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@3:00-3:05 oh wow the normally impeccable Steve Stone was actually wrong about that prediction .

Last game of the Steve Stone era with the Cubs. As Steve Stone said during the season when he had friction with someoftheplayers"the Cubs players couldn't handle the truth "

My son and I were at this game. It was the first time the Yankees had played a series at Wrigley since the 1930's. We were lucky to get tickets. Clemens was going for number 300 and the crowd was electric. When Karros hit his go ahead home run, the noise level was unbelievable. What memories.

I was at this game

My childhood. Jon and Joe on ESPN. Legends

I miss Harry

Thank you for this video…….Willam Gray

I remember hearing that guy screaming “YEEASSSSS” after Gary’s home run. He was LOUD. We were so happy then, better than now. To see the cubs finally win in 2016 it wasn’t as chaotic as I thought it would be.. sad really, back in 2003 the parade in Chicago would’ve been 10 million instead of 7..

Harry was getting close to the finish line by this time, but still fun to listen to.

I don't know this for a fact, but I was at this game or one of the ones in the series. It was the inaugural year for the Rockies and we visited Chicago to see the Cubs. I loved being there, never saw the broadcast. Great memory!

Howard Johnson’s last game. 3 for 4

Sandberg looks Exhausted from Baseball, from all his kids and his new bride and his former wife to many people tugging on him

I love seeing the game played this way

When basketball was basketball

First late season collapse since 1969

Man, I miss getting to watch Harry and Steve Stone. I'm a life-long Cardinals fan who grew up in Arkansas, so I couldn't get many Cardinals games on television until my dad bought one of those old, huge satellite dishes. But, when I was home alone during the summer in the eighties, I watched the Cubs any time they played a day game.

16:42 UNBELIEVABLE JOHN LEE HOOKER pepsi commercial

Back when National TV games had great announcers.

Rain Delay starts. . August 29th 1989 2:44:05

I hated the cubs but loved kerry wood and mark prior to

LETS GO CINCINNATI REDS MACHINE BLEEDING OHIO GREATNESS BABY!!!!! BRING BACK THE '90s!

Enjoyed the game ...thank you....just so you know....when you do the header...in sports the home team is last...so it's The New York Yankees vs the Chicago Cubs ..not the other way...

Who’s here after looking at VLAD TV and Rex Chapman saying that Derrick Coleman was the best in his class?

Anyone notice that as sammy sosas knob on the bat got bigger, his offensive numbers plummeted? He got worse. It maybe a joke but he kinda did. The knob got bigger since the 99 season and he got worse

Jack Brickhouse 1948-1981 Harry Caray 1982-1997 Chip Caray 1998-2004 Len Kasper 2005-2019

the sosa at bat/ homer in the bottom of the 8th was such an incredible moment. that 2001 season was special. even though they didnt make the playoffs it was a hell of a ride.

than they started putting down hip hop music ...

at times. the yankees bullpen. was bad. in. 2003

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Thank you for uploading this. I was at this game on the Benton Harbor side. Its been decades since I lived in Michigan (grew up in BH) and lately I've fallen into a Rabbit Hole on YT watching every video I can about BH back in the 80's and 90's. Tiger Pride indeed!

2:54:50 strike?

With Oswalt winning today, it was his 20th win of the 2005 season. Oswalt also won 20 games in 2004. He won 19 games in 2002, and he could have won 20 games, but he lost his final start of the 2002 season.

Cubs catcher Michael Barrett hitting a home run off Oswalt in the fifth inning; these two players had drama with each other in 2004 a couple of times when Oswalt hit Barrett with a pitch on purpose

I cant believe Maddux was not able to hold on in this game and play spoiler. Since the Phillies won in game 162 against the Nationals, and had the Astros lost this game 162 against the Cubs, it would have been Phillies-Astros in a game 163 for the NL Wild Card on Monday October 03 in Philly

For the second consecutive season, the Astros clinch the NL Wild Card on game 162 at home. 2004 against the Rockies with the Giants chasing the Astros, and 2005 against the Cubs with the Phillies chasing the Astros In 2004, Astros were very disappointing, until their final 46 games when they went 36-10 to make the postseason. In 2005, the Astros offense was horrendous due to all the injuries to key players like Bagwell and Berkman and the departure of Beltran after 2004, and the Astros started the season 15 games under .500 with a record of 16-31. Astros got shut-out 17 times during the regular season and once during the postseason (game 4 of the 2005 World Series against the WSOX) Astros surprisingly turned their 2005 season around and became the second team in MLB history to make the postseason after being down 15+ games under .500 The first team to make the postseason after being down 15+ games under .500 were the 1914 Boston Braves, who were 16 games under .500, and then won the World Series when they swept the Philadelphia Athletics. The Miracle Braves Astros also made the World Series in 2005, but they got swept by the WSOX The Athletics this 2005 season were also 15 games under .500 (17-32) and they too almost made the postseason in 2005, but they struggled in September. Both in 2004 and 2005, the Astros were a SENSATIONAL HOME TEAM. In 2004, the Astros won 22 of their last 23 home games (including the postseason home games). In 2005, the Astros won an elite 53 home games in the regular season, as compared to a horrible 36-45 road record in 2005. Astros also won games 3 and 4 against the Braves in Houston. The Astros also won games 3 and 4 against the Cards. The Astros should have also won game 5 against the Cards had it not been for Lidge self-destruction Pujols home run. Astros did lose game 3 and game 4 against the WSOX, but that was because MLB ordered the Astros to play with the roof open in the World Series. Astros had SENSATIONAL homefield advantage in late 2004 and the whole 2005 season when the roof was closed.

Information regarding the Cubs offseason with player currently on their roster: - Today ends one of the greatest disappointment in baseball history = the 2004 Cubs. - Today ends the greatest Cubs era of all time (1998-2004). And yes, this 1998-2004 era was greater than their 2015-2020 era. - Sammy Sosa left today’s final game early, and this created tons of drama. And because of this and all the other past behaviors that the Cubs put up with Sosa, Sosa will be traded to Baltimore in the offseason. Dusty Baker was not happy that Sosa left early. Baker said Sosa was hurt and was not on the Cubs bench, and that he didn't arrive in the clubhouse until 70 minutes before the first pitch. Cubs will sign Jeromy Burnitz to replace Sosa at right field. - This was Matt Clement final season with the Cubs, as he will sign with the RSOX in the offseason. - This was Moises Alou final season with the Cubs, as he will sign with the Giants in the offseason. So Moises will once again play by a team managed by his father Felipe (just like their Expos days). - As for the Cubs TV guys = Chip Caray, the Cubs' TV play-by-play announcer the last seven years, is leaving for a similar job with the Braves, where he will join his father, Skip Caray. There was no immediate word if Cubs analyst Steve Stone, whose criticism of Baker led to a meeting with team officials this week, will be retained. (Stone also left the Cubs after the 2004 season).

I love the commercial's !!

Classic commercials for The Sporting News and Sports Illustrated. Love it.

Watching Harry Caray broadcast the Chicago Cubs is part of my late 80s & 90s childhood growing up in Deposit, New York watching on the superstation

1:30:54 Hahahaha 😂 1:31:49

I was there in left field. I thought Woody hit it out. Sure looked like it. At Wrigley would have been 10 rows deep.