Ryne Sandberg reflects on the 1984 Cubs’ season and says he almost became NFL player |
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- Ryne Sandberg reflects on the 1984 Cubs’ season and says he almost became NFL player | #Greeny
Ryne Sandberg joins #Greeny to discuss his favorite memory of Harry Caray, who he idolized growing up, how close he was to becoming an NFL player over an MLB player, and how he feels about not winning a championship as a Chicago Cub.
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0:00 Ryne Sandberg on the 1984 Cubs’ season.
6:30 Sandberg shares his favorite Harry Caray memory.
9:00 Sandberg on who he grew up idolizing.
10:37 How close he was to becoming an NFL player instead of an MLB player.
13:00 How he feels that he never won a championship with the Cubs.
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I always say 1984 was like a Greek tragedy - so wonderful with the most painful ending imaginable.
84 was the first time a lot ( me )of Chicagoans got a taste of a pennant race, what a great season that was, and the heartbreak...
Been a Cubs fan since late 60's. Seen Ernie Banks, Billy Williams, Ron Santo, Andre Dawson, Bill Buckner, Bill Madlock, Rafael Palmero...all great players...I think Mr. Sandberg had all 5 tools, maybe a 6th, as his feel for the game makes him my all time favorite Cub. Thanks for the memories Rhyno!
Can’t argue, although Ernie in his prime with back to back MVPs on terrible teams, was no doubt his equal and had superior power.
WGN , Harry Carey and Ryne is why I became a Cubs fan and thank you Philly for trading him to the Cubs in 1982
Darn good reason , Sandberg was a breath of fresh air for cubs fans .
My favorite player ever!!!!!
Ryno brings back a lot of memories. Such a different time
Ryno, you will be always my favorite player!!!! Even though they final won in 2016...that 84 team is still my favorite of all time! Thank you, Ryno for the baseball memories!!!!!
It was so meaningful to see Sandberg in the locker room in Cleveland on that great November night in 2016!
Best summer ever. I was 12 years old, watched the Cubs every game and yes, I cried after game 5 vs the Padres. lol.
Steve Garvey hater for life😄
Great to hear Sandberg. Bona fide club legend. Good times, even though we didn't win the Series. Still love those guys!
Ryno & Jody Davis. Awesomely 1984. Priceless
If it wasn't for Carey/Stone, Sandberg, and wgn I wouldn't have known how great and how terrible the Cubbies were. Even though I have hometown team now I'm still and always will be a Cubs fan at heart.
Harry Caray was hilarious by the end of the game he was drunk and he’d slap his lips together especially when he was eating. There will never be another announcer like Harry Caray.
My favorite Cub player
I was at that game!
As an aging old Chicagoan, thanks Greenie!
Awesome interview!
I remember my pops telling me the story of him recruiting Ryno to play QB at UW. He told him he’d never make it as a baseball player. My dad being a massive Cubs fan always had a laugh about it...
As a Cleveland fan I will keep my editorial on the Cubs to myself.
I remember the Mets also starting to be good, and it was extra fun that usual two worst teams were now the best in the division battling it out. $5 walk up bleachers seats.
Greenberg is looking like the local guy who starts coming Into the bar more and more everyday.
lifetime Cubs fan here. Just cancelled my MLB app because I'm so tired of the politics.
Ryno! Simply the best.
He top 5 greatest 2th basemen of all time
He’s the best I’ve ever seen at the position. When he retired he was Top 3, but you could say Alomar passed him. Biggio was close, but nowhere near as smooth with the glove. When Sandberg first retired, he was usually ranked 2nd behind Morgan. He came back in 1996-97 and it kind of hurt his legacy.
Sandberg was the most complete player in baseball in his prime from 84-92.
Alomar was better.
@@sportscastercanada does he have MVP you smoking p.r rocks
@@sportscastercanadaYour opinion.
Ryno know how you feel 84 still bothers me too.
I’ll admit I never saw Rogers Hornsby or some of the other greats play, like Charlie Gehringer, Eddie Collins, Robinson, but I’ve seen all the modern ones, and I think Sandberg’s the best I’ve ever seen. And yes, better than Morgan and Alomar.
Lets go Oakland!!!⚾🥇
I believe one of the players in the Manny Trillo trade
The older Ryno gets the more he resembles Jack Brickhouse.
hes right the 84 team miss out but they should be glad the tigers were unbeatable that year
didnt know he was fast
He stole 50+ bases one year
He was a Bonafide threat early in his career. He was like watching Mickey Mantle at 2nd base. Sandberg was a true natural and the first 5 tool 2nd baseman (he had a lot more power than Morgan, who is still the best ever).
@@shanemcbride4953 He was the fastest "white" guy in baseball for a while. He had real speed and could of stole way more than he did.
Ok and?
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harry carriee was annoying and thought himself bigger than a game in the player and all he did was read names of people in the stadium which was particularly annoying to listen
No way dude you crazy
irony
Blah blah blah no one cares about weird stats , 84 was tigers time.