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RIP Rickey.😢

thanks for posting. wish we had full games of his 8-0 run.

47:29 little did they know what kind of surprises Karl Malone would be full of 😂

"Ricky you just made history". That was rude as hell. NOLAN made history...not Ricky.

2:42 is George Bush and his wife.

It was a shame about Dave moorcroft , with that groin injury ,

Rip Ricky 🫗🫗🫗🫗🫗

Best ever Babe.

RIP Rickey Henderson…

I was at this game. Kudos to both. RIP Rickey

rip Rickey Henderson

Rest easy Rickey

Two Legends.

THE TRIALS SHOULD BE ONLY 2O MILES...

A depressing Monday morning in the United States. It would begin what was to become World War II (there was World War I in 1918 and it had to be renamed that particular event 23 years later in 1941). The war, of course, would finally end in 1945.

This is the long version, and it is excellent. An opportunity to hear Congress in action. NOTE: Listen to the speech patterns and accents of Representatives. Many of those patterns and accents no longer exist. Where did they go?

42:38 Nique

You're a gold mine. I am LOVING these old baseball recordings.

Fantastic broadcast by golden throat aka Chick Francis Hearn. I miss him every time I watch a basketball game . And don't get me started on bowling for dollars!

Thank you for posting this. I knew if I waited long enough this recording would pop up on the Internet somewhere.

For the record, pitch #2 was a ball and pitch #6 was a strike. Either way, it evened out. 😄

When Carlos took the lead The announcer went on vacation

Back in 1981, my friend and I went to watch Fernando pitch. It was my first time ever at Dodgers Stadium. Walking in and looking down at the field took my breath away. It was like walking into a cathedral! My friend said that we had to take a radio and binoculars. At first, I only understood the need for the binoculars because we were high up on the upper deck. Why the radio though? We needed it to be able to hear Vin Scully (the sports caster that you hear on this video)call the game. Funny thing is, at one point, I lowered the volume on my lil boom box. That’s when I realized that you could hear everyone else’s radios echoing throughout Dodger Stadium!

Que tremenda humildad,

NO WORDS, ONE OF THE BEST MEXICAN PITCHERS EVER !!!!

Score some fucken runs dodgers sheesh

I didn't realize they did 3 rounds. Crazy!

If you could ever post the dodgers feed of game 5, that would be amazing! I’d love to see the whole game and the post game celebrations! Some amazing work preserved!

Pear Harbor, the murder of JFK and the terrorist attacks of September 2001 were the greatest tragedies to strike at the United States of America. NEVER FORGET!

FDR's "Day of Infamy" speech is one of the greatest presidential orations of all time.

Ultimate grace was wathing dennis rodman play 🤔

what a wuss america you lost, quit your cryin'!!!

I can hear my dad's old, leather covered, transistor radio now!

There were many GREAT pitchers but ONLY ONE rises above them ALL ! Nolan Ryan ❤

EL TORO!

Churchill listening like 😀😀

Aww, this takes me back to my teenage years staying up late and watching the Sunday Sports Final after the local news. Jim Hill, you are a legend. You got the best interviews back when post game coverage couldn't be seen until late at night -- this was long before social media, and ESPN was in its infancy. You had to stay up and watch your local news. Great days in LA!

I was at this game with my Dad. He was a Dodger fan who lost his team and switched to the Mets. Being born in the 60's I wasn't as invested in that loss like so many in the Borough of Brooklyn were but I did enjoy sharing my love of baseball with my Dad. We sat about 10 rows up on the first base side. I could see Fernando's telltale delivery of looking up to heaven during each pitch. It's a great memory.

Que dios lo bendiga!

Vin Scully on CBS Radio is great!

Props to that interpreter that watched out for him and coached him at the end to say thank you to his teammates. Obviously that interpreter knew the times they were in. To have the awareness to suggest those words to Fernando in that moment is amazing. He knew those words would catapult Fernando into the American culture and that El Toro would be accepted by the American fan base. Beautiful to watch.

Me gusta escuchar que los Cronistas de béisbol Americanos hablaban muy bien de Fernando , incluso un narrador de los Astros de Houston le decía el Joven hermoso, otro narrador de los Expos de Montreal cuando les ganó en Montreal el pase a la serie mundial dijo , en Montreal nunca habíamos tenido un equipo como este soñamos con la serie mundial pero se nos atraveso el sensacional Fernando Valenzuela .

The best things that has happened to us in many many decades. A huge loss at still a young age. He was a phenom at 20 yrs old. I followed and identified with him as we were the same age and I also emigrated from Mexico to the US at almost the same time. RIP champion. You will be missed dearly. 😢

Phenomenal video. Thank you for posting.

Scully is talking about the most shutouts by a rookie was EIGHT and Fernando tied that and it was a strike shortaned year! If it was a regular year he probably would have ended with at least 14 shutouts.

What a BEAST!!! RIP Toro :(

🌹RIP Great baseball player. My dad loves baseball too . 💪❤️⚾️ México 🇸🇳

Gracias Fernando conquistaste MLB de costa a costa, fuiste grande y tendrás la gloria eterna, DEP⚾⚾🙏🙏 .

RIP, Fernando

RIP Fernando. Love this clip-Valenzuela and Scully both at the height of their powers.