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Lou Piniella was a freaking firey manager. He led the wire to wire. That team has no quit in them. Let's not forget that this was the same team and season when pitcher Norm Charleton ran over Dodgers catcher Mike Socia and Lou Piniella would pick up first base and throw it into right field TWICE in a game against the Dodgers.

I pay money to watch manager and umpires argue. I don’t care for runs, home runs, strike-outs, and many things. I care about insulting and bench-clearing brawls (note the plural). I love bad and emotionally-fragile umpires and passionate baseball players/coaches/managers. When you put what you love together...

El Presidente!

Crawford was always an instigator

Both goes crazy

That’s when baseball was baseball.. I’m 40 keep that In mind

Jerry Crawford was a worthy opponent for Sweet Lou.

I know it's rare but are there any videos of a calm and sedate Lou Pinella?

You're never gonna make the 8 team NBA 60s sound great old man

Someone go back to that WS and put the current strike zone box on the screen. That'd be interesting to see.

And their replacements produced the winning run, Glenn Braggs hit a sacrifice fly that allowed Herm Winningham to score.

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even worse than angel hernandez if that's possible only because brinkman did not act a like a pro. he allowed personality conflicts to cloud his calls. he should have his pension revoked

Delusional 60s guy

That quote about how nobody can control wilt wasn’t the full story. He also said “I am not a thing I am a person. You handle things; you work with people; I think I can work with anyone. This quote was so significant that John Wooden who was present at that press conference actually went back and edited every quote from his newly published book Practical Modern Basketball from “handling your players” to working with your players” Butch was unfit to be coaching adults much less a team of the Lakers caliber. If you can’t coach without talking down to your players then you have no business in professional basketball.

The TRUE fact is, the umps all made two, otherwise, batting practice pitchers, Maddux and Glavine, into so called "Hall of Famers" by calling that same horseshit strike, that was anywhere from one inch off the strike zone, to the on deck circle, for an entire decade. Not for any other pitchers, just for these two, otherwise slackers, that would've not even be major league pitchers, without this asininity, for so many years. Both of them, especially Glavive, would have laughed right out of baseball, if not for it. Take all those Braves, Division Titles, NLCS Titles, Cy Youngs, and whatever else, and shove'em where the sun doesn't shine. They are absolutely worthless. The umps, absolutely, made two scrubs, into HOFers. What a travesty. No wonder, they only won, one World Series, in all that time. But, what a great World Series... Indians vs. Braves... must have drove liberal, Democrats, absolutely out of their tiny minds.

Thank goodness for good ol Doug Harvey.

This is funny listening to MC Hammer narrate! He was Finley's mole...a snitch...a rat, that reported everything that went on in the clubhouse. MC Hammer is a louse!

It’s like watching two chickens fight 😂

Top G

Oh my

Crawford sure liked throwing out managers from the dugout

Joe Brinkman had a vendetta against Cleveland. Every time he was behind the plate he screwed the Indians over. It all stems from when he got hit over the head and busted open at 10cent beer night at old municipal stadium. He is and always will be one of the worst Umpire ever to walk the planet and a pos

Wow that first call, ball 1. Then he just lazily points his finger out indicating a strike. You have to be a little more emphatic. And get the damn call right. Not sure what his agenda was that day...

Smoke did that to hatcher on purpose

I wish Piniella woulda decked his ass…..

that umpire lowkey punked lou i never seen an ump get that fired up he was like " you aint punking me lou, F that!"

Drogaaaaa

Why is the sound quality like World League Football

Very sad was the brilliant play of Jerry West scored a Triple Double in Game 7 to this day only man to win NBA Finals MVP from a team that lost the series.

We sure miss sweet Lou here in Seattle. Those are the good old days.

Tom "Jackpot" Halion was a 1st base ump here?

Sweet Lou. Love that guy. Anyone know when this game was?

Crawford is a tough ump

Where's the players getting ejected arguing over a pitch an inch off the plate? Its almost like the players back then just accepted the zone was a part of the game.

Never understood why those Braves pitchers were given a wider strike zone anyways. Maddux and Glavine could locate pitches perfectly with the regular strike zone.

umpire went a bit nuts too lol

Doug Harvey was one of the greatest umpires of all time and had everybody's respect.

I wish we could hear what there yelling about

I literally just got done watching a video clip of that same umpire having it out with Don Zimmer. Was this Umpire Crawford the Angel Hernandez of back then?

LMFAO!

Don't see this anymore.

Sweet Lou

Lou Piniella made baseball funnier than anything that could happen in movies.

Those expos uniforms... Like a circus show is in town

Just another video confirming umpires are outdated and unnecessary…

That ump got Lou good. You dont see that anymore

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Isn't that the same umpire who ejected Don Zimmer and then got into a heated argument with him?