Thanks so much for this Video - I'm 74 years young and a lifelong Yankees fan. Great Memories of the World Series of Heartbreak (Pirates Win) and the Yankees Victory over the S.F. Giants. I still won't buy any Bill Mazeroski cards to this day. Have a really good day and thanks for this Video. Barry
@@barryr8275 thank you for the kind words Barry. so glad you enjoyed the video and just between us, I don’t have any Maz cards either. Really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment, sir. Have a great rest of your week.
11th like Doug! Super video for Ralph. A tribute to a great player that epitomizes the greatest attribute of life: never give up. Redemption is just around the corner.
@@The_Cincinnati_Kid appreciate that CK. Sports have so many stories like Ralph’s, his resonated with me. Not because my life is anything like his of course but because it’s relatable on many levels.
Great video, Doug! I don’t know how I didn’t get a notification for it because this is exactly what I love. On location video and a great story about an awesome guy like Ralph Terry. Really cool seeing Larned and the field named in his honor. Thanks for putting in all the work and sharing it with us!
@@signsofthepastime thank you Hugo. I really enjoyed this one though it was outside my comfort zone. Really appreciate the kind words and means a lot to me, coming from you. Hope you have a great week ahead my friend.
Enjoyed the video & narrative of Ralph's story. Sports has such a redemptive value win or lose or somewhere in between. I'm happy for Ralph that he was WS MVP. Thanks 👍 Doug
Mrs. Diaz really enjoyed this episode ❤ She wanted me to let you know! Great video, Doug! I just learned about Ralph Terry and his failures on the biggest stage, and ultimately, his triumph two years later. Thanks for sharing, Doug!
@@unc23sports thank you both, that means a lot to me. I’m glad I was able to share just a small portion of his story. He’s lead a fulfilling life & impacted a lot of people just by being himself. Hope you and Mrs. Diaz have a wonderful rest of your week my friends.
Doug. Great video on Ralph Terry. You went into nice description of his highs and lows with his career and showed nice video footage and pictures. Fantastic his family made Larned home and still to this day. Enjoyed and hope you have a great Labor Day Weekend.
great video Doug!!!!!!!!!!! I did not know Ralph's story. I'm sure you would agree that the stories behind the cards are just as or more interesting than the cards themselves! health and happiness to you.. Jonathan.. aka..the Boston kid
Howdy 316 ! What a slick video guy ! Ralph has been the talk of the town among some of the boys lately. Alot of baseball players persevered. Alot different than football, you either make it, or you dont & you go get a job. Always nice to learn. I always like seeing clips of Ed Sullivan, he always seemed genuine. Real Nice Show. C ya !
@@SouvenirProgramsHere thank you, appreciate you watching & commenting. I’m glad you enjoyed. Ralph has been a favorite of mine especially since I have family around the Larned area.
@@theathletearchives appreciate that Gordon & I’m honored I could share some new information with the one who I’m always learning new & interesting facts from 😉
That was great! Never been to Larned. Drove through Kansas twice and went with my buddy to see his grandson, Payton Tolle, play at Wichita State. He pitched and hit and crushed it going 5-5 with 6 RBI and struck out 10 with 2 hits in 6 innings. Just went to the Red Sox in the 2nd Round. One thing I can say about Kansas is that I've never seen an ugly lady there! Good to learn this story about a fellow Oklahoman, I've never heard it. I knew some guy gave up that HR but never knew who. What an ending! Great job and cards, Doug!
@@blixcards where do I even begin Ben lol. First, I’m sure there are a few non beautiful people in Kansas but I’ll stop with that lol. Really cool about your buddy’s grandson & I hope he makes it up to the Bigs. Glad I could share a little of Ralph’s story. Thank you for watching & your support my brother.
@@mikethesportshistorycollec1947 I’m sure his heart skipped a beat in that moment but he had a great team behind him. The crack of the bat & then the slap in the glove. Pure elation & utter defeat, all in one moment. That’s why we love sports. Thanks Mike, hope you have a great week ahead as well.
Doug, masterfully done! I really enjoyed this! Oh, and your sweet '62 Mantle! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯Thank you, my friend! 😊👊
@@vintagesanctuary thank you Adam. It was challenging but fun to make. Certainly outside of my comfort zone. Appreciate you my friend
Gave a video like. Wonderful highlights, and story of such a memorable baseball player. Thanks for sharing, Doug.
@@Hodges1455 thank you Brian. Glad you enjoyed my friend.
Thanks so much for this Video - I'm 74 years young and a lifelong Yankees fan. Great Memories of the World Series of Heartbreak (Pirates Win) and the Yankees Victory over the S.F. Giants. I still won't buy any Bill Mazeroski cards to this day. Have a really good day and thanks for this Video. Barry
@@barryr8275 thank you for the kind words Barry. so glad you enjoyed the video and just between us, I don’t have any Maz cards either. Really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment, sir. Have a great rest of your week.
11th like Doug! Super video for Ralph. A tribute to a great player that epitomizes the greatest attribute of life: never give up. Redemption is just around the corner.
@@The_Cincinnati_Kid appreciate that CK. Sports have so many stories like Ralph’s, his resonated with me. Not because my life is anything like his of course but because it’s relatable on many levels.
Great video, Doug! I don’t know how I didn’t get a notification for it because this is exactly what I love. On location video and a great story about an awesome guy like Ralph Terry. Really cool seeing Larned and the field named in his honor. Thanks for putting in all the work and sharing it with us!
@@signsofthepastime thank you Hugo. I really enjoyed this one though it was outside my comfort zone. Really appreciate the kind words and means a lot to me, coming from you. Hope you have a great week ahead my friend.
Wonderful look back at Ralph Terry. I like stories of overcoming a life's hurdle.
@@CleanCheapShots thank you Drew. It was a lot of fun to make.
Enjoyed the video & narrative of Ralph's story.
Sports has such a redemptive value win or lose or somewhere in between.
I'm happy for Ralph that he was WS MVP.
Thanks 👍 Doug
@@CraigsCards62 thank you Pastor.
Well done Doug. Great cards to wrap up Terry spotlight. Enjoyed
@@scootscollectibles thanks Mike. Glad you enjoyed. It was a fun video to put together.
Mrs. Diaz really enjoyed this episode ❤ She wanted me to let you know! Great video, Doug! I just learned about Ralph Terry and his failures on the biggest stage, and ultimately, his triumph two years later. Thanks for sharing, Doug!
@@unc23sports thank you both, that means a lot to me. I’m glad I was able to share just a small portion of his story. He’s lead a fulfilling life & impacted a lot of people just by being himself. Hope you and Mrs. Diaz have a wonderful rest of your week my friends.
Doug. Great video on Ralph Terry. You went into nice description of his highs and lows with his career and showed nice video footage and pictures. Fantastic his family made Larned home and still to this day. Enjoyed and hope you have a great Labor Day Weekend.
@@vintagecardssteve8582 thank you Steve. Hope you had a great Labor Day weekend as well.
Great video, Doug. I really enjoyed your perspective on Ralph redemption on the Diamond. An inspirational story of resiliency.
@@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 your support means the world to me my friend.
Really enjoyed this video!
@@johnfroio4910 Glad you enjoyed. Thank you for watching & commenting, really appreciate it
Great video. Beautiful talk about Ralph Terry 👍👍. Thanks for sharing. Be well. 🤙
@@justyouraveragegeeks thank you sir, appreciate the kind words.
Hi Doug. I really enjoyed this video, so thanks for sharing Ralph`s story. Really like the cards also. Talk soon my friend.
@@RipFan8 really appreciate that Stephen. Thank you my friend
great video Doug!!!!!!!!!!! I did not know Ralph's story. I'm sure you would agree that the stories behind the cards are just as or more interesting than the cards themselves! health and happiness to you.. Jonathan.. aka..the Boston kid
@@thebostonkid7832 glad you enjoyed & yes, totally agree. Thanks for watching & commenting my friend.
Nicely done!
@@jga59 thank you. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Howdy 316 ! What a slick video guy ! Ralph has been the talk of the town among some of the boys lately. Alot of baseball players persevered. Alot different than football, you either make it, or you dont & you go get a job.
Always nice to learn. I always like seeing clips of Ed Sullivan, he always seemed genuine. Real Nice Show. C ya !
@@SouvenirProgramsHere thank you, appreciate you watching & commenting. I’m glad you enjoyed. Ralph has been a favorite of mine especially since I have family around the Larned area.
Great tribute and story of redemption. Reminds me a lot of tim Wakefield in 2003 and 2004.
@@the_card_closet thank you Eric. This one was a struggle to put together but also a lot of learning along the way.
Wow! Doug, you did an incredible job with this video. It was beautifully executed and I really enjoyed watching it. Thanks for doing this, my friend!
@@RobCashCards thank you Rob. Really appreciate the kind words. Struggled with this video but also had a lot of fun trying to put it together.
Well done! I loved the video. I knew nothing about the man before watching.
@@theathletearchives appreciate that Gordon & I’m honored I could share some new information with the one who I’m always learning new & interesting facts from 😉
That was great! Never been to Larned. Drove through Kansas twice and went with my buddy to see his grandson, Payton Tolle, play at Wichita State. He pitched and hit and crushed it going 5-5 with 6 RBI and struck out 10 with 2 hits in 6 innings. Just went to the Red Sox in the 2nd Round. One thing I can say about Kansas is that I've never seen an ugly lady there! Good to learn this story about a fellow Oklahoman, I've never heard it. I knew some guy gave up that HR but never knew who. What an ending! Great job and cards, Doug!
@@blixcards where do I even begin Ben lol. First, I’m sure there are a few non beautiful people in Kansas but I’ll stop with that lol. Really cool about your buddy’s grandson & I hope he makes it up to the Bigs. Glad I could share a little of Ralph’s story. Thank you for watching & your support my brother.
@@videoguy316 Hahaha, I've had great experiences up there, I'm sure it's like anywhere else! You bet and my pleasure!
I often wonder what Ralph Terry was thinking as McCovey smoked that ball to Richardson. That was a shot. Have a great week my friend!
@@mikethesportshistorycollec1947 I’m sure his heart skipped a beat in that moment but he had a great team behind him. The crack of the bat & then the slap in the glove. Pure elation & utter defeat, all in one moment. That’s why we love sports. Thanks Mike, hope you have a great week ahead as well.
Cool video and cards. Great to hear his story told and on location!
@@MarksDodgersCards thanks Mark, appreciate that.
Awesome video, Doug! Are almost neighbors? How far from Kansas City are you?
Thanks Bill. I’m about 2 1/2 - 3 hours from KC so not too long of a drive.
@videoguy316 Oh, ok, gotcha. I'm about an hour and a half or 2 hours from KC. We'll have to get together for a show there at some point.