New York Yankees at Los Angeles Dodgers, 1981 World Series Game 5, October 25, 1981

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  • @darrenjohnston7533
    @darrenjohnston7533 28 дней назад +4

    This was the very first baseball game I watched. Been a dodger fan ever since

  • @jim72068
    @jim72068 5 месяцев назад +2

    Jerry Ruess came up HUGE for the Dodgers in this game. Guidry was an especially tough opponent for the Dodger lineup so Ruess basically had zero margin for mistakes. This is the game that actually decided the World Series.

  • @dopefisher9338
    @dopefisher9338 2 года назад +4

    Thanks for all these old games Stephen

  • @alescalante491
    @alescalante491 2 года назад +7

    I was at this game sitting in the Reserve section between 1st and Home Plate.

    • @Stankfunkmusic74
      @Stankfunkmusic74 2 года назад

      I was to your left, between the dugout & Dusty Baker..... with pops, pissy drunk.

  • @ericn1450
    @ericn1450 2 года назад +6

    It’s always good watching the Yankees self destruct. Very enjoyable series for me as a young Yankee hater especially considering how the series started in New York.

  • @Rayburn58
    @Rayburn58 Год назад +4

    Guaranteed is you ask Jerry Reuss the greatest games he ever pitched, it would be this one and his no hitter vs. the Giants the year before in 1980. Jerry was a great Dodger.

  • @jasonleetaiwan
    @jasonleetaiwan 9 месяцев назад +2

    I was too young to be into baseball in 1981 and missed these games. Love seeing Steinbrenner disappointed in the box seats though, haha.

  • @kr88ked
    @kr88ked Месяц назад +1

    THIS IS INSANE!! LETS GO DODGERS 2024

  • @hectorlopez1069
    @hectorlopez1069 2 года назад +5

    Howard Cosell is one of the iconic broadcasters in sports history.

  • @rumarspencer7302
    @rumarspencer7302 2 года назад +3

    At 55:57, Little did Earvin Magic Johnson know that he would end up becoming one of the co-owners of the Dodgers, BUT ALSO, little did he know that he would end up being involved in coaching controversy just a month later.

  • @Stankfunkmusic74
    @Stankfunkmusic74 2 года назад +3

    Here's one of my fan'd out moment: I'm in the store, with a Dodgers shirt on. You would only catch me in either the Pirates or Dodgers gear. (Pittsburgh is home y'all). I'm 10 years old, there was a man standing in line in front of me. Once he paid, the cashier gave him his change & he said "Thank You!" My mouth hit the ground because I knew that voice to be John Ramsey's voice. He looked , slapped my shoulder, winked 7 started walking off. I just asked/begged for him to announce Steve Garvey.... he did, & more eyes bugged out. Then when he finished, someone yelled out the piano sound to "Charge." Whenever who yelled that, finished..... the rest of the store yelled.... "CHAAAAAARGE!!!!" And John walked out smiling. I should've peed on myself, but thankfully I didn't.

    • @TheParadisecove
      @TheParadisecove 8 месяцев назад +1

      That is one memory to treasure...Thank-you for posting...peace

  • @CJK-bt4ll
    @CJK-bt4ll 21 день назад

    I was at Game 1. Saw Joe D, James Cagney & Pearl Bailey. Great night. But it was all downhill from there. Happy for guys like Yeager, but still painful. Great to hear Cosell again.

  • @hectorlopez1069
    @hectorlopez1069 2 года назад +1

    Duke Temple playing for the dodgers, became a third base coach for the Indians.

  • @sterlingcrandall1747
    @sterlingcrandall1747 Месяц назад

    Thanks for this particular game. I wanted my son to see that a player lives after a 94+ mph fastball to the head. Thanks to equipment!

  • @DanStrayer
    @DanStrayer 2 года назад +1

    Peter Ueberoth throws out the first pitch. Ten seconds later, he starts colluding with the owners.

  • @BEAST1968
    @BEAST1968 Год назад +2

    I remember fans would like to throw a bunch of bubblegum at Dusty Baker. That’s what he was picking up in left field.

    • @BEAST1968
      @BEAST1968 3 месяца назад

      You obviously didn’t read my post correctly.

    • @rumarspencer7302
      @rumarspencer7302 3 месяца назад

      @BEAST1968 With the honoring of Dusty Friday, it was explained of why bubble gum was thrown towards him, he liked to chew gum, it was out of respect for him, caused they loved him.

  • @josephconnor2310
    @josephconnor2310 Год назад +3

    Too many Yankees elements missing: Dent, Nettles, Gossage, Reggie Jackson for the first three games. . Coupled with the unfortunate Dave Winfield slump.

    • @buicklincoln
      @buicklincoln 16 дней назад

      True. Also, the Yankees never recovered from the infamous Bobby Murcer failed bunt and the baserunning errors in Game 3.

  • @ZaneSchlegelmilch
    @ZaneSchlegelmilch Год назад +2

    Reuss cutter sinker curveball

  • @tonypascale5317
    @tonypascale5317 Год назад +8

    Howard Cosell was the best. You Howard haters be tripping!

    • @samiam619
      @samiam619 Год назад +2

      Cosell was good at broadcasting Boxing. That it. “Baseball is a game of inches”. What a crock of an Announcer.

    • @TheParadisecove
      @TheParadisecove 8 месяцев назад

      ding..ding..ding..we have a winna!!

    • @rockyracoon3233
      @rockyracoon3233 Месяц назад +2

      He was totally biased toward NY. Had Valenzuela been on the Yankees and pitched that 149 pitches game, Cosell would have been blowing trumpets saying what a epic game Fernando pitched.

    • @tonypascale5317
      @tonypascale5317 Месяц назад +1

      @@rockyracoon3233 true!

  • @aloha_uehara
    @aloha_uehara День назад

    09:31 First pitch

  • @didoma73
    @didoma73 2 года назад +1

    why wasn't Vin broadcasting this game?

    • @Stankfunkmusic74
      @Stankfunkmusic74 2 года назад +3

      He did on the Radio. And there were plenty of transistor radios without the one earpiece, so we could hear Vin until the crowd got louder.

    • @paulsonj72
      @paulsonj72 2 года назад +2

      He was an employee of CBS at this time and as stated was doing the series for CBS radio.

    • @KnockOffBeingFat
      @KnockOffBeingFat 11 дней назад

      I believe he was for Radio. Not TV. We all needed him to call the game for us at the game!

  • @narigon3942
    @narigon3942 Год назад

    Cherry Reus! 🧢 ⚾️

  • @samiam619
    @samiam619 Год назад

    No Vin, no watch…

  • @mattmendoza3853
    @mattmendoza3853 Год назад

    2:12:33

  • @roccovalenti3514
    @roccovalenti3514 Год назад +7

    As usual, Cosell adds nothing.

    • @MatthewBaumgarten
      @MatthewBaumgarten 9 месяцев назад +1

      I disagree, cosell was the reason I watched, nobody since has had the character he had back then, I was 13 years old when this World Series was played, the best days of baseball as far as im concerned

    • @richarddelgado2723
      @richarddelgado2723 9 месяцев назад +1

      lol 😂 Not true.. Not true…
      He does add that smirky laugh of his….

  • @bobroe2673
    @bobroe2673 2 года назад +5

    Howard Cosell was the worst announcer, a definite New York homer...especially during game 6. He was apologizing, sounded like someone took his blanket away from him, it was horrible.

    • @StephensBaseballArchives
      @StephensBaseballArchives  2 года назад +3

      Howard was the broadcaster version of the wrestler "heel." People turned into ABC's Monday Night Football to hate him, to listen to him duel with Don Meredith. ABC tried to replicate that by putting him on ABC's weekly baseball telecasts, but it wasn't the same audience, he just came off as a jerk.
      In private, though, he was quite the different person. He was among the few who stood by Muhammad Ali after his name change and trial for refusing induction. www.nytimes.com/2016/06/05/sports/muhammad-ali-and-howard-cosell-foils-and-friends-bound-by-mutual-respect.html

    • @Rayburn58
      @Rayburn58 Год назад

      Exactley.

    • @BrianKirkwood-g3s
      @BrianKirkwood-g3s 15 дней назад

      Howard was a tabloid journalist masquerading as a celebrity.

  • @eddieq2189
    @eddieq2189 Год назад +1

    Disappointing these yankees should have at least won this game unbelievable not a consistent threat to the dodgers at all and allowed the dodgers to catch up and beat them now the yankees are down 3 games to 2 they need to take the next 2 games now or theyre done guidry davis & gossage didnt have theyre good stuff today very disappointing 😢

    • @Rayburn58
      @Rayburn58 Год назад

      Why should they have won a game they clearly lost fair and square? What a stupid comment. Guidry had great stuff, he only gave up 2 runs on back to back homers. The Yankees were shut down by a great performance by Reuss. You sound like that ass hole cosell blaming the Yankees and giving he Dodgers no credit. The Dodgers stormed back in this series and kicked the Yankees ass. Stop crying about it 40 years later.

    • @Rayburn58
      @Rayburn58 9 месяцев назад +2

      Poor yankee fan, so sorry for you. Make all the excuses you want.... Guidry had geat stuff, he only gave up back to back home runs and nothing else, what are you talking about? Jerry Reuss was just a bit better that day. Face it, the Dodgers bounced back and kicked their ass.