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I was a month old living in a NYC suburb.

Bob Prince was a classic, legend and fixture in the history of Pirates radio

Brooks Robinson playing SS? I followed these games back then. I don’t remember that.

Curt Gowdy actually broke into baseball broadcasting with the Yankees in 1949/50 as the #2 to Mel Allen. The lead Red Sox position opened up in 1951 and Gowdy left for Boston. In his fifteen years in Beantown he became a fan favorite announcing for some bad Sox teams.

Thinking that Coke must have sponsored the Sox in 1957. BTW, in 1957 the Red Sox were 1-17 against the A's and Ted Williams had an .098 batting average against the A's!

What a pitching match up Gibson verse Marichal

Great looking uniforms back then. Simple and not flashy.

I participated in those rallies to bring a franchise to Miami, but it was a waste of time. That market sucks and they don’t have a solid fanbase.

Did you notice the players back then. They were all different shapes and sizes. Some thin, some chunky, some muscular. Today and since Barroid Bonds, they all are hulking gorillas. Weight training, steriods, and other PEDs. The game today sucks.

Makes me want to light up a Lucky and pop open a Mountain Dew (I don't drink beer).

Has anyone ever had the balls to tell Chris Berman that he's not funny?

Takes me back to when I was 7. Tiger baseball on the radio when the family would go on a drive to visit. Warms my heart. Thank you Ernie and George.

The Pirates made a big mistake when they fired manager Harry The Hat Walker after the 66 season.

saturated phat

Gibson vs. Marichal.

Do you lose stereo using this ?

Johnny Powell? You mean Boog Powell. I actually loved Phil Rizzuto and Bill White more as I'm a lifetime lifelong Yankee fan born in 1959. I'm told that Mel Allen and Red Barber as the best announcer duo of all time.

Just awesome. The best.

We lived near Jefferson Barracks in 1962. Evenings with Harry and Jack are a great memory.

12:36 The same style metal-backed chairs that were used in Exhibition Stadium, Toronto!

This is so much better than WWE.

1:07:00 - Good to hear the bird along with Ernie and Paul.

The cigarette commercials are disgusting.

Never ever saw Mays bat second. Cepada became a Cardinal.

Me, everything. One take. No shit.

Army of god….. And Tino

I would have made a special trip to Detroit just to have witnessed a game in that Tiger Stadium.

Esa era la verdadera grandes Ligas, los jugadores jugaban con una sonrisa en los labios, y disfrutaban el juego, y no ganaban casi nada por temporada, y ahora ganan cientos de millones por contratos desorbitantes y no le llegan, ni a los tobillos a esa gamas de jugadores de esa época.

So many legendary names! Wow! Fun to listen to!

Is that Chris narrating?

Wonder what happened to the commercials? Usually the sponsoring product was "pitched" along with normal conversation.

Hearing those lineups - so many names from childhood - Kaline, Ron LeFlore, Aurelio Rodriguez, Ed Brinkman, Boog Powell. Also good to hear someone sing the national anthem straight, without a bunch of showboating.

Kaline's 3,000 hit comes at 1:00:12

This is Priceless! Thank-you

6:30 BOOOOOO

There was a guy making a comment that these look like grown men in pajamas, especially with the elastic wasteband. Maybe so. However, blue jeans, dress pants and tuxedos are even worse options. I used to wear short shorts and knee pads in my softball league. When I slid into bases, often I'd get a little dirt caught in my jock strap. Play ball!

Not dollars but millions

I just found this song and Dance Shield on a mixed tape :)

While being born on this 1957 All Starr Game day July 9th , my Mother said " God this isn't over until it's over ."!!!!!😁♥️🎂💪

Whole Cow , this game was playing while mom was giving birth to Me in New York City !!!!⭐💫👏🇺🇸♥️🙏😇🍀😁

Luckily Tiger fans seemed to like to tape games back in the day :).

wait the red sox had 2 hrs and 19 minutes of highlights?

How can I get more cardinal baseball from 1962 and 1963 seasons with Harry Cary and Jack Buck???

Wonderful. Thanks for posting.

Look how rough the field is...like a little league field. Amazing upload thank you so much!

❤❤❤ Good job!!!!!!

How can we get more games from 1962 and 1963.

every strikeout on here was a ball haha

On April 12, 1966, the Pirates opened Atlanta Stadium by defeating the Braves 3-2 in 13 innings. Willie Stargell hit a 2-run HR in the top of the 13th. Atlanta's Joe Torre hit a solo HR in the bottom of the 13th, his second of the game. It was the Braves' first game in Atlanta after moving from Milwaukee.

Love The Sugarcubes salute