The most important WS victory in the 3 year reign of the A's. They won a game that Seaver started, survived a near disastrous first inning by Catfish, came back from a 2 run deficit, and by winning assured that the WS would at least go back to Oakland regardless of how the next two games in NY turned out.
Same here, only I converted to the DODGERS. I did root hard for the A's to beat the Dodgers in '74 WS to complete their 3-peat. I abandoned the A's after Charlie O Finley completely fucked up that team by selling off great players. My conversion to Dodgers was Tommy Lasorda's first year managing after Walter Alston retired.
Because this game went extra innings, could it be possible that NBC was protesting the idea of a "future" 👻 runner (since it was October)? #PreemptiveStrike #YouCantScriptOctober
MLB in the '70s was magnificent , The Oakland A's were World Series Champions '72, '73, '74 ...., Cincinnati Reds in '75, '76 ...., New York Yankees in '77, '78 and not until the 90s were there another back to back WS champions .... like in '92, '93 Toronto Bluejays and the New York Yankees '98, '99, & 2000 🌟👍
Catfish got off to a rough start, but as great pitchers always do he settle down, and Seaver was a top 10 pitcher of all time. Have no idea how the Mets made it to the Series and could have won it, that lineup scared no one.
Evenly matched, except for one glaring difference, that being a middle of the order power hitting run producer. Thank you Mets, for passing up on Reggie on the first pick of 1966 draft. One of the biggest blunders in the history of sport.
Thanks for posting this. I enjoy watching these old World Series games. Any chance you have the TV commercials that aired during the 1973 series? Those would be fun to watch too. I remember Gillette Razors, Skin Bracer, Good Year Tires, and Schlitz Beer commercials from that era.
NBC obviously switched commentators back then. Monte of the Oakland A’s was with Curt Gowdy and Tony Kubek during the first two games of this series, offering both color commentary and play by play commentary. In the third game he is commenting on the radio.
1:36:57 Solid promo for the NHL on NBC. have never seen that. They did sell the violence back then. But hockey was about 10X as vicious & violent compared to to what we see today. especially during the bloodbaths of the 1970s
Was that the first season '73-'74 that NBC held for a brief couple of years the US NHL contract? As the mid '70's, it would not be until almost 30 years later before they would be the American home for the NHL. That is until the end of the 2021 COVID plagued season and Stanley Cup Finals.
This was Yogi's second World Series as a manager he lost in 1964 with the Yankees in seven games and unfortunately lost in seven games almost exactly nine years later. His record as a manager in the post season is 9-10 not bad! At least he beat the Big Red Machine!
@@brando7266 Bravo! Excellent comment. When I was 12, I called that. I said to my friends when they pushed Seaver up to pitch game 6. I said "The mighty Oakland A's should be panicking. Why is Berra panicking? The Mets have George Stone who won a game against the Reds in the playoffs. He was 12-3 in the regular season with a 2.80 era. Why is he pitching Seaver on 3 days rest? If Stone loses game 6 they have Seaver for game 7. Here's a great player, Berra who supposed to know everything about pitcher's since he was a catcher. He singlehandedly LOSSED this W/S. An absolute loser as a manager. As you can tell, I never got over this.
Love these old games. Willie Mays was getting old by then. Tight division race in national league. Last place team was just 4 games out if i remember correctly
To realise that the 74 world series was the last to be incomplete in the archive. Also mlb missed a lot of action through the years due to tapes being wiped. Anyway keep up the good work🙊🙉🙈👍
The days when baseball was baseball and players Could play with grace. Not big bloated toads like today. 5 min today and I switch it off. Sorry game now. Thanks for posting something worth watch many times
Always love the colorful Finley era, he was a master showman with the uniform and cap variants as well actually paying by bonuses to his players that grew out their hair etc which even in the early 1970s was still a major taboo with the other teams
Youll have to take what you can in regards to complete games of any of the post season from cir 1973, just doesn’t exist never was saved by the networks or any kinescope versions..I’ve been searching for decades what I have up on this channel of “73 ..only the lame-ass Classic Sports version of Game 2 is out there but not an original broadcast version of so that don’t fly on this channel if I ever come across an original broadcast version of this game I’ll be happy to add this to the archives ⚾️
@@Ken_Weber_organist Anything can happen in a 5 game series, although the Reds were the better team than the Mets that don't matter come the playoffs, it's a whole new season
Baseball certainly was. Although I believe that 73 was the first year for the DH so I guess you would have to say that 73 was the start of the slippery slope that led to the crap show that Baseball is today.
Man that sounds so strange the mets still got alot of pinch hitters he names them off and you hear mays as apinch hitter. Ol willie showed them how it was done in his time
Thanks to the person who put this game together!!! Thanks pal!!! Unfortunately the absolute loser Mets organization never saved the game when Seaver struck out 19 & the last 10 in a row. The worst organization in sports history from 1962 to present. I'm embarrassed to say I was once a Met fan.
Two things to clarify. (1) the Mets did win TWO Worlds Series championships (1969 and 1986), and (2) Tom Seaver did win that game (vs. San Diego in 1970) where he struck out 19 Padres, including the final 10 in a row (still a Major League record) as of this written post (5/21/2023).
I totally fucked that up on that, dropped the ball was half assed the opening titles.. I was going to go back and correct but it’s a real pain in the ass do all over again ..I’m never gonna hear the end of it now in the comments 😫 plus there is no Baseball World of Joe G for game 3 either
The A’s were so cool. If the Mets lost to someone else it would have seemed sad. Against the A’s it was just a good series. Was that way with everyone the A’s beat.
Bando said he never played at shea, u don't hear that nowadays, every player in today's baseball has play in almost all stadiums, i like it this way were u only use to see the AL play the NL only in the asg or world series....good memories.
Met George Brett in 2003 or so. He was from El Segundo Ca. He was suprised that i knew Panamas bar. I ended up sying. Younever got to play in Wrigley Field? He was so sad that i brought that up. Yet i told him that the great thing about Growing up in Chicago was you could see both leagues. Southside park was a great place. Saw all the great Boston. KC. A's. Saw Carew. Who went 4 4 with just the fluck of wrist. Only New York had teams that close. Sorry. Giants and A' were close within a hour bot public transportatiin.
I know Reggie got the MVP for this series, but from game 1 to game 7, Bert Campaneris was the clear cut MVP. I know because I was pulling for the Mets and boy was he a Pain in the A$$ !
This was the turning point of the series.....They had hunter on the ropes....let him off the hook....and didnt score again....And Seaver couldnt hold the 2-0 lead even though he was dominant....as a matter of fact, seaver bring unable to beat the A's was the reason the mets lost....They it setup...got a split in Oakland and came home with their ace pitching ..and they lost....then went back to Oakland for game 6 with seaver again pitching.....lost....Other turning point ...when staub struck out on 3 pitches in the 8th inning of game 6 with runners at the corners and 1 out trailing 2-1...i think if staub drove in the tying run there the mets would've gotten them in 6..... The Mets wasted a LOT of opportunities in this series....
the Mets get two unearned runs their pitcher strikes out eleven A's, and they still can't beat them. The Oakland A's won 3 consecutive WS against 3 different teams. '
This was when Baseball was a man's game ! Nowadays it's a freak show...tattoos, sloppy uniforms uncut beards not to mention all this Millionaires do is swing for the fences. The Game SUCKS today!!!
....Then Follow NPB🇯🇵 , Like I do ..The Japanese Play the Game the way it should be ...Great Pitching ..Great Defense ...Contact Hitting ..ETC ...They Respect the Game
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Great World Series, remember it like it was played yesterday, so nice to be able to see again after all these years
Yeah,I was 9 yrs old,,the first world series I remember watching,,
In 69, 73, & 86 the Mets' lead off hitter hit a HR leading off game 3 of each World Series.
The most important WS victory in the 3 year reign of the A's. They won a game that Seaver started, survived a near disastrous first inning by Catfish, came back from a 2 run deficit, and by winning assured that the WS would at least go back to Oakland regardless of how the next two games in NY turned out.
Once again, a great production job!!!❤
Tom Seaver in his prime.
He was a beast of a pitcher
I was a huge A's fan at 12 . Converted to Mets in 86. I am now cursed. LOVED Seaver's power windup! The Franchise
Same here, only I converted to the DODGERS. I did root hard for the A's to beat the Dodgers in '74 WS to complete their 3-peat. I abandoned the A's after Charlie O Finley completely fucked up that team by selling off great players. My conversion to Dodgers was Tommy Lasorda's first year managing after Walter Alston retired.
Great Quality!! Thank you so much for improving the quality of this game which has not been good.
I am so pleased to see of these games.
Great Quality compared to video years ago
The Swinging A's!!!! What a team, masters of the postseason!!❤
good radio announcer ! thanks...if the game weren't so exciting I'd have bailed...but this is GREAT!
Watching Seaver is like watching perfection...........his windup is so easy,yet powerful! Pleasure to watch
He was my boyhood hero and still is.
Love the old-school baseball ❤❤❤❤
this is great, nicely done!
Very cool seeing Casey Stengel throw out the first pitch.
Since it was Oakland against New York, Heidi started on NBC after the A's took the lead in the 11th
I see what you mean.
Because this game went extra innings, could it be possible that NBC was protesting the idea of a "future" 👻 runner (since it was October)? #PreemptiveStrike #YouCantScriptOctober
This was Willie Mays last game
MLB in the '70s was magnificent , The Oakland A's were World Series Champions '72, '73, '74 ...., Cincinnati Reds in '75, '76 ...., New York Yankees in '77, '78 and not until the 90s were there another back to back WS champions .... like in '92, '93 Toronto Bluejays and the New York Yankees '98, '99, & 2000 🌟👍
Curt Gowdy (PBP) Tony Kubek-Lindsey Nelson (C) 1st half
Nelson (PBP) Kubek-Gowdy (C) 2nd half
The mets gave the athletics a good series maybe the toughest of their 3 peat.
It was their hardest one,they had to comeback from 3-2 down,
The only time in those 3 WS that they were behind (games) was against the Mets.
Yogi Berra had 10 World Series Rings . the most of any player in history
I was in high school and went to all the games at Shea Stadium. Still pissed off, the Mets should’ve won this World Series!
On the flip side, I’m still mad the 1986 Red Sox didn’t win the series because Bill Buckner made a disastrous error in fielding.
This will actually be the first time I've heard Lindsay Nelson calling a Mets game.
Catfish got off to a rough start, but as great pitchers always do he settle down, and Seaver was a top 10 pitcher of all time. Have no idea how the Mets made it to the Series and could have won it, that lineup scared no one.
More like top 5 of all time.
Reggie Jackson said that Tom Seaver was so good blind people came to the ballpark to hear him pitch!
One thing constant about baseball. Everyone always wants the manager canned when things go wrong. Been that way for over 100 years.
Excellent!!!
Has anyone ever seen a player choke up more than Millan ? As a matter of fact, choking up is not as common today as it used to be.
Evenly matched, except for one glaring difference, that being a middle of the order power hitting run producer.
Thank you Mets, for passing up on Reggie on the first pick of 1966 draft. One of the biggest blunders in the history of sport.
Notice the ballpark was a ballpark back then. Not an advertising billboard .
Yeah but the owner and players were poorer. 😂
Thanks for posting this. I enjoy watching these old World Series games. Any chance you have the TV commercials that aired during the 1973 series? Those would be fun to watch too. I remember Gillette Razors, Skin Bracer, Good Year Tires, and Schlitz Beer commercials from that era.
Great game!
Umpires (Game 3)
HP Jerry Neudecker (AL)
1B Paul Pryor (NL)
2B Russ Goetz (AL)
3B Harry Wendelstedt (NL)
LF Marty Springstead (AL) (Crew Chief)
RF Augie Donatelli (NL)
2 things stand out: the crowd is awfully quiet, and the dirt is really dry and dusty.
Seaver v Jackson was epic!
Tom Terrific
Wow!,,, Around 2:15:40 you see Tom seaver in a commercial selling a men's suit,,,only 64.95$...😂😂
NBC obviously switched commentators back then.
Monte of the Oakland A’s was with Curt Gowdy and Tony Kubek during the first two games of this series, offering both color commentary and play by play commentary. In the third game he is commenting on the radio.
Curt Gowdy (PBP) Tony Kubek & Lindsey Nelson (C) 1st half & 10th inning
Nelson (PBP) Kubek & Gowdy (C) 2nd half
NBC Radio:
Jim Simpson (PBP) 1st half & 10th inning
Monte Moore (PBP) 2nd half & 11th inning
Thank you great game
1:36:57 Solid promo for the NHL on NBC. have never seen that. They did sell the violence back then. But hockey was about 10X as vicious & violent compared to to what we see today. especially during the bloodbaths of the 1970s
Good catch!
Was that the first season '73-'74 that NBC held for a brief couple of years the US NHL contract? As the mid '70's, it would not be until almost 30 years later before they would be the American home for the NHL. That is until the end of the 2021 COVID plagued season and Stanley Cup Finals.
@@americangiant1003 I think that was the last season until after the NHL Lockout ended (2005-2006).
That's hockey man!
1:00:51 - 1:01:04 check out the bullet throw by Reggie.
Had to wait until Mr. October made that throw from right field to third base to confirm that 👍🏾 from me. (Powerful 💪🏾. Very surprised.)
This was Yogi's second World Series as a manager he lost in 1964 with the Yankees in seven games and unfortunately lost in seven games almost exactly nine years later. His record as a manager in the post season is 9-10 not bad! At least he beat the Big Red Machine!
Yeah,but his incompetence cost the mets the world series, should have saved seaver for gm7,
@@brando7266 Bravo! Excellent comment. When I was 12, I called that. I said to my friends when they pushed Seaver up to pitch game 6. I said "The mighty Oakland A's should be panicking. Why is Berra panicking? The Mets have George Stone who won a game against the Reds in the playoffs. He was 12-3 in the regular season with a 2.80 era. Why is he pitching Seaver on 3 days rest?
If Stone loses game 6 they have Seaver for game 7. Here's a great player, Berra who supposed to know everything about pitcher's since he was a catcher.
He singlehandedly LOSSED this W/S.
An absolute loser as a manager. As you can tell, I never got over this.
Love these old games. Willie Mays was getting old by then. Tight division race in national league. Last place team was just 4 games out if i remember correctly
To realise that the 74 world series was the last to be incomplete in the archive. Also mlb missed a lot of action through the years due to tapes being wiped. Anyway keep up the good work🙊🙉🙈👍
The days when baseball was baseball and players Could play with grace. Not big bloated toads like today. 5 min today and I switch it off. Sorry game now. Thanks for posting something worth watch many times
100% right! Plus players now look like slobs, baggy pants, unnecessary beards etc
Same with the nba
When James Augustus Hunter died, he still had shotgun pellets in his foot. RIP Catfish ❤
Isn't Tug McGraw the father of country music star Tim McGraw?
YESSSSS
Shea Stadium, not Oakland Coliseum
I know I fucked those titles up years ago
Always love the colorful Finley era, he was a master showman with the uniform and cap variants as well actually paying by bonuses to his players that grew out their hair etc which even in the early 1970s was still a major taboo with the other teams
How strange that the television just ends before the game is over.
Youll have to take what you can in regards to complete games of any of the post season from cir 1973, just doesn’t exist never was saved by the networks or any kinescope versions..I’ve been searching for decades what I have up on this channel of “73 ..only the lame-ass Classic Sports version of Game 2 is out there but not an original broadcast version of so that don’t fly on this channel if I ever come across an original broadcast version of this game I’ll be happy to add this to the archives ⚾️
It was Amazing the Mets made it that far in 73 considering they finished the season 81-81
82-79.
was wondering how the hell did the Mets beat the mighty Reds in the playoffs, thought for sure was gonna be a A's vs Reds WS rematch
@@Ken_Weber_organist Anything can happen in a 5 game series, although the Reds were the better team than the Mets that don't matter come the playoffs, it's a whole new season
@@brianoneill7186 Only 161 games, one was cancelled on the final day of the season
@@Ken_Weber_organistStarting pitching.
The Mets Held the A s Homerless until Game 7
Games 3 4 5 were played at shea stadium
Life in general was ALOT better in those days; imo.
Baseball certainly was. Although I believe that 73 was the first year for the DH so I guess you would have to say that 73 was the start of the slippery slope that led to the crap show that Baseball is today.
Of course, you were most likely under 15 years old
Too many of these guys are dead now. It's just not right.
What did Tom Seaver pass away from?
WOW!
Thanks
Great Memories
Man that sounds so strange the mets still got alot of pinch hitters he names them off and you hear mays as apinch hitter. Ol willie showed them how it was done in his time
Thanks to the person who put this game together!!! Thanks pal!!! Unfortunately the absolute loser Mets organization never saved the game when Seaver struck out 19 & the last 10 in a row.
The worst organization in sports history from 1962 to present. I'm embarrassed to say I was once a Met fan.
Two things to clarify. (1) the Mets did win TWO Worlds Series championships (1969 and 1986), and (2) Tom Seaver did win that game (vs. San Diego in 1970) where he struck out 19 Padres, including the final 10 in a row (still a Major League record) as of this written post (5/21/2023).
Fresno calif. own ,Mr.Tom Terrific Seaver
Why does it say "Oakland Alameda Stadium" on the opening card when this game took place at Shea Stadium?
I totally fucked that up on that, dropped the ball was half assed the opening titles.. I was going to go back and correct but it’s a real pain in the ass do all over again ..I’m never gonna hear the end of it now in the comments 😫 plus there is no Baseball World of Joe G for game 3 either
@@pheniafilmsthemlbarchiveso9229 it happens.
I was at this game! I was 18 months old at the time and don't remember anything.. but I was there!
@@pheniafilmsthemlbarchiveso9229 I’m not gonna bitch about it. I was 13 years old at the time. Thanks for posting!
@@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace then you woke up.. 😂
The A’s were so cool. If the Mets lost to someone else it would have seemed sad. Against the A’s it was just a good series. Was that way with everyone the A’s beat.
Willie Mays pinch hitting in the tenth inning would be his last at bat in his career.
👍👍👍👍
Toney kubek and gowdy the best
If the reds could have made some changes they could have played the a 's un 73 as well
Talk is being made that Rusty Staub has a chance to make baseball's Hall of Fame.
Seaver's fastball was as straight as a trolley wire.
Bando said he never played at shea, u don't hear that nowadays, every player in today's baseball has play in almost all stadiums, i like it this way were u only use to see the AL play the NL only in the asg or world series....good memories.
Me too!
Met George Brett in 2003 or so. He was from El Segundo Ca. He was suprised that i knew Panamas bar. I ended up sying. Younever got to play in Wrigley Field? He was so sad that i brought that up. Yet i told him that the great thing about Growing up in Chicago was you could see both leagues. Southside park was a great place. Saw all the great Boston. KC. A's. Saw Carew. Who went 4 4 with just the fluck of wrist. Only New York had teams that close. Sorry. Giants and A' were close within a hour bot public transportatiin.
Campy should have been series MVP
Sounds like Curt Gowdy.
It was Curt. I loved Gowdy, he was great at announcing baseball and football.
Staub cant throw and they got him in the outfield
These were ballplayers
I know Reggie got the MVP for this series, but from game 1 to game 7, Bert Campaneris was the clear cut MVP. I know because I was pulling for the Mets and boy was he a Pain in the A$$ !
This was at Shea not Oakland
I screwed up on the opening titles wtf
@pheniafilmsthemlbarchiveso9229 I'm a stickler for details. Sorry
The golden boy
Hunter would pitch at Shea Stadium the next year when he signed a huge contract by George Steinbrenner.
1975
Rollie Finger throws smart pitches.
Oakland was the best team in Baseball , they knocked off Baltimore twice and beat the Big Red Machine Reds and Dodgers in the World Series
This was the turning point of the series.....They had hunter on the ropes....let him off the hook....and didnt score again....And Seaver couldnt hold the 2-0 lead even though he was dominant....as a matter of fact, seaver bring unable to beat the A's was the reason the mets lost....They it setup...got a split in Oakland and came home with their ace pitching ..and they lost....then went back to Oakland for game 6 with seaver again pitching.....lost....Other turning point ...when staub struck out on 3 pitches in the 8th inning of game 6 with runners at the corners and 1 out trailing 2-1...i think if staub drove in the tying run there the mets would've gotten them in 6.....
The Mets wasted a LOT of opportunities in this series....
the Mets get two unearned runs their pitcher strikes out eleven A's, and they still can't beat them. The Oakland A's won 3 consecutive WS against 3 different teams.
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Modern day short stops don't have Bert Campanernis ability . Bert was a rascal .
two Hall of Fame stating pitchers...but the A's come in with another one in relief!
Ball going through Felix Mians legs...
Mets had Seaver and a 2-0 lead...and lost....tough break for them.
the Mets has opportunities to increase that lead but didn't
flash cubes
Tom Seaver won only ONE World Series game.
Grant NEVER spent money to get offense.
In 1969
This was when Baseball was a man's game ! Nowadays it's a freak show...tattoos, sloppy uniforms uncut beards not to mention all this Millionaires do is swing for the fences. The Game SUCKS today!!!
lol 100% correct..this channel is an escape from all that shit ⚾️
....Then Follow NPB🇯🇵 , Like I do ..The Japanese Play the Game the way it should be ...Great Pitching ..Great Defense ...Contact Hitting ..ETC ...They Respect the Game
A’s never wore Gold. The uniforms were green and yellow,
Kubek yells ll the time...can't just TALK. must've had a bunch of siblings.
Tom the Bomb, and augie doggie
I will NEVER forgive M. Donald Grant and Dick Young for trading Tom Seaver. He ruined that franchise until it was sold to Wilpon/Doubleday in 1980.
The Mets were playing awful in the seasons following this World Series anyway