Harry Caray Broadcasts From the Bleachers
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2008
- Harry Caray Broadcasts From the Bleachers. Harry sings "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" and gets off track from the fans. Then he interviews Tommy Lasorda, Dodgers manager in 1985.
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Tommy and Harry together in the 80's is a drunken good time!!
Damn! Can we go back to the late 80s, just for a weekend? There will never be a better manager than Tommy Lasorda nor will there ever be a more eccentric announcer than Harry Caray. Rest in peace, Harry!
@@bizzy24100 one spring training trip like 30 years ago went to dodgertown in Vero and here comes Tommy. You could wander around back then nobody bothered anyone then. Then on to West Palm and here comes Bobby Cox in shower slippers in uniform. Me :Hi Bobby! Bobby how's it going good to see you. And that was it no autograph no fan nonsense just there For the Love of the Game
@@hankkingsley2976 wow so u met Bobby Cox, nice!!!!!!
The snowflakes would melt in the 1980s after a few seconds.
Lasorda is very overrated, and there have been a lot of better managers than him both before and after his career
Harry and Tommy ... legends
Goddamit that's what baseball is all about. Die hard phillies fan from Philly right here but that man is a legend. He and Harry Kalas are enjoying some cold ones upstairs I'd like to think
Harry and Tommy WOW
Hey! That's my nephew Mark holding up the Beware of the Cubs in '85 sign. I'm proud to say that Harry tabbed me the #1 Cubs fan in '87. I appeared with Harry later that year when he sat in the Right Field bleachers and I was his guest. He introduced me as John Q. Public the fan! I was the Bleacher Preacher in the friendly confines for over 25 years.
Wow, that's awesome man!
OMG that's incredible! Those were the damn days...
I wish there were more Caray and LaSorda types in baseball. People that didn't always give PC and vanilla answers. I'm a Brewers fan but LaSorda is my favorite manager of all time and Caray my favorite tv personality, with Uecker being my radio fav. May we be bless to have Tommy and Bob for many more years!
God, I miss Harry and how baseball was during this time.
In case anyone is wondering, this is from 1985. The Dodgers won their division that year with a 95-67 record, but lost in the NLCS to the Cardinals. Pedro Guerrero who Lasorda refers to hit .320 with 33 hr & 87 rbi despite missing 25 games. He hit 15 homers in the month of June alone, which back then was a whopping amount. He followed that up by hitting .460 in the month of July. For 3 months that season, he was awesome. From June thru August, Guerrero hit .351 with 27 hr & 63 rbi in 71 games.
Absolutely the Greatest announcer of all time .The Hell With political correctness! HARRY we miss you.U made baseball fun!
That classic Wrigley sound of beer cups being stepped on can be heard in this video.
Two great guys, don’t make them like this anymore. Very missed.
you will never see this again.
harry had a few @ 30 gota love him one of a kind miss you man
Class acts all the way.
3:49 As an aspiring broadcaster myself, I can tell you those words Lasorda said to Caray are the most humbling words any broadcaster could ever hear.
Harry Caray does his best Mike Ditka in that version of the 7th inning.
You never ever going to see anything like that where the broadcasters like Harry go in the stands and do a game never ever.
Pedro Guerrero !!!! awesome Dodger!!!!!!! one of my favorites
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Harry was so drunk at those Bleacher Games he said F the organ! I know these damn words! Think those were the games he was in the bag by the 3rd inning if not sooner! RIP Harry we miss ya around here!!!
I don't know what's more sauced - the ribs I had for dinner or Harry Caray. What a great broadcaster! He didn't give a shit what people thought of him. He did what he knew how to do - call a ball game, and do it with style. Wow could that mother ever drink!
Harry was not drunk singing the stretch, if you ever went wrigley field back then you'd know the bleachers always we're ahead of the rest crowd, something to do with the sound system.
And yes I do hear the classic sound of those beer cups ha
"It's a simple question, doctor: would you eat the moon if it were made of ribs?"
YES!!!!! So Great!
MLB network showed the game when Carlton Fisk returned to Boston as a White Sox and hit the game winning home run...I gotta say that was one of the funniest/best calls I've heard...the whole game was hilarious, but that call had me laughing like crazy...another good one was when they showed the Cubs vs. Pirates in 1990 or 1991...so classic.
2 of the best
He was drunk beyond belief. Almost a full line too fast.
tommy did you think about dave kingmans performance??
Did wrigley field radically change their organ or change the rendition of take me out to the ball game in the late 80's? Compare the organ here to the video with gary pressy in 1990, and even today, it sound much different, with the organ taking few breaks.
Yes it was the old organ in the old pressboxes which are now the luxury boxes.
oh that makes a lot of sense
@silversatisfaction: So you're saying being an off-key alcoholic is part of baseball?
MyPersonalVendetta hell yes!
Someone cut this up. There’s no way he sang this outta time. Well maybe. But yeah you know what I’m sayin
That's the real Chicago, before the yuppies came.
That rendition of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" was a total botch.
Cubs fail...