Muchas gracias Manuel por compartir este tipo dematerial en ese tiempo solo tenía 9 años ver en acción al gran bato Aurelio Rodríguez que bateo muy bien en esa serie mundial
Recuerdo cuando Aurelio Rodríguez regresó a la liga mexicana de béisbol con los Tigres Capitalinos en el parque del seguro social para enfrentar a los Diablos Rojos del México, y en su primer turno al bat dio un hit doble que rebotó en la barda, casi cuadrangular. Yo de niño muy emocionado . Que gran recuerdo. Y sí, me dolió su partida. Que Dios lo tenga en su santa gloria.
Asi es. Mi paisano Aurelio. Cananense como Yo. Lo recuerdo cuando andaba de mascota con los mineros de Cananea. Muy rapido aprendio el beisbol desde muy joven.
Steve Howe, who appears in this video at 17:48 grew up in Clarkston, Michigan, so he would have seen Aurelio Rodriguez in his Little League days, as the trade of Denny McLain brought Rodriguez, Joe Coleman and Eddie Brinkman to Detroit. Aurelio had his best year in 1970, and certainly kept himself in the bigs with his glove, rather than his offense. I saw that spinning Aurelio strikeout swing (10:38) plenty of times, on Tigers broadcasts in my youth.
you said it, John! I grew up in Southfield. Aurelio was my fave bc of that golden glove. He was overshadowed by Nettles and Robinson in the AL East. Glad he got WS exp[erience .
I remember Aurelio when he as an Angel in late 60's when I was a young Angel and Dodger Fan in Southern California. A fine ball player. What a shame he lost his life in such a tragic unfortunate way. RIP Aurelio, thank you for your time in MLB and with the Angles.
How many times he would scoop a grounder, plant, and fire a strike to Norm Cash at first base, sometimes from the left field grass. Somethings you can't unsee, you know?
Me parece increíble y muy dolorosa la forma en que murió el gran antesalista Aurelio Rodríguez; tan solo en una innecesaria visita que hizo al estadio de los Tigres de Detroit y haberse puesto en el camino de una conductora desgraciada que se infartó solo para matarlo. Buscó su destino y su muerte!
@@jimmyReesby Aurelio Rodriguez could throw a baseball like bullet third/ base to first/ base ;; second base is a different story ; I remember Greg nettle put on a third / base catching clinic in 1978 world series
@@jimmyReesby I just said he had a great throwing arm;; I talk to fans of different teams ; we could argue forever; it best to talk to fans of different teams ; I an elvis presley fans ;; I cannot talk machiel Jackson fans about who sold the most records;;
As a Tigers fan, I enjoyed watching Norm Cash's glove explode in a cloud of dust when Rodriguez had to put a little extra on his throw across the diamond. What a fielder, with his "Black Hand" glove!
La "yeya" para nosotros los cuates de él, tambien era bueno para el cubilete jajajaja un saludo"pitufo" donde estes, mi pareja en el frontenis aqui en Los Mochis
![Gunna - HIM ALL ALONG [Official Visualizer]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/HiCxoDeo0hc/mqdefault.jpg)
Muchas gracias Manuel por compartir este tipo dematerial en ese tiempo solo tenía 9 años ver en acción al gran bato Aurelio Rodríguez que bateo muy bien en esa serie mundial
Recuerdo cuando Aurelio Rodríguez regresó a la liga mexicana de béisbol con los Tigres Capitalinos en el parque del seguro social para enfrentar a los Diablos Rojos del México, y en su primer turno al bat dio un hit doble que rebotó en la barda, casi cuadrangular. Yo de niño muy emocionado . Que gran recuerdo. Y sí, me dolió su partida. Que Dios lo tenga en su santa gloria.
Aurelio Rodríguez un grande del béisbol mexicano.
Asi es. Mi paisano Aurelio. Cananense como Yo. Lo recuerdo cuando andaba de mascota con los mineros de Cananea. Muy rapido aprendio el beisbol desde muy joven.
El mas grande idolo del beisbol en Los Mochis, Sinaloa. MX.
Cuales son los tres más queridos que an tenido los cañeros ?
Para mí gusto personal,,,creo que Pepe Peña, Papelero Valenzuela y el No. 1 Aurelio Rodríguez.
After all these 40 + years, I still can't believe the Tigers got rid of
Aurelio. Such a great arm and glove and loved by everybody.
Aurelio the original A-Rod
Aurelio fue un grande en la tercera base pocos como el . Dep
Jugadorazo Aurelio Rodríguez y arriba Cananea Sonora
Guele a pasto y madera la franela mia por que aurelio rodriguez nos guia desde arriba leña cañeros
Grande Aurelio Rodríguez, guante de oro en las mayores, de Cananea Sonora..
roberto rodriguez mejor atrapada de Aurelio Rodríguez serie mundial 8
Could a baseball like a bullet at third baseball
Steve Howe, who appears in this video at 17:48 grew up in Clarkston, Michigan, so he would have seen Aurelio Rodriguez in his Little League days, as the trade of Denny McLain brought Rodriguez, Joe Coleman and Eddie Brinkman to Detroit. Aurelio had his best year in 1970, and certainly kept himself in the bigs with his glove, rather than his offense. I saw that spinning Aurelio strikeout swing (10:38) plenty of times, on Tigers broadcasts in my youth.
you said it, John! I grew up in Southfield. Aurelio was my fave bc of that golden glove. He was overshadowed by Nettles and Robinson in the AL East. Glad he got WS exp[erience .
He was the best third baseman I have ever seen wearing a Tiger uniform
steve howe drug addict
El GRAN AURELIO, PURO MOCHIS!
Aurelio el A-Rod original
RIP Aurelio Rodriguez
El gran Vato ...tremendo guante y brazo
Que Recuerdos
I remember Aurelio when he as an Angel in late 60's when I was a young Angel and Dodger Fan in Southern California. A fine ball player. What a shame he lost his life in such a tragic unfortunate way. RIP Aurelio, thank you for your time in MLB and with the Angles.
How many times he would scoop a grounder, plant, and fire a strike to Norm Cash at first base, sometimes from the left field grass. Somethings you can't unsee, you know?
2 sonorenses Aurelio Rodriguez y Fernando Valenzuela.
Me parece increíble y muy dolorosa la forma en que murió el gran antesalista Aurelio Rodríguez; tan solo en una innecesaria visita que hizo al estadio de los Tigres de Detroit y haberse puesto en el camino de una conductora desgraciada que se infartó solo para matarlo. Buscó su destino y su muerte!
Los tres unicos Aurelios qus han llegado a las ligas mayores desgraciadamente fallecieron en accidentes automobilisticos; que coincidencia
Best infield arm I ever saw. Wish he could hit a little better. He left us way too soon.
Seems like every tiger game we attended Aurellio Rodriguez hit a home run
I remember could throw as baseball ⚾️ like a a bullet at third base to first base
@@lloydkline1518 after inspecting the ball for a second 👍🏽
@@jimmyReesby Aurelio Rodriguez could throw a baseball like bullet third/ base to first/ base ;; second base is a different story ; I remember Greg nettle put on a third / base catching clinic in 1978 world series
@@lloydkline1518 You're preaching to the choir 👏 🙌
@@jimmyReesby I just said he had a great throwing arm;; I talk to fans of different teams ; we could argue forever; it best to talk to fans of different teams ; I an elvis presley fans ;; I cannot talk machiel Jackson fans about who sold the most records;;
eso es todo abuelito
Veo aqui que eres nieto de Aurelio, me podrias dar los nombres de los padres de Aurelio Rodriguez
Rodriguez had a cannon for an arm.
As a Tigers fan, I enjoyed watching Norm Cash's glove explode in a cloud of dust when Rodriguez had to put a little extra on his throw across the diamond. What a fielder, with his "Black Hand" glove!
La "yeya" para nosotros los cuates de él, tambien era bueno para el cubilete jajajaja un saludo"pitufo" donde estes, mi pareja en el frontenis aqui en Los Mochis
Únanse esos grandes raquetistas y echense una vuelta a su tumba y limpien esa tumba abandonada, ustedes que son pudiente$$$$.
Yankees almost had an all black lineup
I noticed that too
ala jersey de steve garvey le falta algo en la manga izquierda,,todos los de mas traen un parche,,
Enel minuto 10:03 el toro valenzuela viendo como ponchan asu paisano Rodriguez
DEP
quien es ese guey? haha
tu padre
que no sabes leer wey,
Es tu mero padre guey! Haha
Ozzymorrison8628 a ese me refiero!!!