Man i really feel devasted for yall o's fans.. Clarify now. The o's owner is on the short list for being a top 3 nicest owners in all pro baseball. But as a red sox die hard i need to be honest. I love the car wreck your team creates on a yearly bases.yall in lamins terms are a extended farm.system for the rest of the east
Late '80s: I remember hearing those old radio ads on WTOP out of Northern Virginia. "Magic, magic, MAGIC... When something magic happens.. on your radio!"
Oregon boy, Orioles fan, spoiled by the late '60s and '70s teams, I remember thinking it had been an eternity since the Birds had won a series (13 years), but I was just 23, so it had been. Had no idea it would be 41 years and counting until the next.
Eddie, Eddie,Eddie!!! Look at Hudson usin the pitchcom back in 83! And Dan Ford with the funny style basket catch n toss! Baseball was awesome in the 80s Pete Rose with the mismatch batting gloves in a World Series if this only coulda been on 33rd st
Ivan DeJesus hit less than .200 in 1981 with the Cubs but the Phillies still coveted him enough to depart with prospect Ryne Sandberg prior to the 1982 season.
As a man who was born 8 1/2 after this game, i exited the birth canal and entered my rookie year of life in Boston mass. And with the 350+ games ive been to at Fenway i wouldve without a doubt bet the orioles organization had 0 titles and wouldve at best made 1 or 2 world series appearances & would've been theyre crowning jewel achievement.
I find it fascinating how much the sport has evolved in such a small amount of time. You can take 2 of the best players from both of these championship teams and all 4 would struggle dearly to even make a pro club in 2022. And thats just a fact. However i believe guys in this era worked x2 as hard as todays players. I will also say on that note i believe micheal jordan is the best basketball player pound for pound all time. I
I am 73 and watched a lot of sports. It seems like almost every person who is younger thinks that the time they live is the best. How did these people do in their time is what counts. BTW I think Oscar Robertson and Elgin Baylor are best all time. Joe Ryan @@mike4619
All i can think about watching the pitching in this game is how many records Barry bonds would break facing these guys. Or the aaron judges of the world who is ridiculously productive even vs pitcher's in 2022 who all throw beyond 95mph with sinking cut.. Judge would've surpassed babe as the most polarizing baseball player all time
False. You have no idea how hard these guys are throwing, they didn’t measure it in game. And the cameras were not good enough to pick up the subtle movements like todays broadcasts. They would’ve adjusted to guys like judge, just like they do today. Don’t be a fool
I wouldn’t be so sure Bonds and Judge would dominate. True, most pitchers didn’t throw consistently in the upper 90s back then, but that’s not the only way to pitch. Think about it; how hard did Greg Maddux throw? Dude is arguably one of the top 10 pitchers ever.
In honor of the O’s, here’s a philosophical rumination on the weird, mystical power of 33: 1. According to our decimal based number system, it’s impossible to succeed one third of the time at the plate. Going 4 for 12 in a series is .333. But that’s not really one third. OK, how about .3333? Nope. Try .33333333. Nope.DOH!! 2. Number 33 played on 33rd Street until Memorial Stadium was 33 years old. 3. They throw and hit a round object in arcs. No edges, no straight lines in pitches or hits. But then, a 10-based number system screws it up. This is why I don’t completely trust Sabermatricians. They’re like the dude who tells you that the Mona Lisa contains 243 grams of oil based paint. The number 33 at least TRIES to be round, like the damn baseball itself. 4. I spent 33 % of my married life living on Thirty Third Street , where I went to about 33% of the home games. OK time to go back to work. I’ve got at least 33 things on my to-do list.
It’s been 36 1/2 years since I last saw this game it is just as powerful as much fun now as it was then.
I’m a 35 yrs old O’s fan 😭
Shutting out a team that had Mike Schmidt AND Pete Rose...wow, just wow, simply amazing!! The glory days of the Os.
The glory days for the O's are right now.
@@danielforte7005 Ur both right
Orioles Magic, feel it happen!
Man i really feel devasted for yall o's fans.. Clarify now. The o's owner is on the short list for being a top 3 nicest owners in all pro baseball. But as a red sox die hard i need to be honest. I love the car wreck your team creates on a yearly bases.yall in lamins terms are a extended farm.system for the rest of the east
Late '80s: I remember hearing those old radio ads on WTOP out of Northern Virginia. "Magic, magic, MAGIC... When something magic happens.. on your radio!"
O-R-I-O-L-E-S! Magic! Magic! Magic! Magic!
@@lawrencehackett6479how you feeling this year? We won 101 games and y'all finished last place in the division
@@MattGattsfr 😂 his trash talk expired like milk
Oregon boy, Orioles fan, spoiled by the late '60s and '70s teams, I remember thinking it had been an eternity since the Birds had won a series (13 years), but I was just 23, so it had been. Had no idea it would be 41 years and counting until the next.
HEY WHO HERE IS A FAN OF THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES
ME!
Since 1970, when I was a little kid. : )
Me
Me
Me🤣 ….lots of admiration for that O’s organization and Cal
Between these 2 teams there were 5 Hall of Famer's in the starting lineups. If you add Pete Rose there are 6
Add carlton and Palmer
My Blue Jays were pushing hard in the AL East in 83, but then the Orioles swept them in September.
Some weird stuff late in this game. Joe Morgan tripping on the sac fly, the TP.
Can’t believe it’s been 39 years
As a Phillies fan I was very disappointed that they lost but they never really had a chance.
Here because I was born in 88 and this is the only time I'll see my O's win the WS. Unless they do it this season..
Watching this in 2022 when both Orioles and Phillies are doing good
Now it's 2024 & we're both at it again. 😉✌️ It's making for some very exciting ball these days, right!
@@LoriPanikowski we could see
Orioles vs phillies ws
Ravens vs Eagles SB
Eddie, Eddie,Eddie!!! Look at Hudson usin the pitchcom back in 83! And Dan Ford with the funny style basket catch n toss! Baseball was awesome in the 80s Pete Rose with the mismatch batting gloves in a World Series if this only coulda been on 33rd st
Ivan DeJesus hit less than .200 in 1981 with the Cubs but the Phillies still coveted him enough to depart with prospect Ryne Sandberg prior to the 1982 season.
It'd be nice to see the O's in the playoffs again someday...before I die.
Forget about it. Not gonna happen even if you live another 60 years. You can thank Peter Angelos for that
need new ownership
Not to jinx things, but this current (2021) squad is starting to show signs of hope.
@@ElkArrow Peter Angelos is a vile POS, no doubt. But with all due respect, you're taking the pessimism to an extreme.
How is 58-52 in 2022 feel like
Earl is actually a good color man.
Actually Earl is white
@@caveman3096good 1
What song was playing as Charles Hudson was practicing pitching?
I hate that in 2020 the orioles are terrible ):
As a man who was born 8 1/2 after this game, i exited the birth canal and entered my rookie year of life in Boston mass. And with the 350+ games ive been to at Fenway i wouldve without a doubt bet the orioles organization had 0 titles and wouldve at best made 1 or 2 world series appearances & would've been theyre crowning jewel achievement.
this was the final time the Baltimore Orioles won the World Series
40 years this year and hopefully they are back in this year. They have a chance
What song was playing in the start when Charles Hudson was warming up?
Rick dempsey has a way with the plate.
Cosell should never have done baseball in the same room with Weaver.
It was Cal Ripken Jr who made the final out of the series.
Eddie Eddie!!!!
Rematch 40 years later?
I find it fascinating how much the sport has evolved in such a small amount of time. You can take 2 of the best players from both of these championship teams and all 4 would struggle dearly to even make a pro club in 2022. And thats just a fact. However i believe guys in this era worked x2 as hard as todays players. I will also say on that note i believe micheal jordan is the best basketball player pound for pound all time. I
You have no idea how great these guys were. Just another guy that has no idea what he is talking about.
I am 73 and watched a lot of sports. It seems like almost every person who is younger thinks that the time they live is the best. How did these people do in their time is what counts. BTW I think Oscar Robertson and Elgin Baylor are best all time. Joe Ryan
@@mike4619
You mean "DEVOLVED"... 👌 Today's MLB is a Softballish cartoon of its former self. Thank you "Commissioner" Manfuck and all complicit owners...
HEY IMA BE THE NEXT CALRIPKENJR
All i can think about watching the pitching in this game is how many records Barry bonds would break facing these guys. Or the aaron judges of the world who is ridiculously productive even vs pitcher's in 2022 who all throw beyond 95mph with sinking cut.. Judge would've surpassed babe as the most polarizing baseball player all time
False. You have no idea how hard these guys are throwing, they didn’t measure it in game. And the cameras were not good enough to pick up the subtle movements like todays broadcasts. They would’ve adjusted to guys like judge, just like they do today. Don’t be a fool
@@mloftus8618 100% baseball has changed since 1983 but these are still professional athletes. It would be foolish to underestimate them.
I wouldn’t be so sure Bonds and Judge would dominate. True, most pitchers didn’t throw consistently in the upper 90s back then, but that’s not the only way to pitch. Think about it; how hard did Greg Maddux throw? Dude is arguably one of the top 10 pitchers ever.
In honor of the O’s, here’s a philosophical rumination on the weird, mystical power of 33: 1. According to our decimal based number system, it’s impossible to succeed one third of the time at the plate. Going 4 for 12 in a series is .333. But that’s not really one third. OK, how about .3333? Nope. Try .33333333. Nope.DOH!! 2. Number 33 played on 33rd Street until Memorial Stadium was 33 years old. 3. They throw and hit a round object in arcs. No edges, no straight lines in pitches or hits. But then, a 10-based number system screws it up. This is why I don’t completely trust Sabermatricians. They’re like the dude who tells you that the Mona Lisa contains 243 grams of oil based paint. The number 33 at least TRIES to be round, like the damn baseball itself. 4. I spent 33 % of my married life living on Thirty Third Street , where I went to about 33% of the home games. OK time to go back to work. I’ve got at least 33 things on my to-do list.
Maybe I was too hard on Howard Cosell back then. Oh, wait, he still sounds like a bloviating , self-important nerd.