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He got carried so hard. NOT TOP 10

best windup

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What was that Luis Tiant pitch early in Game 1 (after Morgan got a chance to go from 1B to 2B, sadly, on Luis's balk), that struck out Tony Perez? That strikeout happens roughly at 7:19, and it was a called strike 3. Looked like a slider (inside-to-outside slider), but it did not bend too much.

I'm looking for this

me and my Dad and my brothers remember this Immortal Series !

McMillan's defense made him one of the best players on a lot of Sonics teams that were stacked with talent.

❤❤❤R.I.P. Looey . What a pitcher !!!! What a competitor!!!! As a young man who loved baseball, not only was I enamored by El Tiante' taking on The Big Red Machine of Rose, Morgan, Geronimo, Bench, Foster, Griffey, Perez, Concepcion'....every single aspect of this World Series was amazing. This Series captured & captivated me as a kid. This Series is the azimuth of what and made me a baseball fan forever. The Ed Armbrister play on a bunt, the Fisk HR, Luis pitching, Spaceman Bill Lee, Rico Petrocelli, Yaz, Duey Evans in RF, Fred Lynn in CF (his rookie season), Bernie Carbo. Just two great teams battling EVERY single game. The annoouncers ; Curt Gowdy, Dick Stockton, Tony Kubek, Joe Garigiola made the entire atmosphere more exciting with every play. Everything about this series made this young man a baseball fan forever. Another posted here that this was the greatest World Series....I must admit that the 1975 Series was one of the best, most exciting, exhilarating 7 games I've ever seen. As for any of the younger baseball fans reading this, you must watch any & all footage that may be out there. It is well worth your time to do so. Just a great time to reminisce and remember how baseball once was. I could listen to Curt Gowdy all day long. ❤❤❤❤ Thank you for posting and igniting the memories. MORE MORE MORE❤❤❤❤❤

Interesting that you lost the audio in the 4th quarter. Did you record this on Betamax or VHS? We recorded the game on a Betamax my dad got from work (@KGW) and we played the game dozens of times until a thief decided to relieve us of that terrible machine.

You can watch McHale play and totally not even notice that anyone was guarding him.

I'd take McHale over Duncan, any day

Hola mis saludos muy cordiales.... Vertale en esa época los jugadores tenían tremendo físico... Hoy en días estan barrigones y no juegan con adrenalina de aquellos jugadores de ante.

Thanks bpb Bo Bob Great reel

Luis Tiant un exponente del beisbool latino uno de los mejores Un merecedor nato del salon de la fama una gran injusticia no tenerlo alli

In my opinion, the best world series of all-time

Quite an upset by por if u think about it - couldn’t win in SA 2nd rd then failed to split in phx after ecf 1st 4 games

he should be a Hall of famer.

When listening to NBA greats who played during this era (not just analysts), the top 2 guys that were almost impossible to stop in the low post were Olajuwon and Kevin McHale. You also have to look at the number of great big men who were playing during this time because it was the time when there were so many talented big men who are now in the Hall of Fame. It was a great time to be an NBA fan.

THANK YOU FOR THIS FAM! THE BEST EVER

McHale and Olajuwon my favorites. I got to see Olajuwon play in Houston, he was awesome, too.

Wow! Thanks for posting this clip. I was there at this game. I was in a designated standing-room-only section, which consisted of numbered assigned spots where you stood with your back against the wall along the walkway that was between the lower sections and the upper balconies. Even if I had had a seat, I likely would have been standing much of the game. It was pure, VERY loud pandemonium (about 110 decibels or more) for the entire game, especially in the 4th quarter when it turned into a blow-out. The Blazers had lost the first two games in Philly, so this was the first win of their 4 game comeback. RIP Bill Walton and mighty Maurice Lucas.

There is such little tape on a prime, healthy Walton…it’s so easy to see how great he could have been. Complete player.

4 in a row wins and the nba champs !!

See they dont do these moves today

r.i.p big bill. wanted to see him play again it’d been a while

1080P failed tragically

Big difference between college and pros. Big difference.

When basketball was at it's peak and actually watchable.

My God, that 86 team. Can you imagine night after night trying to stop these moves? And, then you have to deal with Bird, Parrish, and a semi-healthy Walton. Greatest front line in history and possibly the greatest team of all-time.

Tiant got 2 wins in this series. Absolutly loved him!

Kevin built like a 7 foot tall orangutans

If Kevin Mc Hale played in today's game he would be Tim Duncan.

Needed every single one of his points. Also, GT was just abusing Hansbrough by the end of the game, and he was just scoring anyway. He left with giant welts on his arms.

The Black Hole as Larry Legend would called him had some of the most devastating and effect low post moves in the paint. He was almost 7' feet tall with those long arms and he could always get his shots off. What a joy to watch him with Larry and Robert to form the best big 3 frontcourt players of all time.

00:07 Dirk putting the moves on Bron.

He didn't hang on the rim once.

he also had some assist in there as well.

The man with a million moves

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I heard he won his first championship while he was observing Ramadan. Playing without water or food. If that was true that's amazing discipline.

also interesting the mind set that when he gets it he doesnt hesitate, he scoring, doesnt seem to be thinking options, just bucket...

it just hit me that as kid i was not at all a celtic or any of the players fan, but now realize most of those guys would have actually been my favs and good guys, (even danny ainge doesnt seem so bad of a guy now a days) and funny that i thought mchale was just a goofy guy, had no idea he was a legend! and i love mchale now !

Crazy how good these guys were damn!

The scary thing is there could be an entire 10 minute video on his shot blocking abilities...the guy was just a beast.

DR was great in his own right but damn HO was superman's kryptonite lmao

The 1982 Finals were "forgettable"? Their finest championship team? Could only be "forgotten" by a very tiny mind!

I would have loved to watch the team practice. To hear the comments from each other. To see them push each other to new challenges. To see different variations of simple plays. Kevin and DJ had a two man game that was frighteningly good and so fun to watch. Kevin did pass back to DJ at times. But on those nights where Kevin was shooting 70+% why bother.

8:24 Spin

@5:32 "That Kevin McHale move took me about 7 years to learn. I just taught them that today" Shaq to his son, Shareef.

Bill was my favorite player when i was a kid. Unstoppable. Forced the big guys to go outside. Not many big guys shoot threes. Let alone as good as laimbeer.