1976 World Series Game 1 CINCINNATI 10/16/76 Original NBC Broadcast
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- Original NBC Broadcast of Game 1 of the 1976 World Series from Riverfront Stadium with Joe Garagiola, Tony Kubek and Marty Brennaman a recent restoration and remaster of the original pre recorded VHS tapes i had since the early 90s not the greatest quality exists of the 1976 series unfortunately but did my best to what i have including some frame rate and color corrections and new mixed audio track added in post.
Game 1 starters Doyle Alexander for New York and Don Gullett for Cincinnati
may have some missing pitches and outs but for the most part a complete broadcast. There are other versions of this game on TH-cam but decided to add some of series games on my Phenia Film MLB archival TH-cam page
also includes the MLB 1976 World Series film recorded straight off the VHS commercial tape
Boxscore
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I miss day World Series games
Me too. This was on a Saturday. Now they don't even do weekend WS day games.
I agree I can’t stay up anymore for these late games
Me, too. Baseball should be played in the daytime.
The last World Series to open with a day game
Tony Kubek’s voice immediately transports me back to my childhood….
and Garagiola's
I had the honor of seeing Kubek play from 1960 until he retired...good times
@@MichaelForte-jn5pnany stuff on TH-cam of him playing? I'll have to look
This team was the iconic team of my teen years, A great time to be alive.
Joe Morgan and that lineup, brutal
That WS was over before it even began
When baseball was really baseball. The Reds really were a machine
Big Red Machine!!!
It's like a video game nowadays. Can't get into it
I was 9 and my dad just bought me a hot dog. I went over to the dugout and Yogi Berra snatched the hot dog right from my hand. Mustard and ketchup dripped on his Yankees jersey. He only took about 5 bites and the footlong hotdog was gone. It was an honour to have my hotdog stolen from such a prestigious man. True story!
Four Hall of Famers in the lineup (counting Rose) and 7 of 8 in the lineup were All Stars, and all four up the middle positions were Gold Gloves. The Reds were definitely a machine!
This was peak baseball.
If the Reds don't trade Tony Perez to the Expos, in 1977, they probably would have won the World Series again.
George Foster had a career year with 52 HR and 149 RBI. Both lead the league.
He also finished 4th in BA with .320
No way. Our pitching was horrible
There’s no way to know…. I do think Perez was a big part of the team’s chemistry, kept everybody loose…. Reds probably lost ten wins (or more) when they traded him…
Thanks a lot Dick Wagner 😢
It’s led. Lead is a metal.
@@jonklein7130 Especially when the Reds got pitchers Woodie Fryman and Dale Murray for Perez and relief pitcher Will McEnaney. Plus, they had already lost Don Gullett to free agency and Gary Nolan was traded away early in '77.
Bench, Munson and Fisk were the bast catchers of the 70's Gary Carter was the man of the 80's.
Catching is the toughest position of the game!
Kellie , also Ted Simmons and Jim Sundberg in 70s and Lance Parrish and Bob Boone in 80s 👍👍
In the ‘80s don’t forget Tony Peña
Ted Simmons??? He is a HOF
And Yogi Berra and Roy Campanella were the best in the 1950’s.
Fun fact: Johnny Bench's predecessor, Johnny Edwards, won Glod Gloves in 1963 and 1964. Edwards was the Reds' catcher for the 1961 pennant-winning club. Edwards played for the Reds 1961-67.
Love the sign @1:18:25 -!!!
JB showed everyone who the best catcher in history was.
His all around game was phenomenal. Loved that whole team and loved growing up with them. So spoiled. LOL
Loved how George Foster stepping out of the box was the exception, not the rule like today's players do. Amazing how much faster the game moved compared to now.
He jacked mammoth shots in the red 🍒 seats awesome!
@@jefftaylor8066 georhe
I can’t believe I watched this on TV
and so did I, rootin' hard for the Yanks.
When your starting lineup is so good... Johnny Bench hits 7th. And yes... I know Bench had an off year in '76... but still. Man... what a lineup! On display every game for the Reds was... speed, power, high average hitters, and air-tight defense. Awesome! ⚾
Red’s Pitching ALWAYS SUCKED!! They Won with their Hitting….
@MIKIEEYEZ1975 BALONEY! Tell me how Reds pitching always sucked - Give me examples.
Pat Zachary was NL Rookie of the c Year, and he beat the Dodgers 4 times in 1976. The Reds had a combined team 2.00 ERA against the Yankees in the 1976 WS.
Back when baseball WAS baseball
RIP Don Gulett
It is very sad for a pitcher to do in one's own ankle in Game 1 and have to miss the rest of the world series. Very sad.
The Yankees were so overmatched by the Reds for this series. Even WITHOUT the DH, the Reds led the Majors with 857 runs scored. Yankees with a DH still managed only 730 runs scored.
It’s another reason why the Yankees 77 and 78 World Series wins are just so incredible. The Reds, the Dodgers and the Red Sox all had insanely talented teams.
the pace of play,is a joy to see
RIP Thurman Munson
Thurman
My Mom's favorite 🌟
Billy Martin’s player by player comparison proved to be very wrong real quick
I was born in the Bronx in 1960! I was born a Yankees fan. I was still a Yankees fan after moving to Cincinnati Ohio in 1965. My Uncle George Fisher owned the Staten Island Dry Cleaners in the Bronx, he did both the Yankees and the Mets Uniforms. By 1968, me and my Dad were Cincinnati Reds fans, listening to Joe Nuxul and Gues who? * Al Michaels and we were going to Games at Crosley Field with tickets in the first row along the first base side! My Dad's friend was a Bigg Manager who had season tickets and his two sons who are both Doctors now, let me and my Dad and Brothers go once in a while! I went to a World Series game at Riverfront Stadium in 1975 vs Boston Red Sox. All of my Uncles, Aunts and Cousins are Yankees and Mets Fans. Ironically Don Gullet is a Cousin of one of my Friends. Another friend of mine said that Babe Ruth is a Relative and he played Baseball where Pete Rose grew up in Western Hills, the Mustangs! Johnny Bench had a couple of Nephews that played knothole Baseball with my two younger brothers growing up. I used to catch for the pitcher (Jeff Bench) and Pitch to the Catcher (Tony Bench). I met a Gentleman in Boca Raton Florida, an Author who's Uncle is Shea, Shea Stadium! I used to hang out in Queens with my Aunt near Flushing Meadows and off of Queens Blvd with my Uncle. We went to a free Concert in Central Park on the weekends in 2010. I noticed that all of my friends and relatives have memorabilia and framed photos of the Great Yankees, but right there next to all of em are photos of Pete Rose and Johnny Bench. I used to have a baseball signed Yankees Baseball with both Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle on it. I gave it to my Uncle. It was a 1951, the only year they played together (Mantle's Rookie Year!)
I was 9 and watched with my folks, awesome times 💯
This was great. I really enjoyed Joe Garagiola's work. He made the game both easy and exciting with his style. The Yankees were not a bad ball club. They just got out played. So many people in this game have passed away. Maybe Sparky, Billy Martin and the other deceased players are all playing baseball in the afterlife. This was just so much fun to watch. Someone in the Comissioner's office please, PLEASE bring back daytime baseball in the World Series.
Yanks get swept four straight in this 1976 World Series. But Gabe Paul is still the man for putting this Yankees team together for this 1976 World Series appearance and Yankee World Championships 1977--1978.
Gullet wouldn't ever pitch again for the Reds and was traded to the Yankees for the last two years of his career. He was a part of four consecutive World Series winning teams.
Gullett was a free agent who got arm trouble and he was done in 78 basically
He was not traded, He signed as a free agent.
Last NL team to win it back to back 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻👑👑👑- 47years !!!!
Only team in those 47 years to go undefeated in postseason play 7 wins 0 losses incredible
Joe Garagiola (PBP) Tony Kubek-Marty Brennaman (C) 1-3/7-9
Brennaman (PBP) Kubek-Garagiola (C) 4-6
Far as I'm concerned, this was REAL baseball...
(Get rid of the DH rule, though)
You said it! Bye-bye DH!
Thurman Munson, my favorite Yankee of the 70's.
Probably a peculiar comment here but in practically all of these 70s MLB playoff videos the crowd is into the game but aren’t fanatical either. It’s like a pleasant ballpark atmosphere in comparison to today’s tone like one’s happiness hinges on the outcome of a game.
Cincinnati fans had watched the Reds lose a lot of WS games in Riverfront Stadium. So they were cautious...ha ha
Fun Facts: Last World Series to open with an day game. Game 2 was the 1st WS game played on a Sunday night. This is the only WS that the Yankees played games on artificial turf. Only the 2nd time the Yankees were swept in the Fall Classic
After the Yankees were swept by the Reds in this world series George steinbrenner went out and signed Reggie Jackson and the Yankees won the world series the next 2 seasons 😊
Billy Martin would start a fight in a empty elevator . that is true lol
Kubek was such the better announcer than Garagiola
They have different styles, but they were both excellent in their own way.
UH OH! ....... REST IN PEACE LITTLE JOE MORGAN! I LOVE MY CINCINNATI REDS!💪💪💪💪💪♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️
I watched the 1976 WS highlight, and realized Don Gullett's sudden injury in the late innings of Game 1. How would I call it?
"Ok, here is Don Gullett in set position, and here is the pitch--AND DOWN GOES DON! DON IS DOWN! Just like a knockout punch in boxing! Don's hurt bad! Sparky Anderson rushes to the mound as well as the Cincy trainer and pitching coach!"
The color commentator would probably say, "The way he pitched and fell down very lightning quick to the ground probably indicates that he may have ripped his ankle ligament. And he's holding his ankle...bad news for Cincy fans here."
I would respond, "Now if Don faked this injury, this would be a balk on the Big Red Machine - but he's not faking it, and the Reds crowd is stunned in quick silence. Sparky's ordering a relief pitcher immediately - Gullett will not return again to this game. And maybe the rest of the series, as he now exits the mound limping quite a great deal towards the dugout...to a big standing ovation."
Just like '75, all the recordings of the 1976 World Series are missing bits.
ALSO: this was both the first ever World Series game and the first ever game played in a National League stadium to have Designated Hitters!
There’s the complete 1975 World Series DVD box set (all 7 games) released by A&E 2006 or so nothing missing complete..unfortunately those World Series box sets didn’t sell too well I take it..they never released anymore (1975,1977,1979,1985,1986,1987,1988,1991)
I have the 75 box set. The quality is good for the times. I remember both these series. There will never be another BIG RED MACHINE!
I've the 1975 world series box set as well.
@@pheniafilmsthemlbarchiveso9229 I have the ' 75 world series DVD but would love if I can get the '76 series as well
Of course, Joe Morgan. He almost got the MVP in the Series by starting off Game 1 in his first time at bat with a strike against him, and then, a few pitches later, swings a "power dinger" - the first homer ever in the Series - to put the Reds on the board. Sparky said after that big homer, "Let's play baseball! Let's play baseball! We attack!!"
When they played World Series games in the daytime
My Yankees were obliterated in this World Series
The Great Eight!!!
Umpires (Game 1)
HP Lee Weyer (NL) (Crew Chief) (2nd)
1B Lou DiMuro (AL) (2nd)
2B Billy Williams (NL) (2nd)
3B Bill Deegan (AL) (1st)
LF Bruce Froemming (NL) (1st)
RF Dave Phillips (AL) (1st)
Red October
Back when a team’s everyday lineup was a complete all star lineup.
When analyzing these teams, there were many similarities except that the Reds simply had the better team from position to position. Bench-Munson, Perez-Chambliss, Morgan-Randolph, Rose-Nettles, Concepcion-Stanley, Foster-Piniella, Geronimo-Rivers and Griffey-White or Oscar Gamble.
Man, now I know what they meant when they said Joe Garagiola was loud, verbose and incredibly overbearing.
Joe was great.
Thanks what a treat
Pete Rose the greatest leadoff hitter.
Ricky Henderson.
So much has changed for the voice quality and graphics….
Still missing the opening of game 1 of 1976 World Series.
PR does it all. Sac fly with a runner on third, no outs. Mr baseball.
I forgot who good defensively Joe Morgan was … RIP
he had small hands so was his mitt 😎
Fun fact, I have a distant relative who played for the Reds in 75 & 76 when they won the World Series.
It's Doug Flynn.
Doesn't he do some radio for the Reds? I know he has done it.
Daylight!
That was a very good Yankees team, but this series just showed how much better the Reds were. It didn't help that the Yanks had to turn around and start the World Series on a Saturday afternoon, after the draining Game 5 LCS win over the Royals on Thursday night. But they could have had a week off and the results would have been the same. I think I may have read that Sparky Anderson considered that team better than the 75 team (even though they had a better record).
The batting averages!
I think the Reds would’ve won 120 games had they played the Yankees 162 times. Total domination
Preferred Curt Gowdy over Joe G. Ok as a pre game guy or color guy but annoying play by play guy
"Uh oh" was right Tony...😄
How good was Joe Morgan in the two World Series?
He drove in the winning run in two games of the 1975 World Series (Games 3 & 7).
RIP Billy Martin. Uh, just for the record Billy, the Reds were that good and they beat your arses … BAD
did Gary Nolan pitch in that series?
Game 4 winner
@@haroldsmyth6685 his last good year in the majors. if i remember he was dealt to the Angels in 1977 and retired the following year
NBC got rid of curt gowdy because they said he was too much for Boston Red Sox in 1975. But Joe garagiola is so much biased toward Cincinnati especially Johnny bench.
Regardless of Curt Gowdy's love for the Red Sox, or perhaps because of it, he was a terrific announcer. High quality is high quality. BTW, I'm a longtime Reds fan, but that Boston club was great as well. And Fenway Park is a nice setting for a game.
I thought the Reds won, but that didn’t stop former Yankee Joey G from slobbering over his battered boys …
It got worse when Scooter was singing the blues at Yankee Stadium.
Munson could throw a ball!!
Baseball on artificial turf, that’s the way it was meant to be played. Baseball was so much better in the 70’s
it was better in the 70s but not because of turf. Turf sux
Baseball was meant to be played 1970's MLB style... but NOT on artificial turf. Your comment is asinine 👎
Artificial turf was kind of iffy , he ruined many a ball players knees
Quite frankly astroturf made me a firm believer of the best defensive players
@@rafaelramirez1507Grass will ruin your legs too.