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someone tell me a better highlight moment that can beat this... yeah exactly, there isnt one. some good ones but not better than this.

Thank you, Bobby and Josh!! ❤️❤️❤️

Hands down, the most exciting play ever to be seen and heard in any sport of any kind....with the golden voice of Joe Starkey leading the way.

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New England vs Philadelphia revolutionary war Sir Tom brandy with is captain john smith will sail to the ship to return to Pocahontas Play by play defense and offense you will see the captain john smith will is the best captain john smith the first thanksgiving in America

Even if Foreman beat the count it wouldn't of mattered Foreman had nothing left .Muhammad Ali was.the stronger man

The announcing was counting slow Foreman didn't beat the count can't go by announcer Bob Sheridan

Ali was the stronger man. That was.the key to winning this fight

He was ok, I guess……….

Wow. Unreal version of HSR's magnum opus in great quality to boot. A thousand thanks.

Danny Gallivan

A lot of things lead up to “the play”: Stanford leaving too much time on the clock, and the 15 yard penalty on the kickoff…

Thanks for the upload. You know, Gino was usually pretty good but on that 3rd Down sack by Bruschi on the Eagles first possession he's talking over the play-by-play man. Can't do that. That's what the idiot Zolak does on literally every play. The second half of the Brady-Belichick dynasty all the Pats radio calls are ruined because Zolak is yelling and groaning just being a complete failure at his job. Let the play-by-play man make the call - then talk. That's how it's been done for 100 years. I mean, gosh.

One of the games greatest catchers who played his heart out and played the game the way it is supposed to be played . Great competitive player who shares the same birthday as me. Great Capricorn ..😅 no catcher in this generation will compare to this guy. A pure hall of famer.

DAMN IM OLD. I watched this gm when I was 11yrs old 😅😂

It’s at 8:16

Saw the Unattached at Ralph's in Worcester a few times. Never understood why they didn't go further.

wow, this is ancient, I didn't get into pro hockey till about 1960.

Uncle Joe Starkey, the announcer, livened the magical 80s when San Francisco Bay Area Football ruled all. th-cam.com/video/NReCD28A_qE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=AJlQIYcNKVExQ6c1

Thanks for the upload. Some really incredible clips there. Orr was that rare type of player, I can only think of Gretzky and Orr, who knew where everyone was at all times, and how the play would develop. But Orr had unreal speed and his hand eye was astounding. Best 2 way player ever in the history of the game.

If y’all like this, check out the 30 for 30 “Of Miracles and Men” which is told from the Soviet point of view. Amazing documentary.

Again I misspoke about retiring his number THEY DID. I no longer can watch the RedSox They have the best Manager in baseball yet the ownership AGAIN is trying to pull the hat over our eyes and desire to sell hotdogs and merchandise instead of listening to Alex Cora on the desperate need for talent. Alex Cora should be The General Manager and Jason Variteck should be managing the franchise. I pray the Red Sox will sell the team to a Bob Kraft like ownership. One who loves and breaths New England professional Sports. New England fans are the most loyal fans in the world. Please John Henry do the right thing and sell the Red Sox. Keep your Penguins, Soccer teams, Race Cars, Newspapers, etc…. Make Red Sox respectful again and worthy of our Support!!!!!!

I apologize I learned it was Haywood Sullivan and Buddy Larue. They Suck is what Carlton wore for a t shirt after he beat Red Sox on opening day playing for the white Sox. Carlton should have played out his career in Boston and had #27 retired!!!?

I’m from New Hampshire and the 1975 World Series at 12 years old made me Love and want to play baseball every waking moment. The Red Sox devastated me when we lost him to Chicago because of a terrible General Manager!!! Lou Gorman??? He was the best during a great period of baseball. Tell Deion to respect the game was SO VERY PRECIOUS in my eyes!!!

#26 on Stanford Mike Tolliver from Lancaster,Ca. Caught Elway s last collegiate pass and was also the last Stanford player with a chance at making the tackle on the kickoff.

You had to see Elway in person to really appreciate how damn good he really was. 4th and 18 from his 12 with less than a minute snd drills a 30 yard pass. Elway also led a late scoring drive against top 10 Arizona State only to see Stanford give up a last second td.

Love the little footage of Dee Dee miss him so much.

Stanford called timeout with 8 seconds left. Why? All they did was leave time on the clock for a kickoff to Cal. They should have called the timeout at 3 seconds, therefore the FG is the final play of the game. Terrible coaching.

Bobby Orr was a talented Hockey player…

Oh wow Eagles called for an illegal formation in a Super Bowl at 1:04:50 I didnt know that was possible.

Orr could have scored 50 goals every if he wanted to but he was very unselfish and a brilliant passer. Espo should send him roses everyday

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I miss Fred Cusick and Bobby Orr, the two best .

Someone asked Bench if he was the best catcher ever....he said...."Yeah...probably" The reporter asked him 'Who's #2?"...He said,..."Carlton Fisk"...the writer said,"...Really?...Bench said,..."Oh sure"...

This is awesome !! T'y, Bobby Orr, my goodness, so young, and, obviously the best, just my opinion, unbelievable defence!! ✌️

Nice

FF to 13 minutes to get to the story of Fisk. Until then it's just 5 second sound bites to fill time.

When sports were real. Lots of emotions.

The Leafs came close but it wasn't to be.

a bittersweet day this was

Yeah, this is just as annoying as Conan said it was!

This is the heyday of the franchise's history. And this should be the Bruins' permanent regular uniform.

In the fall of 1974 the Bruins ruined their uniforms, obviously forever.

I don’t know which was more inspiring & remarkable, the players, the coach or the announcer

I think Fisk played the position of catcher, he played with a real competitive edge, like he was slightly angry. As a Cincinnati Reds fan (especially in the '70s) I really came to respect Fisk and the Red Sox as a whole. In fact, I used to root for the Red Sox, especially when they played the dreaded Yankees, who twice beat the Reds in the World Series. I took great delight in the Reds beating the Yanks 4 games to 0 in '76. There's nothing like having a common enemy. I loved seeing Fisk and the Red Sox on the Game of the Week on NBC.

Foreman clearly beat the count. Why did they stop the fight?

Greatest sporting event I’ve ever watched. Gives me tears every time I see the game or a documentary about it. I was 15 when they won and remember coming home from wrestling practice to see the replays. In a month I’ll finally be able to visit that hallowed ground when I go up to Lake Placid for the UCI Mtn bike race. I cannot wait…. I hope I can kiss the ice!