Surprised the stands were so empty for a game against a good Reds team. I know LA traffic since I lived there but you would have thought it would have filled up faster than it did.
Cosell seems more "off" than usual in this broadcast. Maybe he skipped his medication or maybe he had a few drinks at lunchtime that day, but he seems especially verbose and crotchety. He definitely gives off the vibe of someone who doesn't give a F anymore. I wonder what he says about Michaels and Palmer in his infamous book.
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Thanks very much for this! Really appreciated!
Thanks for the memories. I hope you post more of these old Baseball games.
Monday Night Baseball with Al Michaels.. classic. I used to fall asleep listening to him around the 3rd or 4th quarter on Monday Night Football.
Tomorrow for 1 or 2 innings he going to be on Sunday night baseball on ABC
ABC'S INTRO MADE UT FEEL LIKE YOU WERE ABOUT TO WATCH SOMETHING IMPORTANT!
NBC as well in the 80s
The Dodgers and Reds would finish 1st and 2nd respectively in the NL west division after an epic collapse by the Padres the second half of the season.
Surprised the stands were so empty for a game against a good Reds team. I know LA traffic since I lived there but you would have thought it would have filled up faster than it did.
The temperature was very hot that day
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Edward B. Williams, former owner of the Orioles, who was interviewed by before the game died just over 3 years later.
sad very sad considering who would end up taking over the Orioles
I wonder who Pete bet on
Soto wasnt pitching so he may have bet on his team to win.
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Both teams
Howard cosell al Michael's. Jim palmer
Cosell seems more "off" than usual in this broadcast. Maybe he skipped his medication or maybe he had a few drinks at lunchtime that day, but he seems especially verbose and crotchety. He definitely gives off the vibe of someone who doesn't give a F anymore.
I wonder what he says about Michaels and Palmer in his infamous book.
Fun Fact...Howard Cossell hated Baseball.
Actually howard loved baseball, his toupee hated baseball.
Dodger stadium in prehistoric days before it became Doyer Stadium.
No, it’s always been Dodgers stadium