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- Say Hey Willie Mays!, an @HBO original documentary that follows the legendary superstar’s iconic career and trailblazing influence in and out of the sport, premieres November 8 on @HBOMax.
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I'm 75 years-old. My favorite sport has always been baseball. Willie Mays is without a doubt the greatest baseball player I have ever seen.
He lived down the street from me when I was little. My Dad introduced him as the greatest player ever and I remember him always being so kind to me. Legend.
It's about time, give Mr. Mays his flowers while he is still here!
Grew up in Chicago, a Cubs fan. The first time I ever went to Wrigley was for a double-header against the Giants. Watched in awe as Willie put on a show in BP, stroking pitch after pitch onto Waveland Avenue. Saw him score from first base on a single. He is the most exciting player I have ever seen play the game.
In 1965, we used to play stickball in Philly. Get some chalk, draw a square on a building, find a tennis ball and a broom stick. Game on! I was just getting into baseball when I read an article (I think Highlights magazine) about how Willie would stop and play stick ball with the local kids on the way to the game in NY. I thought that was so cool and from then on he was my favorite. Amazing athlete.
RIP Willie Mays, farewell to an absolute baseball legend.
This looks good! Baseball is awesome! And Willie’s athleticism is unmatched
When I was a kid in the 1970s, we moved from the Bay Area to New York State. My mom had family there. I got beat up by a Yankee fan for saying that the Say Hey kid was better than DiMaggio and Mantle… I’d take that beating again. His actions and professionalism helped shape me.
Jerks! 💔🖤🧡🖤🧡🖤
A New York baseball Giant
I had family who lived in the Polo Grounds public housing in 1970
Diehard Giants fan here, this will be a day one watch for me.
The best, that's all there is to it Say Hey Willie!!
those years in the mid 1950s with Willie, Mickey and Duke all in center field were wonderful. Willie was the best.
Yeah, imagine being a kid in NYC with Duke, Mickey and Willie, all in CF.
No number means more to me than Willie Mays’ 24! The greatest pure talent to ever play baseball and the jersey he wore was my team; San Francisco Giants!
He was the greatest baseball player of all time.
The greatest center fielder ever! Two-thirds of the earth's surface is covered by water. The other third is covered by Willie Mays.
Beautiful!
Exactly! As one of his teammates said when Willie hit a long fly ball to right center: "The only man who could catch that ball is the man who hit it."
Willie was my hero. Still is. Always will be. The Greatest. Period.
Little known fact: Comedian Freddy Lewis LOVED Willie Mays. xoxo The Clarences
Thank you for documenting this history before his death.
THE greatest baseball player. He has horns because Willie is the GOAT.
Rest in peace to the absolute most spectacular player of all time
The Greatest Baseball Player of All-Time. Period.
I love baseball,this was excellent. Wille Mays is Definitely one of the Greatest Players of all time ❤
It was A-Mays-zing 🧡🖤
I saw this like three times. I love this. I love baseball. I love history . This was amazing documentary
Can’t wait!
This was a GREAT film! Please check it out if you have not seen it!
RIP Legend!
At first I was thinking, "hey a Willie Mays documentary." Then I saw that they were gonna discuss the Sherwood Forest house and I am now ready to watch this the second it comes out. I feel the Sherwood Forest house is constantly overlooked when discussing Willie Mays, glad to see it's not being shied away from here.
R.I.P Mr Mays!!!
The greatest center fielder of all time as the first episode of MLB Network's Prime 9 used to say
The perfect gentleman!
Looks great. Not a big baseball fan but I am going to watch.
Willie was my favorite player as a kid in the 50's and stayed my favorite until his retirement. A HOF superstar on the field and a class individual off it! Never be another like him!
Best baseball player in the history of the sport!!!
Must, must see! Can't wait!
Willie Mays is My Real Cousin.. My Great Great Grandmother is Janie Ruth Mays.. His Real Cousin..
This is great
Great documentary! What a legend!
He missed 266 games in the prime of his career due to military service. Had he played those games, he would’ve been the first to pass Ruth on the all time home run list.
RIP Willy Mays
THE GOAT. That’s all I have to say!
RIP to a true legend 💔💔😭😭
This was excellent ⚾⚾⚾
1:55 While speaking, Willie looked like an ancient, wise, impish, oldster baseball savant, a baseball Yoda, who thru his eyes, knows more about baseball and life, than he's actually telling us. I just love the stare....
Comedian Freddy Lewis used to argue with his dad about who was better: Mays or Aaron. Old man Lewis won the argument in 1974 ...8 years after he died with a Parliament in his hand.
Willie will always be my favourite baseball player and he was spectacular and a model of sharing his talents. My 2nd fav is Roberto Clemente. I mention this because Willie said, while not counting himself in the voting, that he thought Clemente was the most talented performer. I noticed Willie chose a multi-talented player, similar to himself.
Another amazing thing about Mays is that he missed about 266 games in the early 50s due to military service. That’s a tough interruption!
Nice..👍
Fabulous documentary 👍
Arguably the greatest player in baseball history, and if he’s not, he’s in the top 3.
He probably is the greatest player ever. He's the best combination of hitting, speed, and defense in history. He was also great for a really long time.
Mays is not even top ten. He is not in the top 200 lifetime b.a., and finished his career with only 5 mlb records. Many were better.
RIP LEGEND MAN CRAZY THESE BLACK GUYS DIED FIRST ROBINSON THEN HANK AARON AND NOW MAYS RIP THESE LEGENDS MAN
What lol
"Say hey, Willie Mays!", greets God up in His Kingdom🕯
if you're choosing sides of all players and you go first, the first pick is Mays, everything else is debatable
Rest in peace Mr Mays.
Nice doc. A little too much Barry though.
The Greatest of All Time!!!
Get real
@@Grizzlied555explain how he’s not? and don’t give me that “weak competition” BS
Anyone else notice the John Battalgazi art?
RIP😢
The only thing about Willie Mays that was painful to watch was that he just didn't know when to retire.....Mets🤷♀️
When black people talk about their struggles, they should think of Mays and what he and black people went through.
I'm a life long Giants fan and so were my parents. My mothers grandmother was born in 1879 and grew up 3 blocks from the Polo Grounds in Northern Manhattan. She and her brothers practically lived at the Polo Grounds. I saw Willie Mays play plenty of times begining back on April 18 1968 at Shea Stadium in Queens NY. Gaylord Perry vs Don Cardwell. Mays was a great player but "the greatest player of all time" may be overstating it. Considering Ty Cobb, Ruth and Honus Wagner also played baseball and the numbers don't lie. The best Giants manager was John McGraw and he said that Honus Wagner was the best player he ever saw. He never saw Mays play though. I can say the same about Willie Mays. He did everything and he did everything well! He IS the best player that I ever saw period. Of course I never saw the other players in this discussion and there is a political element to this HBO show as there always is with them, make no mistake! That's why I can say that he's probably not the best player ever. FYI, Alvin Dark was the Giants Captain. The last one that they had.
Willie Mays was better than all of them. Willie Mays was a true 5 tool player. Willie Mays did everything as well or better than anyone.
@@movetherunner YOU didn't them all, nor did you see any of other greats that weren't mentioned here. WE don't know that Mays was better at everything having to do with a baseball and we never will. Your's is a statement of "feeling" not fact. A fact is that Ty Cobb out hit Willie Mays by 60 point in batting average. So Mays was a better hitter? You see Joe Jackson? Ever even hear him?
@@karlheinzvonkroemann2217 False, Karl. I can say Mays is the best baseball player of all-time because I've NEVER heard of ANY other ballplayer being referred to as the best 5-tool player, other than Mays.
John Shea: greatest baseball writer of all time!
He didn't even talk to his siblings
What a life what a story
Kevin Costner not narrating?
Missed opportunity
@0:50 the greatest baseball player ever...and willie mays.
Ask Barry Bonds who is the greatest baseball player ever.
I really want to see this!!!
Joe DiMaggio was better
Best ever...no doubt. And he played in terrible Candlestick Park, which stole prolly 50 homers from him....
say hey is New York and willie only won in NY never won in San Fran and came back to New York says a lot