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I loved Monty Moore's play by play. A true Oakland A's broadcast legend!

Please put these men in the Hall of Fame

What an a hole He also disowned his son for being gay. A hole

“…why waste four, so I hit him with the first pitch.” Legend - Don Drysdale

Probably the funniest thing ever 😂

Awesome just Awesome

Another Dodgers legend. Great voice. They did him wrong.

Besides the players you mention, none of the other uniform numbers match any player or coach from the 1963 Dodgers...wonder who they are?

Ross, the Brewers were the other team that released him.

Can't imagine having Ted Williams watching you in the cage at 16, and he's giving you pointers. Amazing! Teddy Ballgame knew he had what it takes. Which begs to ask - Why in the hell did Piazza not get drafted until the 62nd round?

Chick was cool❤

How could one love animals but work in the racing industry???

I searched for this commercial after reliever Edwin Diaz of the Mets got ejected and suspended for alleged foreign substance. I misremembered that Gaylord Perry was the pitcher in the commercial. But I did remember the product was Vitalis. That’s good advertising, when you remember the product 50 years later.

What a wonderful tribute to the now-late Mays. Loved the footage of the 4-homer game and the story of the borrowed bat. Thanks, Ross, for putting this together. We will never again see a player quite like the great Willie Mays, the first 5-tool player.

HOPE, I can Add Roberto.

Tom absolutely deserves a wonderful life tribute. I will keep my eyes open. I love this guy.

I grew up a dodger fan as a kid , but hated listening to dodger games on a transistor radio because if Sandy was pitching , it was going to be won by Wills getting a hit , stealing second than scoring a on a single . Meanwhile , up in the San Francisco Bay , Willie Mays and Willie McCovey both were averaging about 150 homeruns each every year , while the Dodger slugger , Wes Parker was good for his usual 7- 9 taters a year . Willie used to hit that many on a twi-night double header . Anyway , Say Hey was my favorite MLB player of all time . God bless you sir .

Men talking sports ❤

RIP THESE 3 LEGENDS MAN MAYS JOIN THEM IN HEAVEN RIP MAYS, MANTLE AND DUKE MAN NEVER FORGET THESE LEGENDS

RIP THESE 3 LEGENDS MAN MAYS JOIN THEM IN HEAVEN RIP MAYS, MANTLE AND DUKE MAN NEVER FORGET THESE LEGENDS

Luzinski caught the ball...

There is a story that Mays stepped in to hit, digging in as normal. Then he looked up, saw that he was facing Drysdale, and called time. Then he reached down, filled in the depression where he had dug in, and stepped back into the box.

The Dodgers of the mid sixties were the weakest hitting team ever to win multiple World Series. Drysdale was out of town when he heard the news that Koufax had pitched his second no-hitter. His first thought was "did he win?"

Greetings from Florida 🐬 Thank You Ross ✨ Thank You Annie ✨ for Sharing 💕 My Nephew met Tom ✨ in N.Y.C...@ a hot dog stand 😊 He ✨ and My Nephew ✨ chatted as they ate! I, have listened to every tape Tom ✨ has aired. His ✨ Professionalism combined with Life ✨ Love ❤ and Laughter is Sorely Missed ❤ I'm looking forward to the documentary very much ❤ God 🙏 Bless You ❤

I LOVED Tom Snyder and the Tomorrow show....stayed up many late nights watching....Tom was the best interviewer and host....some nights he only had one person on but mostly it was 2 guests, on the talk shows today you get maybe 5 to 7 minutes of an interview....there has never been another show or host like Tom since....sadly we don't have talk shows like his today....he really cared about the people he was talking to and it was fascinating to watch....I loved his style and his laugh...I would so love to see this documentary, great interview with Tom's daughter...thanks so much for sharing : ))))))

This should be an hour long

So many greats came from Philly. Tom was a favorite. Maury Povich and Mike Douglas were also big hits. When I wasn't on the air the next morning, I would stay up and watch the entire "Tomorrow" program. We don't see talent like Tom these days.

Family.

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I remember when I wax a kid in 1958 when the Dodgers came to LA, they were bigtime

Warner Wolf was the biggest phony and a real nasty guy…

If memory serves,Pods actually had a 9-10 record in the regular season,and did not pitch a CG ,after June.Ironic ,for sure.In the small world dept,I know a retired Dean of the Univ Ky Law School who saw Podres pitch during his sensational season for the Hazard Bombers,in the early '50s.Its hard to believe the fabulous postwar Dodgers won only one WS.Without Johnny Podres,they would not have won any.Dodgers fans still think of him often.

Warner Wolf, brings back some memories

Wow! I remember this commercial. I was 10 years old. Havent seen it since.

I miss Tom so much. Never met him, but he was a good friend of mine.

Fondly recall Tom from his younger days at KYW 3 in Philadelphia back in the 1960's.

You might have took the Dodgers from Brooklyn, but you took the heart out the people of New York. It was & still is a mistake to move the Dodgers from Brooklyn. It was done for GREED only, nothing else.

Obviously in retrospect it's easy to spot Don!!! Love this, thank you for posting.

Even though I am a die hard Celtics fan, listening to Chick Hearn call the Laker games when I lived in California was a highlight I will never forget!

Whether you just played Little League, won a World Series, or are in the Hall of Fame these are funny stories.

I used to watch Koufax back in the 1960's. Just hitting a foul ball was a moral victory. But the thing I remember most was when the Cardinals were playing the visiting Pirates. A Cardinal player hit a line ball down the right field line. All the fans were on their feet. We all thought the hit would be a easy triple. I looked and saw the 3rd base coach holding up his hands for the runner to stop at second base. The crowd was very loud. When Roberto Clemente threw the fastest outfield throw I had ever seen, the whole crowd shut up. Complete silence broken by a loud "smack"as the ball hit Ken Boyer's glove.

3 LEGENDS talking about another 2 Legends! Koufax threw so hard he sadly threw his arm out, and Drysdale was so mean legends like Mays and Mantle feared him! When Sports were Sports and there were no women announcing in luxury dresses!

Talk about Field of Dreams!! As Archie would say, "Those were the days".

Hilarious. I bought a bottle of Vitalis circa 1990 because I was young and curious what it would do for my hair. Didn’t care for it and stuck with hair gel. I tried a tube of Groom & Clean around the same time as well…never got around to trying Brylcreem though. I was always fascinated with products that had been established and then fell out of favor. I’m old enough now to maybe start getting “Liver Spots”…time to pick up a jar of Porcelana!

Earlier in this season the SF manager, Herman Franks got into a big dust up with the umps, accusing Drysdale of doctoring the ball and I believe Franks was throw out. I saw the game on TV. It was the first year I started to follow sports. 1968. Some ad executive was on the ball.

Great ad! I'm a little too young to have seen this when it first aired. I had to come back to it and rewatch - Dodgers are wearing road Los Angeles jerseys (and the Giants are wearing home) but the game is clearly in Dodger Stadium. Interesting.

Great Reaction Dawn,,, !! All 3 Rush Hours R, GRRREAT !!!

Sharpie… RIP

It was fun to watch these 3 greatest players that baseball had ever produced talk about the great don drysdale about throwing at these guys ❤😅👍

3 all time greats