Philadelphia PHILLIES at New York METS 9/15/95 Original NBC Broadcast

NBC Baseball Night in America original Broadcast as Bob Murphy and Rick Cerone are the again the broadcast booth live from Shea Stadium. Recorded and Digitalized off some pre recorded VHS tapes which were converted to DVD through a DVD burner (2002) and has been recently restored/cleaned up making its debut on my Phenia films MLB archival page here on RUclips.
Mike Mimbs starting pitcher for Philadelphia and rookie pitcher Jason Isringhausen gets the start for the Mets as the 1995 MLB season begins to take shape for the post season ahead.
Todd Hundley hits his 15th HR of the season in the 6th inning off Phillies reliever Russ Springer a two run HR proved to be the game winner as Hundley goes 3 for 3 with a walk and a run scored as Jason Isringhausen has great control in this game, winning his 7th game of the season (7-2) pitching 7.1 innings allowing only 1 run despite giving up 13 Phillies hits while striking out 6 and walking none. Former Met and Phillies 1B Gregg Jeffries goes 4 for 5 for the Phillies in the losing the effort.
John Franco earns his 24th save of the '95 season as Phillies starter Mike Mimbs takes the loss (8-6) the last game of 1995 in the Phenia Film MLB game archives other than post season
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[@stupaul3233]

Bob Murphy, a true Mets Broadcasting Legend and one of the reasons I became a sportscaster!

[@johnnysama]

WCAU-TV, where this was taped from, replaced KYW-TV as Philly's NBC station less than a week before this game.

[@andrewcordisco]

I am on a pursuit to find footage of every Phillies game ever broadcast on tv. Clips like this are invaluable on my journey. Thank you. If anyone reading this has a channel or trove of Phillies footage please let me know

[@pheniafilmsthemlbarchiveso9229]

Yeah Andrew I don’t think it lasted that long maybe just that season 1995..they did jump to games after games ended catching last couple innings..also great to see Murph part of the broadcast team

[@pheniafilmsthemlbarchiveso9229]

Double check my complete video list here plenty of Phillies game broadcasts (more to come)..I had a connection back in those days another original broadcast recorder (VCR) from the Philly area who recorded the Phillies games..we would trade VHS game for game in those days

[@pheniafilmsthemlbarchiveso9229]

you can double check my more personal 'Phenia Films' page here on youtube..more original game broadcast that are not on this page (games attended)
ruclips.net/channel/UCVlMXPGnRND0S0hsx4tyytg

[@FerdinandCesarano]

Almost the entire 1993 Phillies season is available at the channel ClassicPhilliesTV.
ruclips.net/user/ClassicPhilliesTV
I put the games in chronological order when I included them in my playlists of all games from that season.
April - May
ruclips.net/p/PLq-LI3YxR4OI9l1tZ9L0L0tsc_QBVXFOc
June - July
ruclips.net/p/PLq-LI3YxR4OKc48uSJyTKRqzc4kqKJ6S5
August - September
ruclips.net/p/PLq-LI3YxR4OLjfw0Ga6oDPO13QDJTvsjv
Postseason
ruclips.net/p/PLq-LI3YxR4OIzS0T_kpAGaj4QG3FcE_y0

[@juliusmay8712]

Few days after kyw tv and wcau changed networks in the 1995 big switch..

[@domblues2588]

I don't remember Bob Murphy doing NBC games 🤔

[@noahyingling8408]

For “Baseball Night in America” in 1994 and 1995, Murphy and a few other local broadcasters contributed when they never did to any other national event.

[@richardmiller5818]

Very cool

[@jasonamil8820]

OK, how short is Rick Cerone? Bob Murphy was not tall even when he was young, and he was no longer young here, and Cerone looks like he's standing in a ditch next to Murph.