This World Series DESERVES to be Remembered
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Mike Schmidt told tug McGraw when you get the final out, wait for me. That's why he turns to 3rd base, and Boone didn't know
First World Series to have every game played on astroturf
Also, the first World Series to feature two teams that never won the Series since 1920, an occurrence that has not been repeated since.
It was the first time two current MVP's (Brett and Schmidt) would face each other in a World Series. Willie Wilson and Willie Aikens probably set the record yet to be broken for two teammates in a World Series who did a herculean amount of cocaine during said series. Clearly it effected Wilson's play, who struck out with the bases loaded to end the series, but not Aikens, who became the first player in World Series history to had two multi home run games. Side note: I was a die-hard Royals fan in '80, but Phillies all star outfielder Bake McBride was from Fulton Missouri, about 100 miles West of St Louis, and his sister, niece and nephews were my neighbors when I was a kid, so I was happy for them when Bake homered in game 5 in KC.
The 1994 World Series featured the Montreal Expos and the Seattle Mariners! It was an amazing series!
Seattle won that one right?????
There was No World Series. Season ended in Aug 4th.
Neither team has ever been in the series. MONTREAL BECAME THE Tampa Bay Rays sort of.
Montreal = Washington
@@michaelterry4394 ever heard of a joke? Also the Expos became the Nationals
Imagine a time when WS games were played during the daytime.
Tug McGraw was on the mound when they won the '80 Series. His son is Tim McGraw, famous country singer.
"I bet this guy'll teach me a thing or three about the 1980 World Series" -Rex
2 greatest 3B men in a series ever, obviously Schmidt is the GOAT
You just glanced over Brett's Hemmeroids
The 1980 NLCS was one of the best NLCS of all time. Philadelphia and Houston went back and forth, so much drama, extra innings, you name it that NLCS had it all, it is without a doubt the best one of my life time.
Tug McGraw: one of the last pitchers to throw the screwball.
Featured 2 of the best third basemen of all time.
All time hits leader, one of the best pitchers ever, and a team that finally won the WS after being a good team for several years.
LOL. Trust me, if you have someone from Philadelphia in your life this WS is definitely NOT forgotten.
Fun fact: Phillies fans were so outraged that the network covered the Series, which meant that local broadcasting legend Harry Kalas (later to serve as the voice of NFL Films after the death of John Facenda who also did VO for the Donovan McNabb Campbell's Chunky commercials) couldn't that the next year MLB allowed local broadcasting teams to handle radio broadcasts.
Another Fun Fact: The last game Harry Kalas ever broadcast was the 2008 World Series, made possible by fan outrage 28 years earlier.
Harry actually called the first six games of the 2009 season before passing away while preparing to announce the Phillies-Nationals game on April 13 that year
@@outtaherephils He did? My apologies. I could have sworn it was just before the season instead of just after it started.
Harry Kalas broadcast games in the beginning of 2009, the 2008 World Series was not his final games.
John Facenda died in 1984. When Donovan McNabb was 8 years old, how could he have done voice overs for a commercial 2 decades later?
Your fun facts are not facts
At the end of the season the Astros and Dodgers were tied for National League West Division title. They played a one game play off game in LA. The league championship series went 5 games, four of the games went into extra innings. Third baseman Art Howel and catcher Allen Ashby were playing with injuries and in one of the games center fielder broke is ankle. To top it off, in one of the games, the Astros turned a triple play. The Philly's manager protested the call and the game was halted for about 20
minutes. Baseball Commissioner Bud Sealik ruled over ruled the umpires.
Bud Selig wouldn't have been the commissioner at that time. I think, but not 100% sure, it would have been Bowie Kuhn. BTW, the Astros-Dodgers playoff game was set up by a 3 game sweep of the Astros by the Dodgers the last weekend of the season. The Astros went into LA with a 3 game lead with three games to go. The Dodgers had to win all three games to force a playoff, which was also played at Dodger Stadium. Then Joe Niekro pitched a great game and Houston manged to pull off the division win.
The Phillies were the last of the original 16 major league teams to win a World Series.
That was carrot top level comedy! Loved the 57 different anagrams ...
I was at the Vet for game 1 of the 1980 World Series..as a Phillies fan, I’ll never forget it!! The highlight for me was Bake McBride’s go-ahead 3-run shot….
I blame the hemorrhoids
Never noticed the fireball on the dugout before
Phillies video with Xenoblade music hell yeah
I remember watching it on a grainy black and white TV at Jerry Lay's house. We could only get ABC in our area of Tennessee and Monday Night Football was all they had going for them. The rest of the time they would show movies about men and women in bars.
The first World Series where fans were prevented from rushing the field after the final out. Police attempted this in St. Louis two years later, but failed.
I was a ten-year-old Phillies fan living across the river in New Jersey. My parents let me stay up late to watch Game Six. Will never forget the sight of the always animated Tug McGraw throwing up in arms and jumping in celebration after striking out Willie Wilson -- a fellow New Jerseyan. Thanks for spotlighting this terrific World Series.
This video was about as exciting as watching George Brett use too much pine tar.
A good video idea is the most underrated game 7. I believe this to be game 7 of the 1962 World series. The ending is really amazing when you think of what happened 2 years earlier.
My Grandpa grew up watching the Phillies at Shibe. He always tells me of watching game 6 with my dad. I’m so blessed I got to experience this year’s run with him.
You’re being a bit dramatic. The 1980 World Series drew the largest per game TV audiences on record at the time: almost 54.9 million average viewers.
Awesome video
I was a Phillies and an Athletics fan, and Mike Schmidt was my favorite player. I will never forget it.
Lost in all of this is that the 1980 Series was the first in sixty years that pitted two franchises going for their very first World Series title (1920, Cleveland vs Brooklyn).
A real cheesesteak is provolone.
That was a great World Series
I was born during this World Series. My Phillies won!
A recently-made movie called “The Royal”, about the life of Willie Aikens, shows clips from this series and is now playing free on the Tubi streaming service.
We definitely haven't forgotten this one in Philly. BTW our curse did have a name, it was "The curse of Billy Penn" and went that so long as there were buildings taller then the statue of William Penn on top of City Hall, then no Philly sports team would win a championship.
I have that moment tattooed on my forearm
You missed the big highlight play, where Bob Boone dropped a foul pop-up, but Pete Rose caught the deflected ball.
Also, for the trivia buffs, this was the first World Series played entirely on artificial turf.
As I recall, that Boone-Rose play was for the second-last out in the ninth inning
He never mentioned Pete Rose because he apparently hates him.
The ball wasn’t Boone’s to begin with, it should have been rose’s play the entire time
Leave it a Boone to play bad defense.
there's a good Big8Dog
I think this is the last World Series where 2 FRANCHISES that have never won before (excluding 2002 & 2010 when the Giants hadn't won yet as SF) faced each other, and it looks like the time before that was 1920.
For me it's not forgotten I remember a lot of this series especially when Dan Quisenberry blew games 2 and 5 ....and before this series the Astros vs Phillies had one of the best playoffs series of all time with 4 of 5 extra innings games
May have to look at that NLCS later in a future video...
Yes please so people could appreciate how good was baseball in that era
We here at How Did We Get Here wouldn't mind as we are both Cardinals fans and this was a good decade for us before the absolute doldrums of the 90s
I watched every game in the playoffs and world series, philly went nuts that night
As a diehard KC Royals fan I definitely remember this one. Even despite the fact that I wasn't born until 6 years after it was played (aka 1986.) It's why I also remember thr 1985 World Series (just one year before I was born), although the 85 Series had a much better outcome for us Royals fans. Anyhow, when you're a diehard Royals fan you automatically remember all their WS appearances, and it isn't hard, as they've only appeared in 4--1980, 1985, 2014, and most recently, the 2015 Series which was our 2nd of 2 WS Titles.
I watched this on TV with my grandparents who were from Kansas City when I was a kid. I think about this game several times a year.
I remember. Thank you for this
Forgotten??? That’s Tug McGraw
Pete Rose and that 2nd out ...
First World Series I remember. You Forgot Pete Rose, The all time Hits leader.The Bull Greg Luzinski
Okay time out. Much as I deplore Philadelphia and its sports teams, at 1:28, "The Phillies simply were not very good up until this season."??? Dude they WON the NL East crown in 1976, 1977 and 1978 for pity sake! How ca you say they were not very good???? Talk about forgotten things.
Seriously, that lack of research alone negates this whole video for me. Embarrassing. Also, what older baseball fan doesn't recall this world series??
If anything by 1980 the Phillies were seen as a declining club whose chance to win it all had passed them by
I was 9 years old then and this was the first World Series that I would watch in earnest. Although I do remember parts of the 1977 Series, not only my Dad jumping up & down when Reggie hitting his three home runs in the clinching game but "The Bronx is Burning" fire that ABC Sports (which I believe that was network's very first series telecast) shown had happened outside the stadium.
Interesting side note...the 1980s was.the first decade since the 1910s that the Yankees didn't make it to a World Series.
@@raymondhopwood9393 I guess you're not counting the 1981 season where about 1/3 of it's games were cancelled because of the midseason strike, The actually made the 4 team per league playoffs by retro default in the second week of June (when the strike started).
Your anagrams are killing me!!!!!
Yeah no kidding, not in a good way
How is it forgettable? I was 10 years old and remember it very well.
This is far from forgotten
The Phils went into the season regarded as a past-its-prime team that wasn't likely to contend. And then they played the games...
It was a great World Series. I was lucky enough to go to Game 5. I sat next to the same guy I sat to in Game 2 of the ALCS, he had a prosthetic arm. Decades later I watched the official MLB film/video on VHS and for a split second I'm on the screen lol.
I will say how tense I was I couldn't watch the first 3 games because if KC lost I would sink into deep depression. KC lost the first 2 of 3 games but on Saturday/Game 4 I went to work with my dad at the NBC affilate in KC, which also had 2 of the most popular radio stations in town. During the game I went outside the TV station and hiked down the hill to the base of the huge antenna. I could hear the game as they had a outside speaker. As I trudged down the hill I remember Aikens hitting one of his home runs I knew we were going to tie up the series 2-2.
It's amazing how many great ballplayers are on each team, plus at least 3 Hall of Famers in Schmidt, Brett, Carlton. KC's other greats include Frank White, Amos Otis, Hal McRae, Willie Wilson, Quiz, WIllie Aikens, Larry Gura, Dennis Leonard while Phillies had Rose, Bake McBride, Bob Boone, Greg Luzinski, Garry Maddox, Larry Bow, Lonnie Smith, Tug McGraw. I think Lonnie Smith was on a winning world series team every year lol.
In the end, KC lost in 6 games but man, they had their chances this series definitely could have gone either way!
I watched all 6 of the games in this World Series and hardly remember it myself. It wasn't a bad series, but I don't remember anything outstanding about it. I was an American League fan, so was rooting for the Royals, but was less disappointed that they lost than I was the year before when the Orioles lost. Maybe it was that both league championship series were more memorable than the World Series? The Astros-Phillies series, which you mentioned just in passing, was one of the wildest series ever, and the Royals-Yankees series had a lot of George-inspired off-field nonsense that led to Dick Howser getting fired by the Yankees and, five years later, a Royals World Series win.
Quality content. More please. Thank you.
More will be on the way soon friend
We have a shorter video planned to come out here in the next week or so and then one more long one to wrap up the year. Don't worry, we have at least the next five videos lined up and ready to go
I didn't even watch that series. I wasn't even watching any baseball back then. I had no idea who was in the World Series then and didn't care.
Tim McGraw looks EXACTLY like his Dad did.
I was a ten year old Dodgers fan, but I was captivated by this world series and the Phillies. I would pretend to be Dick Ruthven while playing Wiffle ball with my friends. It was a glorious post season and it sticks out in my memory.
My family is a family of royals fans and this is what they have told me about the 1980 series.
My dad was in 5th grade and he had the option of going outside for recess or staying inside to watch some of the series. He chose baseball for one game, and outside recess for the rest of it.
My mom absolutely resents the Phillies TO THIS DAY because she’s bitter about this series, and was rooting against them throughout the entirety of the 2022 playoffs, including when they were playing the cardinals (a huge historical rival of the royals) and the Astros (a team that is hated by pretty much everyone else in the league).
I am just thankful the royals finally got past their ALCS curse since they won the AL west a whole lot in the late 70s but we’re eliminated in the ALCS every single time.
Fun memories for sure lol. I'll have you know that both of us here on the channel are actually Cardinals fans, so we are your arch rivals 😂
But we too resent the Phillies as they knocked us out in heartbreaking fashion in this year's playoffs
@@YouGotHere Tbh I don't think the royals-cardinals feud is as heated today as it was in the 1980s. Almost everybody I talk to now is a fan of the royals and cardinals simultaneously. I don't dislike the cardinals, but I just say I do purely to mess with a friend of mine. Idk how cardinals fans feel about the royals but in my experience, royals fans are mostly just Missouri baseball fans
As Cardinals fans, we just see KC now as that weird little brother team that happened to win a ws and almost another (in the 2010s of course, don'tget us started about '85). As Cardinals fans we believe we are the superior Missouri baseball team
Couple of more fun facts: 1. This was the first World Series where both teams wore powder blue road uniforms. 2. This was also the first World Series where every game was played on turf.
Awesome video, but all of those Xenoblade songs? Never thought I'd live to see this day, Xenoblade songs in a god damn baseball video. Didn't know that such a cross in interests existed. Not angry though, I love both too.
Well... Being a South Jersey boy and a lifelong Phillies fan, I certainly won't forget this World Series ! Game 1 took place on my 17th birthday and as a present from my late brother, we had box seats to the game at Veterans Stadium. The only thing that topped that ? Being back there again for Game 2 !!! Now THAT's a great memory, not only of the game, but of my brother.
One of the last day games played in the world series
U deserve more subs
As a phillies fan, lol not forgotten at all
Fantastic video
There was no series in 1994 players strike
It is forgotten for 2 reasons 1) Pete Rose and 2) Dodgers beat the Yankees and Fernandomania the following year.
Why would either of those reasons make people forget this World Series? It is forgotten outside of KC and Philly because it was over 40 years ago. Just like the 1981 World Series is forgotten.
Ironically the World Series that is considered one of the most boring or uneventful would be in 1983. Orioles beat the Phillies winning 4 straight after losing game 1.
Forgotten? Not by me. This was the peak of my baseball fandom. I was a Pirates fan, but watched this WS, like any other. I’d keep score of the games. I knew every MLB player, batting stance, and statistics. I was 15 and enjoying baseball. My favorite sport.
Fast forward to today, things have changed. My Pirates have been lousy. I don’t know one player on the team. Granted, I moved away from the area about 25 years ago. I tried to continue following them, but…did I say they’ve been terrible? And apparently there’s no hope in sight. But even worse, I haven’t watched a ballgame in years. The last game I watched, start-to-finish was the WS game the Cubs won to win the championship. And it was only because I was at a bar and it was on. Baseball has changed. I automatically know the Pirates are eliminated from the playoffs when pitchers and catchers report in February. Fans of other teams probably feel the same way.
So yes, I remember the 1980 WS like it was yesterday. Can recite lineups for both teams. I’m lucky if I can recall who played in the fall classic last year.
It may be a forgotten world series. Bit it will never ever be forgotten by Die Hard Phillies fans.
Not all of us forgot. I was younger than 10 years old in Southern California. The first series I remember on TV was PIT-BAL in 1989. I was a fan of neither team but I remember "We are family!" Since then I have seen every WS on TV. I remember the Phillies beating the Royals in 1980. Then my Dodgers winning the strike-season 81 series against the Yanks.
underrated asf
year of my birth... dodgers should've started Fernando instead of Goltz for game 163 vs the astros
Great vid, love that this series is getting more coverage. But the anagram joke begins to get stale after awhile.
Great series. Mike Schmidt played one heck of a series...but he had been an iron man for the Phillies all year. Another interesting side note--the Pirates won the 79 WS. KC had some great years from 78-85...a pretty good run by a cheapo franchise.
Phillies went to 5 nlcs series and 2 world series from 76 to 83, won 80, lost to the Orioles in 83, the forgotten world series in Philly, in 07 to 2012 they won 5 straight divisions, winning the way in 08 and losing to the 250 million dollar Yankees, that Phillies team was home grown. Rollins Utley Howard hamels pretty much most of the main guys and the others were small trades and rule 5 pickups. Joe Blanton? Their 08 deadline pitching matchup. He was great though. Shane victorino, rule 5, Jayson wertg low key trade from the dodgers, staff of Hamels Moyer Blanton and Brett Myers, who had a 12 pitch at bat off cc sabathia then a brewery, next year a Yankee, we seen him both years in the series. The crowd went nuts. He walked. 09 started the spending. Werth left for the nats, Raul Ibanez hits like 36 homers. Cliff Lee went 21 -3 won cy young so we grabbed him, Pat Burrell homegrown also, retired, they upgraded offense at 3td letting Pedro Feliz go for placido polanco, 2010 brings Roy halladay, perfect game in 2 months and a no hitter in the playoffs. Hunter pence, Jonathan papelbon, Roy oswalt were added. The Phillies if this era, should have won at least 2 maybe 3. Loaded, 4 aces, 5 guys hitting over 39bhimers Howard hit 45 every year 58 in 96, Utley with his 200 baseball iq and numbers Shane Rollins, an all Star team ironically, the team that was home grown win it all, and the next 5vyears although they went to the playoffs, won 102 games had every price in place, they found out how to get Ryan Howard out, or Howard couldn't lay off the high fastball. It's about who's hot at the right time, what ball bounced on this price of dirt, hits the bat a millimeter lower. The 2022 Phillies, and the 93 Phillies, 2 if the most unlikeliest teams to make it. And even though they lost, these two teams, at least in this city, will go down with the 80 and 08 teams that won it. 93, a bunch of old fat guys noone wanted, and kicked the shi+ outta the league just by playing like kids and having fun. Predicted to finish dead last, beat the 102 win braves, only to blow a 15 to 8 lead, and a lead I won't even talk about. But of course the 94 season never happened, and they never had a chance to repeat, or avenge the ghosts of Toronto in 1993. The most fun team to watch, not close to the 2022 2012 2011 2010 09 08 07 or even the 83 and 80 teams, that 93 team ended in a way we cant even think about it. The most fun beer drinking practical joke playing, joker's with mullets, should go down in history please do a video on that team. You'll surprise everyone. Btw tbeblue Jay's just won a w.s., and were a juggernaut, and won only because of 2 blown saves. Mitch Williams is the man, we wouldn't have made it there without his 45 saves and his personality in the clubhouse.
As a Reds fan, I was still having a hard time watching Pete Rose play in a Phillies uniform, but this was a fun series to watch since neither team was expected to be there before the season began.
Tim McGraws dad
Fun fact: this was just 3 years before the Phillies would make another World Series run by trying to manufacture another Big Red Machine. The 83 Phils had Rose, Joe Morgan, and Tony Perez but lost to theOrioles in the fall classic. Wait… was that fun? I can’t even TELL anymore.
Can never forget this WS 1980 , I was 12 years old, and always remember Mike Schmidt hitting his 48th HR in Canada against the expos to win there Division, and watching Phillies beat Houston Astros in one of the Greatest Phillies comebacks in Championship history !! The 1980 Philadelphia Phillies were the Greatest baseball ⚾️ team on planet earth !!! They were the original FIGHTING PHILLIES !!! Love the Philadelphia 1980 Phillies !!!!!!
Hey Gus… born in 83 I never knew this series was a series. However I am a huge baseball fan.
I have read several other comments… The one thing I noticed most was the day games!!!!! The MLB needs to do that again.
You were 12, and able to watch those games in full with no worries about bed time.
The mlb needs to make a rule that the Sunday World Series game needs to a day game let them have Saturday night still or vis versa.
Some times you need to make it appointment tv, rather than a steady 8pm est.
Actually the phills were really good a few years prior winning the eastern division 3 straight years 1976-1978 but just couldn't get over the hump till 1980.
Forgotten? By who? I don't think so!
What is your favorite memory from the series?
@@YouGotHere Other then the final out I would say the Bob Boone drop ball that Pete Rose caught!. My future wife was in the stadium watching Tug Mcgraw's and wife kids!
That's actually awesome lol. Obviously this was an unforgettable series for you
Bob Boone looks like Joe Biden after the final out. Like “what do we do now?”
I was 8 years old and I watched every single game with my grandpa. PS-we watched it on tv in L.A. county, where we lived. It was baseball. I watched any and everybody.
(PS: this clip really could've been better without the wisecracks and anagrams)
Who says it's forgotten and why do you think so?
..no mention of Pete Rose?
that blue is some ugly blue i swear the only reason those blues made it was someone left a blue sock in the wash with the team jerseys
At the time I liked Pete Rose. I think I was rooting for the Phillies because of him. I vaguely remember him during the 75-76 Classics.
@ 2:33 The Die Hard playbook hadn't been written yet.
@JP H That was 1979 JP H
Great series. But I think the '74 Series is the real forgotten Series. Followed closely by the '83 Series.
I don't really understand where you get your premise that people have forgotten about this Series. The Yankees were not in it, but are sports fans less familiar with this one that '82, '83 or '84 with smaller market teams?
Jim Frey....prn fry
Dick Ruthven...prn Roothven
But really nicely done!!
Should have been Houston and KC
Definitely could have been.
I think Houston would’ve won in 80 and they could’ve solved their World Series dilemma right then and there.
Losing J.R. Richards earlier in the season and Cesar Cedeno in the playoffs killed them.
@@Icecreamforcrowtoo Exactly. Would have been totally different with those guys available.
Isn’t Bob Boone Aaron Boone’s dad?
Yes, as well as Bret Boone’s dad.
Bob Boone’s dad, Ray was also a major league player
Dick Ruthven's name is pronounced with a long "u", not a short one.
Ridiculous premise. Why was this Series more forgotten than, say, 1981 or 1984?
Who says its forgotten? Also Bob Boone didnt jump into McGraw's arms, Mike Schmidt did you can clearly see Boone just walk onto the field fist pumped into the air. Also ya butchered a few names. Jim Frey and Dick Ruthven
You cover 1980 world series and never mention Pete Rose? WTH?
Why would he mention Pete rose? He didn’t do anything significant except not hustle on a pop up that he luckily caught when it popped out of Bob Boone’s glove, the play was rose’s all along
W content remember me when u become big brother
Dick Ruthven’s name is pronounced like Babe Ruth’s, a long U not short like you mispronounced it