So many memories. I was at the game. A life-long Cardinals fan. But more than that just a fan of the game. I was sitting next to an individual, who had no loyalty to either team. He just loved baseball. A student of the history of the game. (He was a White Sox fan but was not able to attend the final game of the 2005 World Series, which the White Sox won because his wife was having a baby. So his boss had gotten him tickets to Game 6 in St. Louis) As I am very much astute on the history of baseball, we had some great conversations during the ebbs and flows of the game. Obviously, I was rooting for my team but really enjoyed having someone who understood just how things were playing out to talk too. When it was all said and done, after Freese hit the game-winning homer, he hugged me, congratulated me and said "we just saw the best game ever played." I thanked him, and agreed, and told him what a pleasure it was to spend such memorable night next to someone who loves the game as much as I do.
I’m a cards fan and would’ve been 8 when this happened and because we were down, my dad made me go to bed after the 7th. Well, he woke me up right after the game ended, and had me watch from the 8th to the end. Will never forget that game
I’m a huge Cardinals fan I was like 9 or 10 and I got mad because I thought they were gonna lose and went to bed around the 7th or 8th now it’s kind of a family joke how that miracle happened and I missed it lol.
I’m from Nashville and I had my ticket for Game 7 ready to be used. I’ll never forget that exciting 4 hour drive to St. Louis! It was a moment I’ll never forget!
I'm 37. My dad used to wake me up/let me stay up for all kinds of games too......Some of my best memories as a kid!!! Pissed my mom off so much....haha!!
Spent the first 10 years of my life in Carlinville, IL and have been a Cardinal fan since 1956 when I was five. Game six was, then, and may always be the most incredible game EVER!!! Love the Cardinals!!!!!
"We will see you, tomorrow night!" Two legendary calls from two great baseball announcers. I cry a bit when I hear this amazing call. Thanks, Jack and Joe Buck!
im with you brother i am such a sucker or sports because its the one sporting event where e don't care about color we don't care about creed or size I cry when I hear it because only the sports Gods would allow a father and son to be in that position to make the same call on a home run hit in the very same spot
12 years later i am still sitting here with tears in my eyes simply the greatest game I ever watched twist and turns key hits on both sides the rangers have not been remotely close since I feel bad for the ranger fans THEY JUST WON'T GO AWAYYY!!
This is the best postseason game I've personally EVER seen .. maybe the best game period. The fact that I'm a cardinals fan helps of course but unless I was a cubs fan (or rangers of course) I don't see how anyone couldn't have been amazed by this. Talk about a roller coaster of emotions. Wow.
you are right I am a met fan and when berkman came up I saw his swings the amazing part is berkman was in a 1-2 hole and worked it to 3-2 I knew he was gonna get get a hit and when he did he is on 1st no emotion and joe buck the best at letting the moment take over said about the cardinals they just won't go away the most chilling and spine tingling call man I still get chills
I was born into a Cards Family in 1979, but I was born into a baseball loving family. My family loves baseball but we esp love our Cards. Greatest game ever in my lifetime, hands down!
Me as well cards games as a baby.. had no voice after one of the best moments me and my late mother shared together would give one my fingers to have been there
My parents got married on Sept 4, 1968..a Thursday in Cleveland, MS. Their honeymoon was in St Louis and dad picked Thursday because the Cards were home for a 4 game stretch. I was born on Aug 12, 1979 in Cleveland (and still live here) and they took me to my first Cards game when I was 6 weeks old...It was Lou Brock's retirement game when they gave him a big boat for his retirement gift. I now have 2 sons, ages 15 & 6, and they have the love in their blood too. My parents celebrated their 53rd anniversary this Sept and we'll be there this postseason too if our Cards get there.
We were there! My wife and I early on bought our tickets for game 6 as the playoffs were just starting and it was not for certain the Cardinals would be even playing. We picked the RIGHT game. By the end of the game, everyone in stands sans the Ranger fans went "crazy". Something to experience for a lifetime!
Bro I swear to god I’m in my bedroom whole house has to be up early in the morning when that ball bounced off the wall soooo many angry people started screaming at me not five minutes after that they all screaming at the tv lmao greatest game I ever witnessed!
My brother was at this game and sat right behind Nolan Ryan. Watching him was as good as watching the game. Imagine that guy's emotional roller coaster.
I was at this game, it was absolutely AMAZING to be there... My freind and his dad left after we stranded the bases loaded in the 8th and they chose not to listen to the radio... They turned on the TV when they got home... just in time to watch Freese hit the walk off... Ouch...
Why the hell would you willingly leave a WS elimination game while your team is only down 2 runs? Especially given the nature of the game and how high scoring it was.
Cardinals fan was 7 when this happened. My parents sent me to bed in the 7th and asked me if i wanted to watch it on recording when i work up for school next morning. I couldnt believe what i saw.
Man I still can't believe Albert Pujols left St Louis after this.... That's crazy!! Imagine what could have been... The ST. Louis Cardinals won in 2011 they were one game away from the WS in 2012 they were back in the WS in 2013 and they were one game away from the WS in 2014 again.... He really made a bad decision he should have stayed!! Oh my what could have been!!
Likely wouldn’t have been able to keep Molina and Wainwright if they signed Pujols back then. I’m excited to see him win another championship with the Cardinals this year
Jason motte is a huge reason why we came back.. That shut out inning right before was key.. I think the Cardinals are going to shock a lot of people this year I think they're going to do really good!! If we could get Wainwright right!! When Adam is clicking and on his pitches the whole pitching staff follows suit..
Considering what was on the line, I think this has to rank as one of the top five professional baseball games of all time. The Rangers probably were the better team, but the Cardinals had this “no quit” mentality even when things weren’t going well. Of course, if the Cardinals hadn’t also won game 7, this game probably would be just another footnote.
Cardinals was pretty much playing game 7's (decisive games) since the regular season still had 28 games to go. When everyone else was beginning their postseason we can say they were already with 28 games. They never gave up for the season, not with 10+ behind Atlanta, not in this game 6.
I'm not even a Rangers fan-- I'm an Indians and Cleveland sports fan-- and even I feel a bit heartbroken for the Rangers here! You know you lost badly when a Cleveland fan feels bad for you! ;)
Cruz's inability to make the catch on Freese's 9th inning triple cost the Rangers a World Championship. That ball was catchable for a major league right fielder. I still don't know what Cruz was thinking.
Agree 100%. By all accounts, Nelson Cruz is a really good guy, but how he totally skates w/o any criticism for this play boggles my mind. 11:33 is the moment every ballplayer LIVES for. Whatever position you're playing, you have got to be thinking about what you are going to do if the ball is hit to you. And your mind must be laser-focused that whatever it takes, you will get to that ball. Cruz was not mentally prepared for the play. If you're an outfielder, you have got to be thinking, "Ball, then wall." That's the order in which you prioritize things. Worry about catching the ball & squeezing your mitt on it, then worry about how you're going to deal with the wall. With that ball in the air, knowing if you catch it, you win the World Series, an outfielder has to utterly disregard the wall. Cruz not only needlessly pulled up, thinking the wall was closer than it actually was, but he also took his eye off the ball to find out where the wall was. WHO CARES WHERE THE WALL IS???!!!! Catch the ball! I don't care if a train is coming. Catch the ball, then worry about whether you get hit by the train or not. Even if it's a bang/bang play, ball then wall, (which is wasn't going to be), and even if you crash into the wall at full speed, you've got the entire off-season to recover from whatever injuries you sustain. Before Freese ever hit that ball, this had to be Cruz' focus and determination. I don't know what he was thinking about before the ball was hit, but it certainly wasn't on what he needed to do if the ball was hit toward him. He wasn't ready for the moment. And it cost him and all of his teammates a World Series championship that many of them would never get the opportunity to win again. Hamilton also merits some criticism here too, IMO. Not that he would've necessarily got the out at home, but where in the world was he as that ball caromed off the wall back toward 2nd base? On any ball hit deep down either line, there should always be 2 outfielders running. Either the left- or right-fielder to the ball, and the center-fielder to back the play up in case it ricochets off the wall. Hamilton was nowhere in sight. Cruz had to run all the way in to make the throw himself. BTW, I played center field for over 20 years. I'm not saying that Cruz should've done anything I didn't do myself. And I never got paid a dime for it.
@@dantheman5745 he also played it poorly off the wall, allowing it to get away. If he really didn’t think he could make a play, he could’ve taken it off the wall because Berk isn’t exactly Rickey Henderson out there
@@jackargie1092Two years later and have you realized that your comment was wrong about the second run scoring if Cruz played the rebound correctly, probably not.
Sloppy game to a classic. I don’t remember my reaction for the triple but I know I stayed up to appreciate the rangers for the World Series. Then Berkman tied it and I knew I wouldn’t sleep until it was over. When freese hit the home run I fell to my knees in disbelief. Still not a believer of Lance Lynn. After that I remember everyone making fun of Cruz for the jump.
Because he had as much emotion as my left testicle. I hear though he was pretty emotionless for years because he had hair surgery and I guess some of the medicine for it made his voice really quiet. It's probably why now he emotes much much more than before.
I’ve never seen such bad broadcasting in my life. He hits a walk off home run in the 11th of World Series game 6. Calmly says we will see you tommorrow
George Brett pine tar bat game. Billy Martin, the manager of the Yankees at the time, came out of the dugout and complained that he thought the pine tar was too high on George Brett’s bat. The umps examined the bat and ultimately agreed with Martin. George Brett’s home run (which was in the Top of the 9th inning by the way, and put Kansas City in front of the Yanks) was overturned. Brett came storming out of the dugout about to kill those umpires when the lead umpire came to the KC dugout and told the KC manager that the home run was being overturned. So, in rare cases, a manager complaining to an umpire DOES work. Of course now with instant replay things are handled a lot differently.
So many memories. I was at the game. A life-long Cardinals fan. But more than that just a fan of the game. I was sitting next to an individual, who had no loyalty to either team. He just loved baseball. A student of the history of the game. (He was a White Sox fan but was not able to attend the final game of the 2005 World Series, which the White Sox won because his wife was having a baby. So his boss had gotten him tickets to Game 6 in St. Louis) As I am very much astute on the history of baseball, we had some great conversations during the ebbs and flows of the game. Obviously, I was rooting for my team but really enjoyed having someone who understood just how things were playing out to talk too. When it was all said and done, after Freese hit the game-winning homer, he hugged me, congratulated me and said "we just saw the best game ever played." I thanked him, and agreed, and told him what a pleasure it was to spend such memorable night next to someone who loves the game as much as I do.
That’s AWESOME!
I’m a cards fan and would’ve been 8 when this happened and because we were down, my dad made me go to bed after the 7th. Well, he woke me up right after the game ended, and had me watch from the 8th to the end. Will never forget that game
My dad made me go to bed to lol! I was 9. But it still gives me goosebumps when I watch it. :)
I’m a huge Cardinals fan I was like 9 or 10 and I got mad because I thought they were gonna lose and went to bed around the 7th or 8th now it’s kind of a family joke how that miracle happened and I missed it lol.
I’m from Nashville and I had my ticket for Game 7 ready to be used. I’ll never forget that exciting 4 hour drive to St. Louis! It was a moment I’ll never forget!
I'm 37. My dad used to wake me up/let me stay up for all kinds of games too......Some of my best memories as a kid!!! Pissed my mom off so much....haha!!
i was in 1st grade and remember it all. I knew all the players on the cards and rangers
One of the most entertaining baseball games ever. The Rangers had it and lost it.
And they haven't recovered to this day.
@@michaelterrell2108 Yes. It is a shame. It was a great team.
@@mike6845 Losing back to back World Series titles killed the Rangers for a long time.
@@michaelterrell2108 Yup. Should of won this one.
Down to the last strike not once, but twice
Best WS Game 6 EVER!
I'm not a fan of either of these teams BUT I'm a fan of Baseball, best World Series game 6 ever.
Yep, although there’s a case for 1986.
And 91 the puck all 3 of em don't get no bet t er than that
Spent the first 10 years of my life in Carlinville, IL and have been a Cardinal fan since 1956 when I was five. Game six was, then, and may always be the most incredible game EVER!!! Love the Cardinals!!!!!
I live in Carlinville and I am a lifelong Cards fan!
"We will see you, tomorrow night!" Two legendary calls from two great baseball announcers. I cry a bit when I hear this amazing call. Thanks, Jack and Joe Buck!
He was sitting there hoping and praying he would get a home run walk off LOL...
im with you brother i am such a sucker or sports because its the one sporting event where e don't care about color we don't care about creed or size I cry when I hear it because only the sports Gods would allow a father and son to be in that position to make the same call on a home run hit in the very same spot
12 years later i am still sitting here with tears in my eyes simply the greatest game I ever watched twist and turns key hits on both sides the rangers have not been remotely close since I feel bad for the ranger fans THEY JUST WON'T GO AWAYYY!!
Looking back at this series and the runs the rangers had back then they more so deserve the ship they got this year.
Three months after this comment, they won
still get chills watching this. best game ever!
me too brianne and i hate the cardinals I'm a mets fan
This is the best postseason game I've personally EVER seen .. maybe the best game period. The fact that I'm a cardinals fan helps of course but unless I was a cubs fan (or rangers of course) I don't see how anyone couldn't have been amazed by this. Talk about a roller coaster of emotions. Wow.
As a neutral (O’s fan) easily the best game of all time. Only one that comes close is Dbacks Yankees Game 7 in ‘01
Buddy of mine is a Cubs fan and he’ll agree. One of the greatest games of all time.
you are right I am a met fan and when berkman came up I saw his swings the amazing part is berkman was in a 1-2 hole and worked it to 3-2 I knew he was gonna get get a hit and when he did he is on 1st no emotion and joe buck the best at letting the moment take over said about the cardinals they just won't go away the most chilling and spine tingling call man I still get chills
I was in college when this happened. Huge Cardinals fan. Pujols was my favorite player growing up. Best game I’ve ever seen played hands down
As a lifetime Cardinal fan this was one of the best Series EVER!
I was born into a Cards Family in 1979, but I was born into a baseball loving family. My family loves baseball but we esp love our Cards. Greatest game ever in my lifetime, hands down!
I remember watching this at 10 years old crying cuz I thought it was over then we came back best game ive ever seen
As a fellow 79'er with a Cards family, I can only say that I totally agree.
Me as well cards games as a baby.. had no voice after one of the best moments me and my late mother shared together would give one my fingers to have been there
My parents got married on Sept 4, 1968..a Thursday in Cleveland, MS. Their honeymoon was in St Louis and dad picked Thursday because the Cards were home for a 4 game stretch. I was born on Aug 12, 1979 in Cleveland (and still live here) and they took me to my first Cards game when I was 6 weeks old...It was Lou Brock's retirement game when they gave him a big boat for his retirement gift. I now have 2 sons, ages 15 & 6, and they have the love in their blood too. My parents celebrated their 53rd anniversary this Sept and we'll be there this postseason too if our Cards get there.
We were there! My wife and I early on bought our tickets for game 6 as the playoffs were just starting and it was not for certain the Cardinals would be even playing. We picked the RIGHT game. By the end of the game, everyone in stands sans the Ranger fans went "crazy". Something to experience for a lifetime!
I remember watching this by myself in the living room and waking everyone up when David hit that triple
Bro I swear to god I’m in my bedroom whole house has to be up early in the morning when that ball bounced off the wall soooo many angry people started screaming at me not five minutes after that they all screaming at the tv lmao greatest game I ever witnessed!
They came and got this ship in 23 they deserve it as a franchise o so close
Cardinal fan rooting for the Rangers in postseason because of this heartbreaker.
We finally got one
Breaks my heart every time. I hope this is the year The Rangers break their curse.
*Cue “Celebration” by Kool & the Gang*
Cue "Sweet Victory"
Your damn right, the 2023 Texas Rangers won the whole fucking thing!
I wish they would've included Joe Buck's comment after Berkman saved us. "They Just., Won't. Go. Away."
Dude I agree, one of my favorite parts
My brother was at this game and sat right behind Nolan Ryan. Watching him was as good as watching the game. Imagine that guy's emotional roller coaster.
I’d love to sit behind Ryan and just talk to him.
Idk why people think buck is boring. He gets me more excited then any of the other commentators. They don't have the voice
I think Buck has a good voice but the voice doesn’t show excitement
12 years later, still amazing
I was at this game, it was absolutely AMAZING to be there... My freind and his dad left after we stranded the bases loaded in the 8th and they chose not to listen to the radio... They turned on the TV when they got home... just in time to watch Freese hit the walk off... Ouch...
Why the hell would you willingly leave a WS elimination game while your team is only down 2 runs? Especially given the nature of the game and how high scoring it was.
@@josephhart271 no idea, but they will never forget the mistake they made.
Poor rangers.😔 I’m sure that it’s hard for everyone on that 2011 roster to sleep every night knowing how close they were.
And tonight, they finally got it.
And what a win it was.
As a Yankees fan, I appreciate great Bsaeball, this game, is, one of the best ever, this World Series, has to be top 3.
I felt every emotion in that game that year. What a roller coaster
Cardinals fan was 7 when this happened. My parents sent me to bed in the 7th and asked me if i wanted to watch it on recording when i work up for school next morning. I couldnt believe what i saw.
This game almost gave me a heart attack...
After that Freese hit, I'm watching high school kids on the field. Yeah baby!
Texas blew it. As an Indians now Guardians fan, I know how it feels, but this was brutal.
Thank you for showing that again, Tears of happiness, Go cards
Man I still can't believe Albert Pujols left St Louis after this.... That's crazy!! Imagine what could have been... The ST. Louis Cardinals won in 2011 they were one game away from the WS in 2012 they were back in the WS in 2013 and they were one game away from the WS in 2014 again.... He really made a bad decision he should have stayed!! Oh my what could have been!!
In fairness Pujols went to shit in Anaheim
$$$$$$$
Likely wouldn’t have been able to keep Molina and Wainwright if they signed Pujols back then. I’m excited to see him win another championship with the Cardinals this year
If we didn’t have fucking MATHENY
RIP Tim McCarver, broadcaster!
Cant imagine how happy the guy who grabs the last ball is
Besides a championship in 2011, the Cards set a new World Series record in game 6, by scoring in the 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th innings.
Jason motte is a huge reason why we came back.. That shut out inning right before was key.. I think the Cardinals are going to shock a lot of people this year I think they're going to do really good!! If we could get Wainwright right!! When Adam is clicking and on his pitches the whole pitching staff follows suit..
Well this has aged horribly
That was fun!
Considering what was on the line, I think this has to rank as one of the top five professional baseball games of all time. The Rangers probably were the better team, but the Cardinals had this “no quit” mentality even when things weren’t going well. Of course, if the Cardinals hadn’t also won game 7, this game probably would be just another footnote.
Cardinals was pretty much playing game 7's (decisive games) since the regular season still had 28 games to go. When everyone else was beginning their postseason we can say they were already with 28 games. They never gave up for the season, not with 10+ behind Atlanta, not in this game 6.
All 9 dislikes are ranger fans
That is the best example why Baseball is so great
ppl are saying Joe Buck isnt a great announcer? Terrible? smh, yall are silly
He's decent but nowhere near the caliber of his dad
he's pretty bad
I'm not even a Rangers fan-- I'm an Indians and Cleveland sports fan-- and even I feel a bit heartbroken for the Rangers here! You know you lost badly when a Cleveland fan feels bad for you! ;)
Crazy how this was the first baseball game and I always rember it also 2017 ws even though the dodgers lost 😔
Crazy that I was 13 years old when this happened..
Freese was really like that fr 🔥🔥🔥🔥
How did this recap not show the two times the Cards were down to their LAST strike and survive???
So it very much does
That was a special day for me, because it was my birthday, then they won it all the next night.
Cruz's inability to make the catch on Freese's 9th inning triple cost the Rangers a World Championship. That ball was catchable for a major league right fielder. I still don't know what Cruz was thinking.
Agree 100%. By all accounts, Nelson Cruz is a really good guy, but how he totally skates w/o any criticism for this play boggles my mind. 11:33 is the moment every ballplayer LIVES for. Whatever position you're playing, you have got to be thinking about what you are going to do if the ball is hit to you. And your mind must be laser-focused that whatever it takes, you will get to that ball. Cruz was not mentally prepared for the play.
If you're an outfielder, you have got to be thinking, "Ball, then wall." That's the order in which you prioritize things. Worry about catching the ball & squeezing your mitt on it, then worry about how you're going to deal with the wall. With that ball in the air, knowing if you catch it, you win the World Series, an outfielder has to utterly disregard the wall.
Cruz not only needlessly pulled up, thinking the wall was closer than it actually was, but he also took his eye off the ball to find out where the wall was. WHO CARES WHERE THE WALL IS???!!!! Catch the ball! I don't care if a train is coming. Catch the ball, then worry about whether you get hit by the train or not.
Even if it's a bang/bang play, ball then wall, (which is wasn't going to be), and even if you crash into the wall at full speed, you've got the entire off-season to recover from whatever injuries you sustain. Before Freese ever hit that ball, this had to be Cruz' focus and determination. I don't know what he was thinking about before the ball was hit, but it certainly wasn't on what he needed to do if the ball was hit toward him. He wasn't ready for the moment. And it cost him and all of his teammates a World Series championship that many of them would never get the opportunity to win again.
Hamilton also merits some criticism here too, IMO. Not that he would've necessarily got the out at home, but where in the world was he as that ball caromed off the wall back toward 2nd base? On any ball hit deep down either line, there should always be 2 outfielders running. Either the left- or right-fielder to the ball, and the center-fielder to back the play up in case it ricochets off the wall. Hamilton was nowhere in sight. Cruz had to run all the way in to make the throw himself.
BTW, I played center field for over 20 years. I'm not saying that Cruz should've done anything I didn't do myself. And I never got paid a dime for it.
@@dantheman5745 he also played it poorly off the wall, allowing it to get away.
If he really didn’t think he could make a play, he could’ve taken it off the wall because Berk isn’t exactly Rickey Henderson out there
@@africalovesbait freese may not get to third but the two runs still score wether he plays it well or not
@@dantheman5745
20 years, eh? That COMMENT must've taken 20 years. What a long-winded gasbag! Geez! Shut UP already!
@@jackargie1092Two years later and have you realized that your comment was wrong about the second run scoring if Cruz played the rebound correctly, probably not.
I came here to escape for a little while and put a smile on my face.
Best gamer ever
Sloppy game to a classic. I don’t remember my reaction for the triple but I know I stayed up to appreciate the rangers for the World Series. Then Berkman tied it and I knew I wouldn’t sleep until it was over. When freese hit the home run I fell to my knees in disbelief. Still not a believer of Lance Lynn. After that I remember everyone making fun of Cruz for the jump.
Goddamn. Those 2 strike hits gotta keep all 3 of those poor bastards up at night. Feliz, Cruz, and Feldman 😢
Rangers were one strike from a world series title with a 3 run lead.
A two run lead.
I don’t know why everyone hates Joe Buck so much. I think he’s pretty solid.
Because he had as much emotion as my left testicle. I hear though he was pretty emotionless for years because he had hair surgery and I guess some of the medicine for it made his voice really quiet. It's probably why now he emotes much much more than before.
Monarch Entertainment Studios I guess that makes sense
@@letstalksports4800 Yeah, Joe Buck talked about it I think on Conan a few years back
Monarch Entertainment Studios interesting
His earlier years he was ok and then mid 2000s- 2012 he was awful and since 2013 he has been a lot better
Dare you to find a better baseball game ever!
Go cards i turned the game off in 9th or 10th to turn it back on to freese homer i was like they gone win world serie 11 11 11
Certainly one of the most exciting World Series games ever, however not particularly well played by either team.
Best MLB game ever.
Berkman was clutch. Freese gets the credit,. but Fat Elvis had two key hits.
Name a better WS game. I think it's the best ever.
2001 Game 7?
Nelson Cruz.
Heh heh heh heh...
HEH HEH HEH HEH!
Crying!!!!
David Friese
I went to this game🤞
I’ve never seen such bad broadcasting in my life. He hits a walk off home run in the 11th of World Series game 6. Calmly says we will see you tommorrow
5:25 lance lynn still throwing ched
6:40. Manager runs out to complain about a call, in the history of the world has this ever done any good?😁
George Brett pine tar bat game. Billy Martin, the manager of the Yankees at the time, came out of the dugout and complained that he thought the pine tar was too high on George Brett’s bat. The umps examined the bat and ultimately agreed with Martin. George Brett’s home run (which was in the Top of the 9th inning by the way, and put Kansas City in front of the Yanks) was overturned. Brett came storming out of the dugout about to kill those umpires when the lead umpire came to the KC dugout and told the KC manager that the home run was being overturned. So, in rare cases, a manager complaining to an umpire DOES work. Of course now with instant replay things are handled a lot differently.
Joe buck is so bad
Isn’t it crazy how dated this looks?
Only to a cool cat like yourself.
Only Joe Buck can ruin a game as good as this. His voice sounds just awful.
I thought I heard he had to have some kind of surgery with his voice after this series
Brian cashman must resign
matheny ruined Craig
my god joe buck is terrible
@Black Panther I’m a dodgers fan lol
since we have no baseball, this is just the reminder on how terrible of an announcer Joe Buck is
1st
Best MLB game in my life.