New York METS at Houston ASTROS 7/20/86 (15) Original KTXH Broadcast
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- Another marathon game out from the archives and a great game between the soon to be NLCS teams in the National League.
Original KTXH Vision20 Broadcast with Milo Hamilton and Larry Dierker from the Houston Astrodome, taken off original pre recorded VHS tapes which was later transferred to DVD (2002) and now restored and digitalized and making its debut on youtube.
Classic game between the two rivals as the starters Sid Fernandez and Jim Deshaies take the mound as almost all pitchers from both clubs appear in this 15 inning game as Houston is ahead in the western division with San Francisco right behind them as New York keeps taking a comanding in the NL East. Houston takes the lead in this game and the Mets come right back to tie the game throughout. Astros manager Hal Lanier gets ejected..soon comes down to the wire in the 15th and ends on a close play at the plate.
This is probably the longest game I have in my archives and one of the best games out there from the classic 1986 season
Boxscore
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Great write up retrospective of this game from John Fredland SARB games project:
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Great upload thx! I watched the whole thing. Took me back to being 8 years old that season & when I fell in love w the Stros.
We visited Houston less than a year before moving there We visited Astroworld during the day then saw the game the night before when Reynolds won it with a HR Larry Dierker and Milo Hamilton. One of the greatest duo broadcasters of all time
bless you for posting this. Watched it instead of the 2022 allstar game.
The 'Cooters' weekend, I was in a 'Dome seat when game started but because of the length I was in a plane seat when it ended.
Absolutely love the view from right-center like pre-90s Yankee Stadium broadcasts.
Strap in. Another Astros vs Mets 1986 Classic!
rest in peace Milo Hamilton, the greatest commentator in astros history.
I'd forgotten he called some of the TV broadcasts. I thought he only worked the radio side.
Enjoyed Milo in Atlanta 1966-74 he was let go for telling the truth after the radio sides 10th show to the city of Atlanta and the south east, it was the Braves lose.
Brother your not kidding. Milo was the best
Brownie was damn good as well
Love all these Uploads so much. God bless ✝️🙏❤️ .... Love my New York Mets Baseball ⚾🇺🇸❤️🙏✝️ ..... New York Mets World Series Champions 1969 , 1986 💍💍🏆🏆
What a great game by two great teams that went after each other hard all year
A classic! Thanks for sharing this gem.
Pretty nuts that Frank DiPino threw three innings for the Astros, then the announcement he was traded to the Cubs for Davey Lopes was made before the game was even over.
Kevin Mitchell played EVERYWHERE for that 86 Mets team, even shortstop. He did everything except pitch and catch
Their first front office mistake after '86 was trading Mitchell for McReynolds.
@@kingcassius2586 Hated to see Mitch traded, but McReynolds was a heck of a player. Really, the killers were the Samuel and Viola trades.
@@kingcassius2586 Yeah I agree 100 percent,, defintely a Head Scratching Trade, that's for sure ...
I was watching one of the games in 86 and they were saying that Mitchell had been playing catcher in spring training so yeah add that to your list…
I'm writing up an article on this one for a SABR '86 Mets tribute. Thank you for posting!
Would love to see the write up on this game please post a link when you have one 👌😎
@@pheniafilmsthemlbarchiveso9229 - I just submitted the article for fact-checking and copy-editing -- lots going on in this game (and before the game). I'll post it when it's up!
I’m looking for video of Cubs at Mets, June 25, 1987. Steve Trout vs Dwight Gooden. Mets won 8-2. The game was aired on WWOR. Thanks in advance.
How many catchers then or now could have that much stamina behind the plate like "The Kid ". I'm a Astros fans but Carter was a favorite of mine. Caught all 15 innings of this Game. All 12 of Game 5 and 16 of Game 6 of the NLCS that year
Astros baseball was the best of that Era. Baseball was so popular in the 80s.
A preview of what would happen with these two teams in the NLCS later that October. One question: Did the Mets players go to Cooters in Houston after this game and have that fight with the Houston police officers working there? That night is legendary in Mets lore, very much like the Copacabana fight the Yankees got into in the 1950's.
Umpires (1:48)
HP Greg Bonin
1B Paul Runge
2B Dave Pallone
3B Bob Engel (Crew Chief)
Is there a version of this game,3 DVD's with commercials and a wor9 last innings and post game to it, I know I have this game, traded for it maybe 10-15 years ago but I got all my games away in storage n don't want 2 check n go through boxes ,I know a guy on old-time sports trading has it listed that way, I think mine was that way also
Glenn Davis was the astros, power hitter of the 80s.
Most memorable season still
I think the Mets released Foster shortly after this game.
Was that not the week that the Mets got in that fight at the bar?
That Mets team had the attitude " we are going to take your girls. We are going to your bars and probably cause trouble and we are going to beat you on the playing field and we don't care by how much". And that year they could back it up.
During spring training Davy Johnson told the press that not only will they win the east but they will dominate. Frank Cashing had a fit with Davy. But David knew the Mets had the talent to back it up.
I was there!
ticket stub photo? would be cool to see
@@pheniafilmsthemlbarchiveso9229 I can just tell you from my recollection how my life unfolded at the time. My mother and my father were going through a messy divorce, this was especially painful because I was still very young and I didn't understand the intricacies of relationships and marriage. My father took my brother and I to see this game. Approximately a year-and-a-half later, I was so upset when Jose Cruz left the Astros I stopped watching Major League Baseball altogether for several years
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