Duckmauler dhc
Old Mossy Horns
I hate that part of it was tainted by roids but that was a special generation regardless100% agree.
Don’t care if most of the players were juiced to the max. That was an incredible time to be a baseball fan.
I hate that part of it was tainted by roids but that was a special generation regardless100% agree.
Don’t care if most of the players were juiced to the max. That was an incredible time to be a baseball fan.
He’s the best total player anyone dead or alive has ever seen.I agree with you on Judge....but, he said THIS CENTURY. I take that to mean "since 2000".
Trout would get my vote as the "other" one (of two best).
Ohtani might be the best total player I've ever seen.......and I'll be 60 in a few days.
1958?Pissed me off when the Dodgers left Brooklyn .
You would think sandy koufax would be pitching to mantle and Maris for those prices.With tickets starting at $1100 for game one, I hope no one even goes to the games....what a way to punish your loyal fans that filled the stadiums all season
You might be right but I don’t think these guys could carry the jockstraps from the teams of the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90sOhtani is the greatest baseball talent any of us have seen
Duke Snider days .1958?
i started rereading David Halberstam's book October 1964 after your post. Details the Cardinals and Yankees world series and the lead up to it. All kinds of tidbits in there that are interesting. Nice read to the runup to this series.I go back to the 60's.....Maris, Mantle, Willie Mays, and others....those guys could play ball like it should be played.
don't forget Joe Torre and MetallicaSame here. I’ve been a Yankees fan for as long as I can remember.
I spent the majority of my summers with my grandparents growing up. My grandfather was die hard Yankees fan. Back in the 90s ESPN would air old baseball games before showing present day baseball games.
I can remember watching Yankees and Dodgers reruns from the 50s and 60s.
Fast forward to the mid to late 90s when the Yankees got the Empire back. I was a teenager then. That 96-2000 era was something to behold. Jeter, Williams, Posada, Rivera, Pettite, what a group!!
what about Fernando? He recently passedThis matchup brings back memories of being a kid and watching these two in the late 1970s. I was a huge Dodgers fan and was crushed when they lost to the Yankees two years in a row. My Dad was a huge fan, too, so my parents let me stay up to see the end of the games. There were superstars on both of those rosters. I got to go to a game at Dodger Stadium in May. It was an incredible experience. All the history they have displayed around the stadium is impressive.
Dodgers:
Steve Garvey
Tommy John
Don Sutton
Steve Yeager
Ron Cey
Dusty Baker
Yankees:
Thurman Munson
Willie Randolph
Greg Nettles
Reggie Jackson
Lou Pinella
Ron Guidry
what about Fernando?
I wish we were still listening to Joe buck and Tim mccarverI hadn’t noticed the coincidences between Kirk Gibsons HR and Freeman’s
Same date same exact time?
Or was I being mislead by a yankee hater?
And does anyone else thing that the ex braves announcer for fox broadcasting tells you too much info after every single pitch?