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Ron Guidry's 18-strikeout performance in 1978
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2018
- 6/17/78: Yankees pitcher Ron Guidry sets a club record by recording 18 strikeouts in a game
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He was unhittable in 78. The slider was unhittable. Greatest season by any pitcher ever.
Until someone named gerrit cole came along
My fav of all time
Not quite. For any Yankee pitcher maybe.
Greatest pitching years were 5. Guidry, Gibson , Koufax, Maddux and Pedro Martinez. That just about covers the best ever seasons by any starter. All of their eras were under 2.00!!!
@@Artificialintelligentle What Dwight Gooden in 1985?
I know everyone says "I was at this game!" But I was. Alone, female, I went to every weekend home game & arbitrarily during the week. Ma would watch WPIX & look for me because I got field level tickets, brought my Minolta XG7 zoom lens camera & stood by the Yankee dugout with zero interference from anyone. It was a magical time & I'm grateful to have lived through this era. I still have my old-fashioned Yankee tickets from the booths that are now *antiques*. I'm a child of the 60s and 70s, what can I say.
That's great! What an awesome story! I am reading his book Gator now and came here.
Great to hear the classic trio of Bill White, Frank Messer and Phil Rizzuto. They would rotate every three innings between the radio and TV booths. Good memories indeed.
I remember that well. All three were real pros, but I think the analysis you get from Michael Kay nowadays is significantly better than what those guys provided in the 70's. They had great voices and class, but didn't give a ton of insight into the game.
@@humanbeing2420I would bet some of the detailed statistics you see them give out today was not available back then, or at least not without several large encyclopedias. This information today can be had with a quick google search.
Makes me proud to be related to him and to be a Guidry!
Oh my gosh! I'm related to him too! My great-grandmother is his cousin.
That's great, both of you. I am reading his book Gator right now and came here.
Gator is an amazing man! He was so kind and chatted with my son and me and signed some extra Yankee memorabilia we brought with us. Finally he took a really nice photo with my son and me. He was my first big crush when I was 11 years old!
Guidry's 78 season going 25 and 3 was the single greatest pitching season ever.
Steve Carlton was 27-10 in 1972 for a Phillies team tht won 59 games.
@@raygordonteacheschess5501 Doc Gooden's 1985 was arguably more dominant.
Not quite. For any Yankee pitcher maybe.
Well, gibson had a 1.12 era. koufax equaled guidry's ERA but won 27.
Wow. I loved hearing Frank Messer, Bill White and The Scooter, Phil Rizzuto. Even heard Fran Healy's voice in there. I remember that night. I was 18 and outside and kept coming in to check what was happening. My father was watching the game and kept me up to date on what was happening.
I miss them so much...
I believe Fran had retired earlier that season and went right into broadcasting.
Guidry at his best. He was something special.
Great production with the different announcers, love it
I was 12 during Lightning's big year. He really was something else. Best pitching season i've ever seen in my lifetime.
I remember watching this game with my mom. Awesome game!
Holy Cow!!!!! I watched this game at home in the Lehigh Valley. Phenomenal performance by Mr.Guidry.
Wow! Greatest moments in baseball ⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️
I remember this game very well. It was a Friday night and like many others I was watching in a bar with my brother Yankee fans. I was all of 24, the great old days!!
I saw it on TV and actually kept a scorecard. I wish I still had it.
I was eleven years old, school had ended, and I was too young to go out on this lazy June Saturday, so I flipped on WPIX to watch this gem.
I was at this game, still the loudest crowd at a sporting event ever. It was amazing.
I was at this game also and this was the first time in a game when the clapping started with 2 strikes which still occurs today... That stadium you could not hear yourself think as it was always loud.
Probably the best camera angle for a left handed pitcher.
Guidry was highly underrated. He could have been HOF worthy if not for being hampered by injuries later in his career. Also wasn’t helped by not being a major leaguer until he was already 26 (he did have two brief cups of coffee in his age 24-25 seasons).
Only really pitched for 10 seasons, with maybe Only 2 of them even reaching mediocre status (10-11, 4.51 in 1984, and 9-12, 3.98 in 1986, which was also his last full season before the injuries set in).
Yankee Fans have been clapping when there are 2 strikes on opposing Yankee hitters ever since...
Cy Young award this same year (25-3 with career high 248 Ks)
Amazing game and season by a great pitcher!! What a beautiful motion he had delivering to the plate!!
Ran into Bret Saberhagen in a bar in Cincinnati once. I said, "Hey, you stole a Cy Young from my boyhood hero!" He replied, "Who was your hero, Ron Guidry? I'll buy you a beer." It was a great night, and he couldn't have been cooler, buying me several beers. LOL.
I saw Ray Knight at Gus's barbecue in Albany, GA but didn't approach him.
When Billy Martin first met Guidry, all 5'11", 160-lbs. of him, he didn't believe he could pitch.
I'm no Yankee fan, but I believe Stengel said the same thing about Rizzuto the first time he met him
(seems to fit the superficial-'second-guess(ing) Yankee tradition to a T)
@@MrZackavelli stengel said he should go and shine shoes
I’m 5’9 myself and it’s just extremely weird to picture someone just 2 inches taller than me being so incredible at baseball to strike out 18 batters
This made me a Ron Guidry fan - About number twelve you can tell he’s feelin’ good - Love it when athletes get even looser as they deepen into their zone!
It's not so much a zone as there's just nothing that needs attention so he can let loose.
GATOR. Watched this game as kid on a small black and white tv
One of the Best .
BEST YANKEE PITCHER EVER!!!!
DAM RIGHT!!!!
Edward Charles "Whitey" Ford has something to say about that. But Guidry was no slouch. Definitely up there.
Love Gator but no that would be Mo and Mr. Ford would hand him the ball after 8 strong .
Holy Cow!!!!!
Guidry should have won MVP in 78.
Was my hero back in the day..tried to copy his pitching style.. guys used to say " who do u think u are...Ron Guidry? "
Watching Rudy whiff 3 times is priceless
That camera angle from right center- very unusual
This is the best angle for lefthanders. I'd rather see this view for pitchers like Randy Johnson, Steve Carlton, etc.
Anyone know why Gator was throwing so much harder in 1978 than 1977?
Was he pushing off the back leg more?
@Martin S Fake news.
I don’t know. He didn’t lose that much velocity until about 1982-83. But here he was hitting 95 with ease. But it was the movement that made it hard to catch up with.
Most of these strikeouts are with a nasty curveball.
K Zone: 2, 11, and 16 looking
K Zone: 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, and 18 swinging.
I met Gator. He is a wonderful man!!! My first crush!!! 😘
Diana Parker AWESOME!!
Ha I love it! I am reading his book Gator right now and came here.
In fantasy baseball, I had him pitch vs Sandy Koufax; Bob Gibson and Jim Maloney. He beat all three!
Holy cow! ⚡️
Crazy how my uncle knows this guys personally and i was just fishing at his pond 2 days ago
Man, i dont care what anyone says, he had the Yankee Greats looking down on him that day....Babe, Lou, Joe.....and you can bet that
Gator / Louisiana Lightning did too!
Unreal😮
best yankees pitcher
Lousiana lighting!
2:20 Rizzuto!
5 feet 11 and only 161 pounds.
The Angels lineup was loaded with right handers. No chance with a lefty slider like Ron's.
this guy lives in my city
Tough night for Joe Rudi.
A friend had an extra ticket for the game and asked me to go. I had to work early the next day and decided not to go. Not my best decision.
Too bad Ron was not healthy the last half of his career as Kirk Gibson as well or they BOTH would be in The MLB Hall of Fame !! ( was this game a 1-hitter ?)..I was 15 on this day.
4 hits, they mention it at the end of the video
@@dkroll92 thank you ✌️
The marlins were such a disaster with Reyes that they got rid of him in the first year of a 5 year contract The bluejays were under 500 with Reyes, but made it to the ALCS the following two years after they got rid of him Reyes was the biggest reason for the historic collapses of 2007 and 2008 hit under 200 during both collapses team lacked focus and urgency . Rockies got 16 games worse after Reyes showed up . 2017 mets were supposed to be World Series contenders instead finish 22 games under 500 with Reyes . 2018 mets once again significantly underachieving Jose Reyes is by far the worst thing to ever happen to the Mets he has been destroying teams for decades Reyes is the rare athlete that infects guys around him his laughing and overall personality doesn't allow guys to have the right mindset to perform at their highest capabilities which is why it's been 2 decades of the same underachieving result.
It’s ashamed we’ll never know if deGrom could ever brake the strikeout record unless he’s pitching a no-no .
Poo Yie !!!!
Louisiana Lightning. I seldom miss a ULL baseball game.
Virtually unhittable with that slider.
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