Tony La Russa on the 1989 World Series Earthquake | Undeniable with Joe Buck

Legendary MLB manager Tony La Russa talks about the day that stopped baseball, the 1989 earthquake that interrupted the World Series.
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[@theFORCEismyallie]

My foster dad, my brother and I were on our way to Candlestick Park to see the World Series. We were five cars behind the part of the bridge that fell. It was traumatic. I still can't cross any bridges without having extreme anxiety and panic attacks.

[@andrewheitmeyer9945]

My fav team of all time. Back when ownership cared. RIP Walter Haas, the man made Oakland top 10 in payroll and attendance.

[@TheArtOfDean]

R.I.P. Tony Phillips. Not sure when this interview took place, but La Russa now works in the White Sox front office.

[@stevenguevara2184]

The A’s pharmacist got The MVP

[@cliffordyamasaki6169]

Habitual drunk driver,managed three ws and won one game.asterick 89 series.loved his luzinsky playoff talk.only one step ahead of his fellow loser bake.ruined many a pitcher from overwork,him and duncan.managed one of the biggest cheaters in mlb.

[@prmaninla]

You sound very stable.

[@toddm9501]

I'll bet he was more confused when he was pulled over and tried to recite the alphabet. The internet is forever.

[@aaronstark5060]

Dammit, you beat me to it! 😂