There was something special about them Summer Nights when Marty and Joe were on the radio in the neighborhoods of Cincinnati. People on their porch, back porch and the corner stores with the game going just gave you a special warm feeling that we will never have again. Miss ya Joe! God bless Marty!
Mary's been the voice of the Reds my whole life and its crazy to think about how it won't be like that anymore. I will miss him and I wish him good luck in his retirement. #ThankYouMarty
Hes been in my life as the voice since I was 4 years old. My greatest memory is growing up poor, hitting rocks with a wiffle ball bat across the Miami river listening to him and Joe. in the 70s and early 80s. Although I now live in Texas, I would never watch or listen to the Reds without expecting his voice. I will miss this voice and The Reds will never be the same. 40 + years belong to Marty Brennaman. You gave us great memories in bad places and made it a better for us. Congrats on your retirement. All the best on your endeavours with you and your family
Twins fan here but enjoy Baseball altogether, Congratulations on your Retirement. Marty Brennaman was a great Broadcaster and you don't even have to be a Reds fan to appreciate his work.
Thank You Marty for all the years behind the microphone. “ This One Belongs To The Reds” is your signature. Have a great retirement. God bless you Sir.
I have never known Reds baseball without Marty. Today a part of my childhood has left. Such a bittersweet day for me. thank you Marty for all of the memories.
As a 62 year old "Youngster"...I LOVE MARTY......Blessed to have been around during his years with The Red Legs.....The Banana Phone will NEVER be the Same.....Cheers Everyone
@@tydiab8838 Yes sir...was a Junior in High School and me and a couple of buddies would listen to The Reds on WLW--- The Big One on the weekends...it helped keep us out of Trouble...LOL....My kids, who are in their mid to late 30's, have always loved Marty and The Gang....it's all they have ever known! Cheers Ty
Marty, thank you for all the memories. You were a staple for 45 years of my life. You were the only reds play by play person I ever known as a reds fan. I remember watching games on TV muted with You and Joe calling games. THANK YOU
Thank you so much Marty, you'll be greatly missed! When I moved here at 5 years old & moved in with my grandparents, I was a scared, nervous little boy moving to a totally new place with people I didn't really know at the time. But my first night there my grandpa (RIP) was listening to you and the old lefty. He told me to pull up a chair & listen to the game & from that moment I fell in love with baseball & especially the Reds! You & my grandpa help ease me into a rough situation & all because of the way you call a game, thanks again Marty & all the best in your future endeavors. You're forever a Red!
I echo other fans. I'm 44 and have never known a Reds season without Marty. He and Joe Nuxhall brought the game to me as a kid. It wont be the same without that Titanic struggle. Congrats on a fine career sir.
Marty I grew up listening to you and Joe, your voices were so comforting to me. When Joe died, a piece of me died. Now that your gone from the radio booth, you can never be replaced. Never!! Thank you Marty for all you have done for the Reds, and the great game of baseball. We will never forget you!!
I'm a Cardinals fan but always respected and enjoyed Marty's work when I had the chance to listen. Always sad to see the long-term guys go, especially the classy ones... Best of luck to both Marty and Reds
You have been the voice of the Reds for almost as long as I have been a Reds Fan. Thank You Marty & I miss Joe, you guys are the VERY BEST ! #THANKYOUMARTY
I wonder how many people know he was the national radio announcer for the iconic Christian Laettner shot in the Duke/Kentucky 1992 classic? I never lived in the Midwest so I only know him for his national radio work on college football and basketball but he was really, really good at both.
I'm sure he will have fun in retirement...and I'm also glad he mentioned Tommy Thrall. I've listened to Tommy for 6 seasons as the voice of the Blue Wahoos and we were thrilled he was asked to go to Cincy and work with Marty. Reds Nation will like Tommy. He's a number one broadcaster.
From a general person who loves the sport of baseball that being said a big cubs fan, all that set aside congratulations on a good long healthy broadcasting career in reds broadcasting and more enjoy retirement and best of luck to you and your family!
AND THIS ONE BELONGS TO MARTY!!! CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR RETIREMENT MARTY. THANK YOU FOR REDS RADIO ON WLW. YOU WERE A BIG PART OF MY LIFE. HEARING YOUR VOICE IN EXCREMENT AS OUR HOME TOWN BOYS HIT HOME RUNS AND MADE ABSOLUTELY AMAZEING PLAYS MADE ME HAPPY. GOD BLESS AND HAPPY RETIREMENT
Just got to see Marty tonight as the key speaker at the Moeller sports stagg. Feb 2022 Marty is doin well and still a favorite. Great career. Great retirement.
This was very touching and what makes sports and baseball in particular, a wonderful experience. Marty is a Reds Legend, although all baseball fans should pay tribute to Marty Brennaman. Enjoy your retirement.
I grew up around Dayton, OH. Marty's first season was when I was 4. So I have no memory of anything other than Marty being the voice of the Reds on radio. It sure will be weird not hearing him any longer. My favorite call of his will always be the Dave Pallone Game. I also loved the "apology" the stupid commissioner forced him to make afterwards. You could tell he didn't mean a word of it, and I loved it.
As a long time Met fan, I can understand. I grew up on 2 long time broadcasters from Day 1. Ralph Kiner and Bob Murphy. After Murphy retired< within 6 months he was gone. Kiner retired, but stuck around from time to time until his death in 2014. Salute to Marty and the Cincinnati Reds.
Marty - As a kid I growing up in the suburbs I listened to every baseball game I could pick up on the radio after dark - Chicago both teams, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, New York both teams, St Louis, even Kansas City when the conditions were right. Listening to you I felt like I had a front row seat at the ballpark. Thank you for everything you gave to the game and the fans. This one belongs to Marty Brennaman.
As a kid I thought Marty and Joe were the only baseball announcers on the radio. I just figured they called every teams baseball games for them. Then one day I learned how to tune the dial on accident. The radio picked up a station I guess out of St. Louis and it was a Cardinals-Mets game. I was shocked that the familiar voice of Marty and Joe had been replaced by whoever the announcers were at the time, and I didn't like it. I figured out quick how to tune it back to WLW. In the 9th inning of Game 4 of the '90 World Series, my dad turned the TV down so we could listen to Marty and Joe call it. Some 22 years later, I turned the TV down so my kids could hear Marty call both of Bailey's no-hitters. In the words of Joe Nuxhall "Thank ya Marty"
Very nice, I hate to see the long time voice of teams, I like, retire. Guys that do play by play become the team, Vin Scully will always be the Dodgers guy for as long as the team exists. Best of Luck Sir enjoy your retirement
Marty represents class when in Cincinnati sports, both the Reds and Bengals currently represent an ASS. Fans are starting to catch on even though there isn't a damn thing to do in Cincinnati anymore anyway.
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There was something special about them Summer Nights when Marty and Joe were on the radio in the neighborhoods of Cincinnati. People on their porch, back porch and the corner stores with the game going just gave you a special warm feeling that we will never have again. Miss ya Joe! God bless Marty!
I grew up listening to WLW Marty and Joe to reds baseball on my small transistor radio I grew up in Marion Indiana 120 miles from Cincinnati
You will be greatly missed, Mr Brennaman. You have been the Reds announcer for my whole life and it won’t be the same without you.
"And This one belongs to The Reds"
-Marty Brennaman
I'm going to miss that!!!
Although we haven't heard it much in the last few years
I'm not a Reds Fan but on this Day, This one belongs to Marty Brennaman!
Mary's been the voice of the Reds my whole life and its crazy to think about how it won't be like that anymore. I will miss him and I wish him good luck in his retirement.
#ThankYouMarty
Who's Mary?
@@ethanallen223 Are you as dense that you can't recognize an auto correct error when you see one?
@@danejurus69 Can see Marty "Flipping You The Bird" Slick....hope you get that out of your system
Hes been in my life as the voice since I was 4 years old. My greatest memory is growing up poor, hitting rocks with a wiffle ball bat across the Miami river listening to him and Joe. in the 70s and early 80s. Although I now live in Texas, I would never watch or listen to the Reds without expecting his voice.
I will miss this voice and The Reds will never be the same. 40 + years belong to Marty Brennaman. You gave us great memories in bad places and made it a better for us. Congrats on your retirement. All the best on your endeavours with you and your family
@mksrookies to bad we had to get older
@mksrookies But The Memories go on forever!! Cheers
Marty. This guy belonged to the reds! And we love him for it.
Twins fan here but enjoy Baseball altogether, Congratulations on your Retirement. Marty Brennaman was a great Broadcaster and you don't even have to be a Reds fan to appreciate his work.
Growing up with Marty and Joe was the best. Have a great life brother.
Won't be the same without you. For 42 years, I've never known another Reds broadcaster. We'll miss ya, brother.
Thank you for a Happy 25 years of baseball marty
If he started in 1974 it's 45 years!
I'm 25 lol so haha #PLOTTWIST
MAV2UAC lol
46 1974-2019
Grew up listening to Marty and the ol left-hander. This was something special for me.
Thank You Marty for all the years behind the microphone.
“ This One Belongs To The Reds” is your signature. Have a great retirement. God bless you Sir.
And I’m a man of faith! And there is a long drive by Castellanos to make it a 4-0 game.
Word is Marty moved to San Francisco
Good luck with your retirement, Marty! You're going to be missed!
@Daniel Treadwell Maybe not by little twats like you but by the vast majority of Reds fans, his voice calling Reds games will be missed.
I have never known Reds baseball without Marty. Today a part of my childhood has left. Such a bittersweet day for me. thank you Marty for all of the memories.
As a 62 year old "Youngster"...I LOVE MARTY......Blessed to have been around during his years with The Red Legs.....The Banana Phone will NEVER be the Same.....Cheers Everyone
Wow, you were a teenager when he started!
@@tydiab8838 Yes sir...was a Junior in High School and me and a couple of buddies would listen to The Reds on WLW--- The Big One on the weekends...it helped keep us out of Trouble...LOL....My kids, who are in their mid to late 30's, have always loved Marty and The Gang....it's all they have ever known! Cheers Ty
You’ll be missed terribly , started as a kid listening with my dad , thank you Marty 👍
Marty and Joe on Reds radio I miss you both good luck Marty
Thanks for everything Marty!
Marty, thank you for all the memories. You were a staple for 45 years of my life. You were the only reds play by play person I ever known as a reds fan. I remember watching games on TV muted with You and Joe calling games. THANK YOU
I miss you, Marty. So many memories of going to games with my AM radio, listening to Marty and Joe.
This Yankee fan says Congratulations for a fabulous career. Thank you for your dedication to your profession. Good Luck and may God Bless.
Thank you so much Marty, you'll be greatly missed! When I moved here at 5 years old & moved in with my grandparents, I was a scared, nervous little boy moving to a totally new place with people I didn't really know at the time. But my first night there my grandpa (RIP) was listening to you and the old lefty. He told me to pull up a chair & listen to the game & from that moment I fell in love with baseball & especially the Reds! You & my grandpa help ease me into a rough situation & all because of the way you call a game, thanks again Marty & all the best in your future endeavors. You're forever a Red!
I grew up in the 70s in VA listening to Marty and Joe on WLW. It won't be the same without you!!
Thanks Marty!! Go REDS
22 years was how long Marty was the voice of my Reds. It was so hard to watch this, but I think I speak for every Red's fan when I say, #ThankYouMarty
Imagine being one of the 5 people that disliked this...
I echo other fans. I'm 44 and have never known a Reds season without Marty. He and Joe Nuxhall brought the game to me as a kid. It wont be the same without that Titanic struggle. Congrats on a fine career sir.
Marty I grew up listening to you and Joe, your voices were so comforting to me. When Joe died, a piece of me died. Now that your gone from the radio booth, you can never be replaced. Never!! Thank you Marty for all you have done for the Reds, and the great game of baseball. We will never forget you!!
Summers wouldn’t have been summers without them.
I'm a Cardinals fan but always respected and enjoyed Marty's work when I had the chance to listen. Always sad to see the long-term guys go, especially the classy ones... Best of luck to both Marty and Reds
You have been the voice of the Reds for almost as long as I have been a Reds Fan. Thank You Marty & I miss Joe, you guys are the VERY BEST ! #THANKYOUMARTY
I wonder how many people know he was the national radio announcer for the iconic Christian Laettner shot in the Duke/Kentucky 1992 classic? I never lived in the Midwest so I only know him for his national radio work on college football and basketball but he was really, really good at both.
I'm sure he will have fun in retirement...and I'm also glad he mentioned Tommy Thrall. I've listened to Tommy for 6 seasons as the voice of the Blue Wahoos and we were thrilled he was asked to go to Cincy and work with Marty. Reds Nation will like Tommy. He's a number one broadcaster.
Very cool to be able to see one baseball legend in my lifetime retire.
You will be missed Marty, but never forgotten. Best wishes and thanks for the memories. God bless 🙏
Thanks Marty. God Bless and Take Care.
It's always tough to say goodbye. Happy retirement Marty.
From a general person who loves the sport of baseball that being said a big cubs fan, all that set aside congratulations on a good long healthy broadcasting career in reds broadcasting and more enjoy retirement and best of luck to you and your family!
One of the most constant voices in my life
Love this video, there is nothing like baseball.
We'll miss you Marty good luck to you always.
Tell it like it is Marty! U always have bro'!
AND THIS ONE BELONGS TO MARTY!!! CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR RETIREMENT MARTY. THANK YOU FOR REDS RADIO ON WLW. YOU WERE A BIG PART OF MY LIFE. HEARING YOUR VOICE IN EXCREMENT AS OUR HOME TOWN BOYS HIT HOME RUNS AND MADE ABSOLUTELY AMAZEING PLAYS MADE ME HAPPY. GOD BLESS AND HAPPY RETIREMENT
Just got to see Marty tonight as the key speaker at the Moeller sports stagg. Feb 2022 Marty is doin well and still a favorite. Great career. Great retirement.
This was very touching and what makes sports and baseball in particular, a wonderful experience. Marty is a Reds Legend, although all baseball fans should pay tribute to Marty Brennaman. Enjoy your retirement.
A Proud and a Sad Day - God bless you and Amanda, Marty - Thanks for the memories, and for your Friendship!
I grew up around Dayton, OH. Marty's first season was when I was 4. So I have no memory of anything other than Marty being the voice of the Reds on radio. It sure will be weird not hearing him any longer. My favorite call of his will always be the Dave Pallone Game. I also loved the "apology" the stupid commissioner forced him to make afterwards. You could tell he didn't mean a word of it, and I loved it.
Truly one of a kind i will miss Marty
Reds Games Will Never Be The Same.
As a long time Met fan, I can understand. I grew up on 2 long time broadcasters from Day 1. Ralph Kiner and Bob Murphy. After Murphy retired< within 6 months he was gone. Kiner retired, but stuck around from time to time until his death in 2014. Salute to Marty and the Cincinnati Reds.
Thanks marty for helping shape my childhood!
Marty - As a kid I growing up in the suburbs I listened to every baseball game I could pick up on the radio after dark - Chicago both teams, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, New York both teams, St Louis, even Kansas City when the conditions were right. Listening to you I felt like I had a front row seat at the ballpark. Thank you for everything you gave to the game and the fans.
This one belongs to Marty Brennaman.
Thanks Marty!!!
As a kid I thought Marty and Joe were the only baseball announcers on the radio. I just figured they called every teams baseball games for them. Then one day I learned how to tune the dial on accident. The radio picked up a station I guess out of St. Louis and it was a Cardinals-Mets game. I was shocked that the familiar voice of Marty and Joe had been replaced by whoever the announcers were at the time, and I didn't like it. I figured out quick how to tune it back to WLW. In the 9th inning of Game 4 of the '90 World Series, my dad turned the TV down so we could listen to Marty and Joe call it. Some 22 years later, I turned the TV down so my kids could hear Marty call both of Bailey's no-hitters. In the words of Joe Nuxhall "Thank ya Marty"
I’m a Pittsburgh Pirates fan but I tip my cap to Marty. 👏
Marty it's been a hell of a ride man
Thank you Marty!
When I was a young lad, living outside of Louisville Kentucky. I used to listen to him on my little transistor radio. I was a huge Reds fan back then.
Not much to root for today
Huh Cheif
respect
Marty will always have a home in that booth in Cincinnati.
What a man
Rounded third and headed for home. Don’t be a stranger.
Love u marty my whole life
Great man. Sad to see him & his entire era go. 😢
To borrow the words of “The Old Lefthander” Marty is rounding third and heading for home. Good night everyone.
CLASSIC....Salute Jeffery
Marty, thanks.
What I thought was kinda nice is Thom on opening day this year said "This one belongs to the Reds" as a tribute to Marty when the Reds won.
I’ll miss you Marty!
Goodbye marty
Happy Retirememt Marty Brennaman
I'll remember some of your reds games I heard on wlw radio.
What he said about gays unbelievable
Doesn’t get any better
Marty and Joe forever
Class
#ThanksMarty
That one belongs to the Reds!
Simply the best, next to Vin!
Kramer misses you!
The voice of doom!!! No mas
Very nice, I hate to see the long time voice of teams, I like, retire. Guys that do play by play become the team, Vin Scully will always be the Dodgers guy for as long as the team exists. Best of Luck Sir enjoy your retirement
We all know vin scully is the best but if you are from cincinnati you refuse to believe that...marty forever!
Free Marty
Joe Nuxhall should be Enshrined in The Broadcasters Wing of Cooperstown right alongside Marty Brenneman!!!
Why is the audio and video out of sync? Kind of ruins the mood.
GO REDS! Go away.
Just like the baseball team. Out of sync
@@travismcdonald6576 they have for many years ☹️
I liked Marty but his son is much more likable. I hope Thom broadcasts Reds games for years to come.
Might want to check the date on your milk.
Uhhhhhhhh
@@jamesramsay867 There is nothing witty about your comment.
@@NathanDygert Uhhhhhhhh you're a ret#rd. Oh no, I'm canceled for using the "R word." What a clown world.
@Mr. Brenman21 Enough wit to elicit a reaction from a salad bar like yourself.
is his son, Thom, not taking over?
No, he does a majority of the TV broadcasts.
Thom got cancelled
Man do I miss Marty! Tommy Thrall destroyed listening to the games after he left. He needs fired so bad
He should have retired after 2020.Why? So it would have been a 6th decade
Marty represents class when in Cincinnati sports, both the Reds and Bengals currently represent an ASS. Fans are starting to catch on even though there isn't a damn thing to do in Cincinnati anymore anyway.
Great Chili and Ice cream though..
They have been a complete dumpster fire since
And it got worse when his son made that comment earlier that he is deeply ashamed of.
Arrogant old man. Not a fan at all
What crawled up your butt?
@Mr. Brenman21 I can have an opinion it is my right
@@gregorythompson2251 Yeah and it's my opinion that something crawled up your butt.
@@mr.brenman2132 well America 🇺🇸 works then huh
This guy can get lost, he was terrible. Sure he announced a bunch of games but the guy was as bad as hawk Harrelson.
@Ed Holleran Jr yes marty is a tool and that son of his is not to far behind him.
@@tobiasj2455 more folks would like if marty buried himself in a hole and never came back.
@@4149stonepony Maybe Cubs fans or other idiot trolls
@@tobiasj2455 Probably Cubs fans, cardinal fans, brewer fans, pirate fans, dodger fans, giant fans, rockie fans, etc., you get the idea, maybe.
You're obviously not from Cincy.