to the strike. And it got even worse from there. When baseball resumed in 1995, we had to deal with among other things, the asinine practice of the first two rounds of the playoffs being divvied up to viewers by region and played simultaneously. And there was no continuity with when and where the games would air since both NBC and ABC randomly split the responsibilities, all the way through the World Series.
Bob Costas’ words aged poorly one month later.
How beautiful no ads no stupid nets, clean ballpark and uniforms that fit. No gaudy ugly led boards either. It bad the state of the gamebc of the commish changing what never needed changing, baseball is destroying itself by design. Just as the country is beimg ruined from within.
Before the ghost runner is given second base to start the 10th inning.
How about UNIFORMS ... PERIOD! They're no longer to wear the jersey of the team they represent.
Get off of my lawn you sons of bitches. Back in my day you could get a Hershey and a root beer float for a nickel.
Who did the fireworks?
That's ok they got lucky this year we'll get them next year start another streak go from there
Old school
1:07:34 harrison ford is like i will be the president in the next film get off my plane
Maddux vs Boggs😳😳😳
But the “dp” bails him out 😂😂 45:09
The Cosby mysteries lol 15:16
I didn't know Bill Cosby had a drama series in which he payed a criminalist in the mid 90's.
1994 WORLD SERIES "CHAMPIONS" : MONTREAL EXPOS
The irony is that they might have lost in the playoffs before winning the Series but because we'll never know we can forever call them the champions of 1994 because they won the one thing that is final, the best regular season record.
WS MVP: Pedro Martinez
Who won the world series that year? Oh yeah....no one! Thank you MLB for shitting on your fans😡
Be sure to direct your blame at the owners who tried to extort money from the labor. The players were 100 percent justified in striking. Owners tried to make amends for their failures in 1994 now in 2022
my Expos were suppose to win it, no doubt
@@agoo7581 Oh yeah, so justified. They weren’t making enough millions, huh? 😵💫
When baseball was baseball, before Joe Buck & FOX destroyed the All Star game? Bring back NBC, CBS & ABC! Miss the 80s & 90s!