Billy Crystal Reveals How Anxious Mickey Mantle was About the Hall of Fame
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- Опубликовано: 23 фев 2020
- Crystal showed Mantle his plaque in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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In 1995 I was visiting the HOF in Cooperstown on the day Mickey died. The Hall placed a tiny wreath (all that space would allow) beneath his plaque. I felt honored to be there that day. Won't ever forget it.
Something about Mickey mantle just made people love him.
Humble, fragile, funny and the amazing talent to play baseball - he never made excuses - especially about DiMiaggio treatment of him or DiMiaggios blame for ripping his knee apart his rookie year.
He was a real nigga thats why
@@Mikepleith3:27
The saddest thing about mickeys life was that his father Mutt, never got to see his sons success. He would have been massively humbled and proud. A triple crown winner 1956, 500 hr club, greatest switch hitter of all time, world series homer champ, 7 rings, hall of famer....So sad
This guy became great friends with his childhood hero who can say that awesome.
When Ali and the Mick count YOU as a friend, you've lived a charmed life.
Their real friends aren’t always out name dropping in interviews.
Exactly
Ali? Who cares about that draft dodger.
I was 12 and although I played ball I was just becoming a fan of watching it. I didn't know who the Mick was but my father dragged me to Cooperstown on a terribly hot day, in 1974. All I did was complain I was hot , hungry and thirsty standing in the sun while some old men made boring speeches. My dad was so mad at me and at 1 point grabbed my shoulder and said angrily, "1 day you will be able to tell people you were here at the Baseball Hall of Fame the day Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford were inaugurated"
That is a great story - parents are always right. Awesome your dad did that for you.
Loved "61" Great movie.
Thomas Jane (I think that's the actor) nailed Mickey perfectly.
@@warrenrosen2326 I'd say the guy who played Roger did a great job too
That dream Mickey had about him dying, not being allowed into heaven and having St Peter telling him "but before you go God wants you to autograph these couple of dozen baseball" is so funny !!! ⚾😆
Mickey’s father was way to hard on him. Never complimented him no matter how well he played. That’s why Mickey was so full of guilt about his great career. He felt he never measured up to his father’s expectations. With all those injuries and all that pain, it’s a miracle he could play at all.
Some dads are like that mine was like that on the whole family an i never knew i thought it was just me like a drill seargent R lee ermee...but that hard because kids carry that weight for a long time beatles...an its not good....it was when my sister said my dad is always arguing an i was oh...it aint me.....thanks.....
Fathers, ask for excellence from your children but make sure to love them and make sure they know it.
#7 was the greatest player EVER to put on a baseball uniform!!!🥰🤩😍❤❤❤
Billy Chrystal played baseball briefly at Marshall University.
Yep I remember. 👀
Casey Stengel had a humorous but reflective answer about Mickey after he retired in 1968...Reporters asked Casey if Mickey was in his top 10 baseball players ever, and Casey said, "No." Questioning him further they asked if Mickey was in his top 25, Casey said, "No." Now the reporters were starting to get on him and some were getting angry, so one of them shouted out, "How about top 100 old man?" Casey, saddened got quiet and nobody said a word and then he said, "You guys Don't get it, he SHOULD'VE been the Greatest that ever played." And with that he walked away...The idiot writers that couldn't handle a bat past the age of 13, finally understood Casey...
I love Billy Crystal. His impersonations are usually spot on. His impersonation of Mantle is way off.
Mickey though it was good
Can’t do that southern accent
Dang billy get around he was tite with Ali an now with Mickey wow
screw sirus xm gave it up because cant listen to it on headphones fking commercials are too loud your loss as holes
mick didnt like the fans
That's an understatement. Mick HATED his fans!
He did??he seems like a gd guy....
@@nicholasdepina2944 he was, but fans can suck and boo
If you watch his HBO special they hounded him constantly. He'd have to watch his kids games from his car. Later on, he came to appreciate them
@@davestuddaman8127 never said he was wrong
Mick Did Not Like Billy Smartass at all !!!!!!
How do you know that?
Billy was a smartass?? Really!? I never thought so. I would like to Not believe that Mickey thought so either.
this guy weaseled his way into mantles life just like he did with Ali and the rat pack.
Billy crystal is woke posuer
One draft dodger complementing another draft dodger. How nice.
Mantle was NOT a draft dodger. He had osteomyelitis from a football injury in high school and almost lost his leg. As a result he was classified 4F.
The “Fastest man to first base” couldn’t pass a physical to enter the military? Then he becomes a “triple crown” batting champion? You are delusional. Tell your stories to the families who lost loved ones.
@@beretverde8669 Do some research or don't. I really don't give a fuck what you believe. And I come from a military family, I don't have to tell stories to anyone.
@@jamespollio2028 wow a military family! That makes you an expert? Bwhahahaha! You are delusional! He dodged it! And Ted Williams didn’t! Remember- someone had to take Mantle’s place.
@@beretverde8669 bleacherreport.com/articles/899742-mickey-mantle-and-the-draft-three-strikes-and-youre-out
He ALWAYS talk about white mantle blondes you are mno Willie Mays he wanted be white blonde Christian