As it happened Game 3 was Jim Palmer's final major league victory, coming against Steve Carlton in the crucial tiebreaker of a World Series. Son Jamie and I--thanks, Dr. John, for the tickets--were behind the plate for that one, which was just about the closest game I ever saw. We were there, sons Jon and Jordan, a young lady and I, for Game 5 too, and don't miss Tito Landrum's LONG running catch to start the 9th inning for Scotty's shutout.
Such a well produced highlight video; not too long, not too short, and NO TV announcer clips!; Just Mel Allen and some great video, music and editing! Probably the best World Series highlight video ever produced!
elshpen What do you also have to say about Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, and Greg Luzinski? Did they also disliked this video? At least they all have World Series Rings in their Careers.
@@Jiltedin2007 To be clear for some odd reason some folks tend to only want to remember the wins & NOT losses and that is why LBJ is deemed the goat when there are at least 3 major stars(Jordan,Russell & Kobe..Shaq too)that have stats & better finals records but whatever...people will only want to remember the departed Joe Morgan for the 2 big WS wins w the reds not ones that he lost(72 to an undermanned A's team & this Orioles,by which he aided by slipping off 3rd but hey...). Sometimes guys like Schmidt have an incredible series(like in 80)or a terrible one(83). It is what it is. Give me winners like Paul ONiell,Derek J & Bernie W that knew how to handle the post season pressure.
While most people called this “The I-95 Series”, I called this “The Joan Jett World Series”. Even though Joan Jett was Born in Philadelphia, The Baltimore Orioles was always her team.
He had a few hits and walks. Nothing major. Just enough to contribute because the Phillies were even more awful at the plate than the Orioles. The player who really struggled was Mike Schmidt. 1 for 20. .050 BA, 0 RBIs, 0 Runs, 0 Walks, 0 2Bs, 0 3Bs, 0 HRs, 1 Error.
Look at the Orioles' subdued reaction, like this is no big deal. Talk about hubris. Well guess what, you haven't so much as won a pennant in 35 years since. Guess that's not a big deal either. Orioles fans, which was better: When Earl Weaver was the manager and the "Orioles Way" was pitching, defense and three-run homers, and the team had lots of stars and won its division title every year? Or when the Orioles Way became all about the celebration of Cal Ripken and the pursuit of his record, during which the team had Ripken and a roster full of bums, and more often than not stunk? My impression is that it's a toss-up.
2 words: Peter Angelos. 1994-2018: 7 winning seasons in 25 years. 2 division championships in 25 years. 3-12 record in ALCS games. 15-18 overall record in playoff games. 0 AL pennants. 0 World Series trophies. Only have eclipsed 90 wins 3x in 25 years. 10x the O's have exceeded 90 losses including the 115 loss season in 2018.
jesusisnotallright s Clearly the poisonous Angelos crime family-yes Lord Peter has parlayed his political connections in Annapolis to become the state’s lead attorney in several personally profitable class action lawsuits-has tight-fistedly destroyed our storied franchise. Additionally the sport is rigged because it refuses to implement a real salary cap with teeth. The major league teams-half the MLB clubs are really AAA NYY cuckolds-will not always get to the World Series but they are set up by the league to get into the playoffs 70 to 80 percent of the time. Fans of many teams consider themselves fortunate if they see their teams in the playoffs two or three times in a decade.
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As it happened Game 3 was Jim Palmer's final major league victory, coming against Steve Carlton in the crucial tiebreaker of a World Series. Son Jamie and I--thanks, Dr. John, for the tickets--were behind the plate for that one, which was just about the closest game I ever saw. We were there, sons Jon and Jordan, a young lady and I, for Game 5 too, and don't miss Tito Landrum's LONG running catch to start the 9th inning for Scotty's shutout.
1983 was the final season of that Orioles "dynasty" they had from 1960-1983
Such a well produced highlight video; not too long, not too short, and NO TV announcer clips!; Just Mel Allen and some great video, music and editing! Probably the best World Series highlight video ever produced!
Agreed!!!
whenever we got back, i want our mascot to tun around with smoke coming out of his head
under rated TEAM THE 1983 BIRDS,, TIPPY, long live MEL ALLEN
ESPN Diamond Classic at the Moment. The Crafty Lefthander Scotty McGregor on the hill for the O's.
Mike Schmidt disliked this video.
elshpen
What do you also have to say about Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, and Greg Luzinski? Did they also disliked this video? At least they all have World Series Rings in their Careers.
@@Jiltedin2007 To be clear for some odd reason some folks tend to only want to remember the wins & NOT losses and that is why LBJ is deemed the goat when there are at least 3 major stars(Jordan,Russell & Kobe..Shaq too)that have stats & better finals records but whatever...people will only want to remember the departed Joe Morgan for the 2 big WS wins w the reds not ones that he lost(72 to an undermanned A's team & this Orioles,by which he aided by slipping off 3rd but hey...). Sometimes guys like Schmidt have an incredible series(like in 80)or a terrible one(83). It is what it is. Give me winners like Paul ONiell,Derek J & Bernie W that knew how to handle the post season pressure.
Is that Right?
Narrated by Mel Allen. How about that?!
James Mathhew Yes, now that you mentioned it!!!!
The I-95 series. One of the shortest distances two teams not in the same metro areas can have in World Series, if not the shortest.
Yankees vs Mets Brooklyn Dodgers vs Yankees Yankees vs NY Giants
@@dakruise1 He said "not in the same metro area".
Manu Ginobilis Bald Spot
That was before 1989 when it was Oakland vs. San Francisco in the World Series.
Certainly not the shortest.
@@fairfaxcat1312 Which one would be shorter? I'm genuinely curious. Maybe Milwaukee against the White Sox?
that guy was saying to the ump...."hes played every inning of every game this year".....had to be talking about Cal Jr. if they had any idea ....
True!!!!
These were good times!
John " tonight, let it be Lowenstein." A Chris Berman classic.
While most people called this “The I-95 Series”, I called this “The Joan Jett World Series”.
Even though Joan Jett was Born in Philadelphia, The Baltimore Orioles was always her team.
Puhleeese....she has no business being in the HOF.
@@fasteddie9867
O.K., I never knew Joan Jett could play Baseball. She could be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame instead.
He was long gone from the team by this time, still RIP Brooks Robinson
*DAT ASPECT RATIO.*
Let's go O's
Joe Morgan stealing bases as 40.... amazing
What’s the name of this song played at 31:03
Iam not sure!!!
"Far From Over," by Frank Stallone (yes,his brother). The song was in the top 100 of 1983...
What's the name of the song at 22:49 & 25:20?
Frank Stallone: Far From Over
The Orioles, currently at this time as I post this, have the best record in the American League, and second best overall.
Wouldn't it be interesting if we saw a re-match in 2024?
Ripken doesn't seem to have done much.
He had a few hits and walks. Nothing major. Just enough to contribute because the Phillies were even more awful at the plate than the Orioles. The player who really struggled was Mike Schmidt. 1 for 20. .050 BA, 0 RBIs, 0 Runs, 0 Walks, 0 2Bs, 0 3Bs, 0 HRs, 1 Error.
They'll never win another one, so sad!
Look at the Orioles' subdued reaction, like this is no big deal. Talk about hubris. Well guess what, you haven't so much as won a pennant in 35 years since. Guess that's not a big deal either.
Orioles fans, which was better: When Earl Weaver was the manager and the "Orioles Way" was pitching, defense and three-run homers, and the team had lots of stars and won its division title every year? Or when the Orioles Way became all about the celebration of Cal Ripken and the pursuit of his record, during which the team had Ripken and a roster full of bums, and more often than not stunk?
My impression is that it's a toss-up.
2 words: Peter Angelos.
1994-2018: 7 winning seasons in 25 years. 2 division championships in 25 years. 3-12 record in ALCS games. 15-18 overall record in playoff games. 0 AL pennants. 0 World Series trophies. Only have eclipsed 90 wins 3x in 25 years. 10x the O's have exceeded 90 losses including the 115 loss season in 2018.
jesusisnotallright s Clearly the poisonous Angelos crime family-yes Lord Peter has parlayed his political connections in Annapolis to become the state’s lead attorney in several personally profitable class action lawsuits-has tight-fistedly destroyed our storied franchise. Additionally the sport is rigged because it refuses to implement a real salary cap with teeth. The major league teams-half the MLB clubs are really AAA NYY cuckolds-will not always get to the World Series but they are set up by the league to get into the playoffs 70 to 80 percent of the time. Fans of many teams consider themselves fortunate if they see their teams in the playoffs two or three times in a decade.
@@MGAF688 You’re right about that!!!!
poor video