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Forster and Sir-Mix-A-Lot were ahead of curve on curvy bodies lol

I am reading his book....love it. Great inspiration for anyone who has a disability.

1999,

I believe his '67 no - no was a regulation affair

Eddie, Eddie, Eddie, Eddie......... <bangs on Memorial Stadium bleachers as I chant..>

Did you ask him where the bodies are?

Am I the only one who visualized him in every one of those photos saying "Oooo yeeeaah!"

Imagine being in a club bathroom stall at 2am, in the mid 1980s, doing bumps of blow with the Pittsburgh Pirates parrot and talking about nonsense like solving the world's problems and shit.

God And Jesus Will Always Love You.

Tommy John should be in the Hall of Fame he has more wins than any pitcher non Steroid other than Bobby Williams who played in the 1800s

Pro tip: If you're going to make a video about someone, don't waste a minute+ with a no-point introduction. Jim Gentile deserves better than this.

What a true legend!

Dude was a great platoon player.

A proof that Baseball is boring

This is wholesome as shit 😊🙏

Man.. I really appreciate this.. Eric was my uncle and a very misunderstood man.. I feel you did him justice tho.. Les was a terrible human and physically and mentally abusive to My uncle, my mother, my Aunt and grandmother.. I never had a relationship with Les and I'm better for that.. The Pete Rose thing was just as you said it.. there was no disrespect towards Pete or the fans.. he really had pretty bad back problems and like most of us if you stop moving, shit starts hurting.. He felt terrible about hitting Dawson in the face and tried on multiple occasions to apologize and make it right.. My uncle was no racist.. people can believe what they want but, he despised racism and racist alike.. he was a wonderful person and went out of his way to help others.. he was incredibly intelligent and talented.. he was amazing on guitar, paino, drums bass etc.. he tought me guitar and piano when I was young. Unfortunately all the brilliance and talent weren't enough to control the addiction and unfortunately it cost him his life.. he died the day before my birthday in 94 and I haven't cared about my birthday since.. life can be cruel sometimes.. Anyway, a lot of people have painted him in a bad light and I feel you were very objective and honest and I truly thank you for that.. I think he deserved it.. it's hard to believe he's been gone for 30 years.. and he was number 30.. My mom still misses him everyday.. we have so much memorabilia from when he played.. so many autographed baseballs, bats, gloves, pictures etc.. my parents hallway still represents for him.. I miss him.. I hope he's at peace.. I hope to see him again some day.. Thank you for making this video.. all my best. M. Cifelli

Nice double play by first baseman

What can I say? Best ever hitting and defensive catcher. When I was A kid, he was the guy to look to for A role model. He was what the game was all about. I have only seen him once have a look of discontent in regards to the game. He was asked about Rose. I interpreted his response as one of disappointment. "If you have kids, what do you tell them about the rules?" If professional athletes can actually be heroes he is on the top of the list. Thank You Johnny.

At least psycho is wearing pants

Got em on that double up! Probably the only way for two adults to play tic-tac-toe without it ending in a draw.

Nice clip man

WTF is this audio mix?

I sure remember Jim In the majors. Such a great talent. Thank you for sharing.

Another great video thank you

Throwing sidearm doesn't take velocity off and throwing submarine only takes away a few mph. The reason they don't usually throw hard is they are usually typical pitchers who were told they didn't have the movement or velocity to make it to the big leagues without funk. Byung Hyun-Kim used to throw mid 90s submarine and now Ryan Thompson can reach 94 throwing submarine. Unlike many it seems in the comments. I believe if you're throwing the balls in even a slightly upwards motion you're a submariner because even sidearmers don't lift their arm up throwing. Everyone else brings it in some way down.

He's been forgotten about.

The platoon of Lowenstein and Roenecki were the best leftfielder in baseball.

300 innings a season (or close to it ) almost every year in the 70s. And for some weird reason he was considered “soft”. Go figure!

Great review. Will have to check "Bingo Long" out.. what a great cast. Really liked "Soul of the Game" (@6:02).

This film is fire. I loved the Hispanic angle that Pryor's character was pursuing.

You have to get more views on your videos! They are always well researched and unearth some really great history

This movie was such a joy for me growing up. Used to offer up an "invite pitch" when we played stickball.

80s cable TV. We loved it. Leon Carter.

love this movie and i think you mean "portraying" not betraying

Wockenfuss stance reminds me of mickey tettleton. Who was a oriole and a tiger......huh. i guess everything is connected

I love this movie

Loved this film as a kid!!! Appreciate it being featured for it’s brilliance. Phenomenal work Hatbilly!!!!

Loved this film as a kid!!! Appreciate it being featured for it’s brilliance. Phenomenal work Hatbilly!!!!

Anyone who watched HBO in the beginning is well aware of this movie. Also, Elton John's Concert in Central Park.

Richard Pryor went on to play in another classic underrated baseball movie "Brewster's Millions"

He was one of my favorite orioles players.

thanks for sharing this. a lot of great performers in this movie.

I love that movie !!! Have it in DVD. And a curious thing is that James Earl Jones, who as Leon Carter plays a Josh Gibson look alike role in this movie and delivers that 1-derful speech in Fields Of Dreams isn't a baseball fan, ironic !!!

The same director who did Saturday Night Fevef did this movie also thats interesting

Man I love this Movie

Old enough to have seen this in a theater, but it has been one of my favorite movies...excellent break down of the flick and the history of the time.

The Orioles got rid of him bc Jim Traber was tired of being the insurance policy when Eddie was on the DL

Acts 4:12

As usual, you’ve outdone yourself. 👍