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Herb Washington caught with his head up his ASS! WTF! LOL....

Lonnie Smith was safe at home on the steal. The umpire didn't have a good view.

I love this. I named my son Payton after him.

Sweet 👍

Robin Yount played for 20 seasons. He was a first ballot Hall of Famer despite only being selected to 3 all star games.

1st pitch 18:58

Thank you

he is the reason i am a braves fan today

Chuck Tanner appropriately had the Pittsburgh accent. Nice watch!

The quality is excellent! Thank you.

1st pitch at 14:25

Incredibly edited!

Watching this clup, ao nice to have a timer now

48:23 Priceless interview of Catfish Hunter and Joe Rudi, by baseball’s all-time best color man, Tony Kubek

Baseball is boring

JoeyD great edits bro

Nolan pumping 99 here

The BEST CHANNEL ON RUclips 💪😃👍 PROPS JOEYD BBALL

I read that Casey Stengel was rendered speechless for perhaps the only time in his life when after the game a sportswriter asked him if Larsen had ever pitched a better game.

Keep em coming joey I watch every day! U da man💪😃👍

mickey knew how to deal with the shift!

I loved this as a teenager in the late 90s

Philadelphia sports at that time was very special. Every team in the city was very good and filled with characters that everybody loved. Each sport had its special time of the year that was always exciting. Schmidtty was and forever will be an icon in Philly. As a kid i emulated his playing style as did almost every other kid growing up. What a special time that was from the mid-70’s to the early 80’s. You could feel that something great was going to happen and it all came together when we got Charley Hustle. Another player i emulated.

Dick Williams wrote that this loss stung more than the 13-0 game 1 rout. Game one was a flush it game where there was no doubt who the better team was that day. This game had more what if's. Williams admitted he thought he was beat going back to San Diego. He credited the fans who showed up in the middle of the night to welcome the team back with possibly winning the pennant.

Just before the tape starts with Gil Hodges batting in the 2nd, Jackie Robinson hit a sharp grounder that deflected off 3B Andy Carey’s glove but was fielded by SS Gil McDougald who threw out Robby at first by half a step. That was an important play.

Check out the Pirate catcher landing some haymakers on a fan at 2:00:33.

After the Dodgers scored 19 runs combined in the first two games of this Series, averaging 1.2 runs per inning, Yankees pitching held them to just 6 runs over the last 5 games - 0.13 runs/inning. The Yankee starters pitched every inning, every out in five straight games, 3 through 7. In addition to Larsen in game 5, Whitey Ford pitched game 3, Tom Sturdivant game 4, Bob Turley game 6 (lost 1-0 in the 10th) and Johnny Kucks game 7. Five straight games without the bullpen. Won’t ever see that again.

The Cobra!!

@drinktillwerefunny 0 seconds ago In the united states you just have to do play with a ball for millions of dollars, which is something you love anyway. Have no other talents other than sports, then you're hero. Turn 23 and suddenly you are a mentor and the greatest. That's not A HERO OR LEGEND OR MENTOR , JUST A MAN WHO IS GREAT AT BASETALL. rip LOVE AND RESPECT TO ALL. Reply

Ryan the Chamberlin of Baseball

My goat

Great work Joey B

Wow Sheridan was really a great talent. A great bunt single. Great power with a home run in the wind. Great fielder with a great arm. I remember him briefly as a Giant on that pennant winning team in 89. It’s weird how he never had a bigger career because he had all of the tools.

Did not know a kinescope of this game existed.

Always loved his power to the opposite field

Hey I wanted to see what Horner did.

R.I.P Sparky Anderson, & Williie Hernandez!!!?

R.I.P Mel Allen!!!?

This video put me in baseball heaven. I love learning about teams/dynasties over the course of a decade or so because you get to see the whole picture. From afar the Reds won as many titles as the Yankees and Pirates in the 70s and one less than Oakland. However, when you look at what they were able to accomplish year to year with the roster continuation and instilled culture, it makes them special.

Murray was safe in the Top of the 5th.

Well done, Gents

Great job again joeyd

It almost seems like the attempt down to third is too high risk. He's on second, has speed already and a single will score him. Better to have him take the base and work to the batter.

I got to meet Don Larsen at a Hot Stove League reunion banquet around 1979 at some hotel near the Anaheim Convention Center. One of the guys I worked with used to pitch for the old Hollywood Stars and the Los Angeles Angels in the Pacific Coast League back in the late 40's to mid-50's and he knew Larsen. He had come over to our table he I was introduced to him. What a thrill even though he was half crocked. I also got to meet Willie McCovey, Bill Buehler, the former L.A. Dodger's trainer and former Dodger announcer Jerry Doggett.

I agree about the uniforms. All teams should be forced to wear the old uniforms also with the stockings. If you want people to like the sport and fall in love with it you need tradition not “progressiveness”.

When God made a ball player he made Murph.

This is TRULY a gem. Thanks a million for sharing this MLB Network debut broadcast with clips of the original NBC-TV telecast of Don Larsen's perfect game from the 1956 World Series between the Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers. Truly a classic.

Greatest 3rd baseman of all time!

That was a tremendous grab by that young fan on a ball that was absolutely squashed. The Kid was partially lucky for being in the right place at the right time, but I gotta give him credit for jumping that first wall and then navigating around the twenty or so other Homer-Hungry Fans. I think he had a great read, didn’t overrun the baseball and made a composed catch.

Thank you !