Montreal EXPOS at New York METS 4/18/84 Original WOR Broadcast
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Recorded and Digitalized off an original VHS pre recorded tape and added to youtube for the first time I believe.
Original WOR TV 9 Broadcast with Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver and Steve Zabriski from Shea Stadium.
Charlie Lea vs Walt Terrell
Pete Rose with the Expos in Left , Kid Carter behind the plate for Montreal
One of the best played games all year for both clubs comes down to the final at bat for the Mets and Wally Backman game winning RBI
Boxscore
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JOHN GIBBONS, a former manager and now a coach for the 2024 METS.
Words can’t capture how thrilling 1984 was after the horrendous 1977-1983 period
Great post. Would love to see baseball back in Montreal.
Gosh, I'm a METS' fan, but I miss the MONTREAL EXPOS.
Zabriskie did a nice job and always enjoyed the interplay with Kiner and McCarver. Yankees had a fun booth too at that time with White, Rizzuto and Messer.
Expos had the players, Mets were putting the pieces together. Ralph Kiner was just a wealth of knowledge. Thank you so much for posting this.
I love Mr Kiner mistakes and all.But he had a deadpan sense of humor.
Ralph called everything as he saw it.
Nice game! I started watching baseball in 1986 so this is all new to me.
I wish the 80’s never ended
Thanks a lot for posting this!
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Wally Backman the key swiss knife who's the Mets needed to reach pennant contender in 1985...
He helped also Pirates to their 1990 pennant flag to play at 3rd-base .
This is when baseball was still baseball without the stupid rules that we have today. No overpaid and pampered players like today's players, especially the current five to six inning starters.
its just a shit show beer league plain and simple..
bush leaguers at best
Just watching a little of this reminds me of the way Steve Zabriskie constantly kowtowed to McCarver. I remember him ONCE disagreeing with something McCarver said, or at least not wholeheartedly agreeing, and McCarver getting royally pissed at him. Zabriskie was always cast as a second banana, just a doormat, and he was smarter than a doormat. He just couldn't compete with McCarver.
This is great....thank you for this Mets broadcast from Shea, have always, followed the club and enjoyed Mets baseball, remember being at Atlanta stadium in June of 1976 to see Dave Kingman homerun twice in the game, in a Mets win, and remember standing at one of the many concessions stands, and there was a tv monitor that appeared to be a shared feed, of broadcast and watched the game there of WOR 9...thanks BCM'
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It was exactly these 9th inning rallies against the Expos that made me a Mets fan. They were the most exciting National League team of the 80s even when they didn't win the Division or the Pennant.
Can't believe I'm still fired up after this 9th inning rally! Thanks so much for these!
I remember watching this game live with my brother who wasn’t convinced that the Mets were for real at this point in the early season of 1984. That shot by Backman in the corner to win the game made him a believer and Wally became his favorite player. He wasn’t a very good right handed hitter, which was why he platooned with Kelvin Chapman and Timmy Teufel but man he smoked that.
Ha! I was at this game and to that free strawberry sundae game
Mets ice cream helmet
Strawberry Sunday!!!!! I remember that! Wasn’t it against Philly and Darryl hit a monster home run? 👍⚾️
I love 80 s ny baseball Yankees Mets both had good players both teams always won 90 games fun times
I remember this! After the blowout the day before, it was great to win a close one. I went to the game the next day: Doc Gooden’s Shea debut!
84 guys born 40 soon wow
I notice they mention Tom Seaver losing his 2nd straight game with White Sox .What was he a 15 or 16 game winner
I doubt they would day anything when hw wins
Who would have thought that TERRY COLLINS would become a succesful MLB manager.
I MEANT TERRY FRANCONA...
MEL STTLEMEYER, a solid pitching coach.
That was Dwight Gooden's first year with the Mets--1984! Three days later, it would be a Math Problem Day--4/21/84 (4 x 21 = 84--lol)! The Mets would finish in second place behind--the CHICAGO CUBS! And guess who was with Montreal in this game? It was PETE ROSE! (Yes, he played for them before coming back to Cincinnati!)
Rose got his 4000th hit in an Expo uniform. That was his only year there and they released him late in the year. That's when the Reds signed him to come back as their player-manager. The last player-head coach in any sport to my knowledge
@@franklingordon3354 Pete was traded back to the reds for Dan Driessen.
we just had a math problem day last month 6/4/24
Lots of HOF in that Expos lineup except Rose of course. 🤦♂️
TIM RAINES stole 70 bases without bigger bases and the stupid rule whereby a pitcher can only throw to first base two times.
shit show MLB refuse to watch an inning..fuck em
As always, can't thank you enough for these! Just great - really appreciated!
Awesome John thanks for that..what I was looking for doing this 😊⚾️ more to come thanks
@@pheniafilmsthemlbarchiveso9229 Great to hear! Would love to see more expos/mets games.
Raines, Dawson, Rose and Carter. Nothing to show for it. Strawberry, Hernandez, Backman, Wilson, Foster and Darling. Traded for Carter. 1986 World Series champions.
Irony-the following year Carter would come to the Mets to take Gibbons's job and number 8.
I love these uploads! Thank you very much for putting these up. The 80s will forever be my favorite time watching baseball. Do you take requests? My family and I would always go to one Met and Yankee game a year in the 80s and I would love to relive them if they're in your library.
That's a chitty chitty bang bang keith hernandez 1st out replay safe
What a weak hitting lineup for the Expos. A leadoff hitter in Rose who hit .259 that year and couldn't run followed by a weak hitting bunt specialist in Little with an automatic out in the 8th slot with the SS Salazar who's batting average came close to matching his weight and another weak hitter in Francona in the 7th spot. This was basically a 4 man team while batting with everything left up to the middle of the order with Raines, Dawson, Carter and Wallach.
Shortstop play left field rose messed him up
I hope you and your loved ones stay safe and healthy😍😍😍😍
Gotta love the robots
To think that in 1985, CARTER would become a MET and HUBIE BROOKS woukd become an EXPO.
Bunting, an art that has been lost in today's crappy baseball.
JOSE OQUENDO was never given a good shot by DAVEY JOHNSON.