Hey Rick, I enjoyed hearing you recount the history of the Dodgers and Yankees World Series matchups and seeing the cards from your collection to go along with. You showed some beautiful cards and memorable players. I didn’t know Newcombe may have punched someone after he left the stadium during game 7. Crazy! The 63 Topps Koufax is my favorite card of his, but I like the 63 Fleer too. I don’t have that one along with his rookie. I am not going to likely get the rookie but I may go for the 63. I love the story of how lonely Yogi was as first base coach in game one. He had no one to talk to. Haha. Speak for yourself on the 70s cards not being as exciting. lol. They are for me. I love those late 70s sets. I agree with you on the 78 Guidry. In fact, I think it is visually one of my favorite Yankees team sets along with the 1980. I like the design of both and there are a lot of nice action shots. They look nicely when displayed in a binder by team. RIP Fernando. Thanks for sharing.
I was born in 1976, so i don't remember the world series when I was young. The 1988 series is the first I remember. Im excited for the 2024 series. Amazing cards!
Rick, I'm glad you're back. I missed your perspective, your sense of history, your easygoing narration. I alway felt sorry for Newk because he was such a great pitcher but usually had such crummy luck in the World Series. I agree that Topps outdid themselves with the design of the 1961 all-stars. And here we are, with your excellent presentation revving us up for the Series. By the way, I always stick around to the end because I want to see the cats.
Michael, I was tired. hahaha. Thank you always for your kind words. I just enjoy talking about baseball and the Dodgers. Let's see what happens the next four games. I'll be ready to talk. Thanks again, Michael!
I enjoyed this very much, Rick! The Dodgers and Yankees have had some classic WS in the past, and I'm hoping this year's will not disappoint. As for going to the series, well, $900 per seat for up top down the line is just ridiculous. You'll have just as much fun watching on TV while texting us.
Mike, I could justify the money sometimes but not for game 1 and 2. Maybe a potential series winning 6 or 7, but I can't for 1 and 2. I'll be texting, trust me. Thanks for watching, my friend!
Great video and cards, except did you need to take us all back to all those world series losses? :) Just kidding - Really excited about the upcoming series. Hope the Dodgers pitching holds up!
I love the thought and time you put into this video. Great cards too!
I'm rooting hard for your Dodgers in this one! Greats cards shown and love the WS commentaries here-- thanks
Hey Rick, I enjoyed hearing you recount the history of the Dodgers and Yankees World Series matchups and seeing the cards from your collection to go along with. You showed some beautiful cards and memorable players. I didn’t know Newcombe may have punched someone after he left the stadium during game 7. Crazy!
The 63 Topps Koufax is my favorite card of his, but I like the 63 Fleer too. I don’t have that one along with his rookie. I am not going to likely get the rookie but I may go for the 63. I love the story of how lonely Yogi was as first base coach in game one. He had no one to talk to. Haha.
Speak for yourself on the 70s cards not being as exciting. lol. They are for me. I love those late 70s sets. I agree with you on the 78 Guidry. In fact, I think it is visually one of my favorite Yankees team sets along with the 1980. I like the design of both and there are a lot of nice action shots. They look nicely when displayed in a binder by team.
RIP Fernando.
Thanks for sharing.
I was born in 1976, so i don't remember the world series when I was young. The 1988 series is the first I remember. Im excited for the 2024 series. Amazing cards!
Hi Rick, let’s go blue!
Let's go Dodgers!
Rick, I'm glad you're back. I missed your perspective, your sense of history, your easygoing narration. I alway felt sorry for Newk because he was such a great pitcher but usually had such crummy luck in the World Series. I agree that Topps outdid themselves with the design of the 1961 all-stars. And here we are, with your excellent presentation revving us up for the Series. By the way, I always stick around to the end because I want to see the cats.
Michael, I was tired. hahaha. Thank you always for your kind words. I just enjoy talking about baseball and the Dodgers.
Let's see what happens the next four games. I'll be ready to talk. Thanks again, Michael!
I enjoyed this very much, Rick! The Dodgers and Yankees have had some classic WS in the past, and I'm hoping this year's will not disappoint. As for going to the series, well, $900 per seat for up top down the line is just ridiculous. You'll have just as much fun watching on TV while texting us.
Mike, I could justify the money sometimes but not for game 1 and 2. Maybe a potential series winning 6 or 7, but I can't for 1 and 2. I'll be texting, trust me. Thanks for watching, my friend!
Thanks for the video😊
Thank you, Bob!
Great video and awesome cards Rick!
Thank you, Scott!
Great video and cards, except did you need to take us all back to all those world series losses? :) Just kidding - Really excited about the upcoming series. Hope the Dodgers pitching holds up!
You're right! it was frustrating reliving how the Dodgers lost so much to the Yankees. HAHA. Fun cards to look for indeed. Thanks for watching, Mark!
Well done. I can’t wait to see the dodgers whoop the Yankees lol😅
I hope you're right, my friend!!
If you have a chance to go to the world series, big mistake to pass it up. Nice cards.
Thanks for watching, Brian!