The History of the New York Mets Part 1 1962-1986
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Video documenting the history of the first 25 years of the New York Mets includes how they won their 2 world series titles in 1969 and 1986 against the Baltimore Orioles and Boston Redsox. #amazinmets #miraclemets #nymets
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The Cincinnati Reds needed the team to play in the New York every year end of story- Why did Dallas enter the NFL before Cincinnati in 1962?
Honestly, you explain the history of baseball the best. Just the respect that you give to the players and the game itself is great. You genuinely remind me why I love this sport.
Know I'm a year late, but, _strongly agree_. All of the above, orated like a New Yorker would (whilst also not the least bit obnoxious), and, really, when talkin' the Mets, I wouldn't've had it delivered in any other means.
Excellent content my dude. Keep up the good work and may everything be well with you and your family 😊
The most New York dude covering the most New York teams. Love it.
Great summary, great storytelling. Great job
I got chills of excitement watching the finish of Game 6 of 1986 World Series. The homer from Ray Knight in Game 7 did the Red Sox in and it was all but over for them. I had been a Mets fan since 1983 when I started to read the scouting report on some guy the same age as me named Strawberry. This was an awesome video covering the history of the Mets. Thanks for posting from John in Calgary Alberta Canada.
You've expressed my true thoughts about that historic game 6 so eloquently. My Amazin's came through in clutch.. Thank you for relaying my exact thoughts and emotions
The Giants didn't win it in 1951. The Yankees won it all from 1949-1953.
Don't shortchange my boys. We don't have enough 😂😂😂😂
You're right mix up there lol. They won the pennant lol
Im a huge mets fan bro. Im 2mins into this vid and i already liked it. Keep up the great work. I love ur giants stuff. Im a mets, giants, knicks, rangers and redstorm fan.
Lets go Mets! Really glad you enjoyed it man! Im also a hugggggge st johns fan! Ill definitely be doing a play by play for their tournament game.
ayo enatainah this voiceover it got my italian juices runnin yuh know like some pizza grease down the leg this was great keep it up yuh freakin bambino
hahahahahhaha ya freakin bambino!!!
Omg I absolutely Love this video chriss, I'm sorry I am late but this was excellent. I learned not just the history of this team but the history of base ball. Wow I understand now why you love this team soo greatt!! I still have alot to learn, but as of today I AM OFFICIALLY A METS FAN!!! Your passion and facts help me to come to this. This is why I am A FAN chris real talk you are truly going somewhere in sports. So keep up the good work!!!
That's great to hear Kendra! Welcome to the Mets lol! LETS GO METS! Cant wait to do part 2 of this it will probably be up next Monday
@@theentertainahtalkinsports8799 Great I Can't wait!!!!
The commentary was gold as always you should have added background music to add some italian eh spice
Appreciate that Nations!
What an amazing documentary!!!!! WOW!!!
What software did you use to make this?
Just I movie converted some clips on an mp4 converter
Amazing job, thanks for this
Great video. Cant wait for the next part my man 😊👍
Appreciate that! Thank you for watching!
1:13 "Jackie Robinson, who was infamous for breaking the color barrier." I think you meant to say "famous." "Infamous" means being well known for some bad quality or deed.
While you're discussing the Giant/Dodger rivalry in New York, I couldn't help but notice that the photo of Mays and Koufax at 1:39 was taken after the Giants and Dodgers had left New York (note their caps); likewise, the photo at 1:43 is of Juan Marichal just after he hit Dodger catcher John Roseboro with his bat; this incident took place in 1965.
Nice video overall! 🙂
Awesome video!!
Appreciate that! Thank you for watching! Looking forward to part 2
Vid for people to watch before the stream good idea
Thank you BeVeer!
You got it completely wrong about the Dodgers leaving..
1. Attendance had been in a steady decline at Ebbetts Field. And they only had 700 parking spaces.
2, O'Malley wanted to build a state of the art domed stadium at Flatbush and Atlantic Avenues... and Robert Moses said "no" and would only offer the Dodgers a site in Queens (where Shea eventually was built).. O'Malley worked for YEARS to keep the Dodgers in Brooklyn until it became clear that the Dodgers would have to move out of Brooklyn to stay in NY. Flushing Meadows may as well have been 3000 miles away
Great vid!
Appreciate that! Thank you!
Ken Burns u have company! Also yes SALT and PEPPA delicious, LGM baby forever, great video Chris, Mets content already looking juicy in 2019
Appreciate that M H! Looking forward to making part 2
Awesome
At the time when the Mets shared the Polo Grounds with the Jets. The Jets were called The New York Titans.
This Documentary skips over the War Joan Payson and Bill Shea fought to give us the Mets
Thanks for the this Video im gonna learn something new and I guess il start supporting the METS now and I think il enjoy baseball a lot more than basketball I really just cant get into to basketball hurts my neck to much lmao Cheers #56 GOAT
Thanks Steven! You're the best!
Cool mets history
🐢+🐬+⚾️+🏀+🏈=Entertainah
hahahahah Goatquan!!!
Its all about the Mets baby love the Mets let’s get a home run love the Mets
Coooooooool video
Appreciate that! Thank you!
Game 6 of 86 is one of those 'I remember right where I was' type moments... When the ball went through Buckner's legs I was pounding on my friend's floor screaming 'Holy shit they won!... They Won!'... It was the first time his landlady ever gave him hell for too much noise coming from his place... Good times...
I cant even imagine getting to experience that. The experience of a lifetime. That is when sports were at their pinnacle. I wish I got to experience that
@@theentertainahtalkinsports8799 Dude the NLCS series that year against Houston was just as good... Not many talk about that but it was... I'm looking forward to seeing how JD Davis and Alonso pan out this year... We should be much better but it will be damned hard to beat that 86 team in quality of character and talents as far as the players... they just 'jelled' perfectly with each other
Catcher Jerry Groat?
"infamous for breaking the color barrier" ?
Dude, you have a lot of wrong facts. The Giants did not win 1951 World Series. Los Angeles did not build O’Malley a stadium. He built it himself. LA was able to condemn Chavez Ravine in exchange for Wrigley Field (Los Angeles) in downtown LA. He also didn’t want to leave Brooklyn. It’s that New York refused to do the same with a property in Brooklyn. Also, the Giants we’re going to leave New York regardless. They were initially set to relocate to Minnesota. I stopped listening once you got into the Mets.
You might want to check the history of the area. They did better than build the park for O'Malley. They basically gave him the land that was originally taken using eminent domain.
Blue and orange are also the colors of New York City's flag.
In 2022, the Mets will celebrate the 60th anniversary of their existence.
I'll sacrifice the nets to bring back the dodgers and giants back to NY
I cant find part 2😢
Still can’t
@@Kodak_1911 yes
there were many great met players but all time greats are Tom Seaver and Keith Hernandez, Gary Carter, Doc Gooden (despite his Issues) Jerry koosman, Strawberry was good, not great!