@@Shinobi33 Who said I was a Red Sox fan? Im a WHITE Sox fan. Any moron couldve gone to the World Series with the teams he managed. The problem was, once he got there, he didnt WIN many World Series. His strategy is very questionable and frustrating to watch and understand.
@@maverick1956hk oh I thought read Red Sox. Listen he's won 3 titles with 2 different teams. Just getting to the World Series is an honor. Jim Leyland won one just one title with my fish and he's a legend. Point is shit happens. And then you'll have some crappy manager win a title and never have a winning season again much less another championship. Dude is legit.
This was the 2nd time Howard announced the tragic death of someone while a game was going on,and,in both Lou Dimuro's and the first death that Howard announced live on air,John Lennon's,during a Monday Night Game in 1980,they succumbed to their injuries in a hospital a while later after having suffered their fatal injuries at around 11 p.m. in each of their timezones(Lennon died at around 11:15 p.m. at Roosevelt Hospital in New York City,and Dimuro died at Arlington Memorial Hospital from the innuries he obtained after his collision with a car walking across a street).I would think the odds that any other sportcaster has done the same would be incredibly low.
As an A’s fan growing up in the East Bay in the early ‘80s, I always thought it was cool the way Dwayne Murphy would wear his cap just lightly sitting on top of his head, as opposed to fitting snugly. If I remember correctly, the reason why he wore it that way was cuz he WANTED it to come off when he’d go chasing after a fly ball, just like what happened when Steve Kemp hit that long fly to center in the first inning. I’m not sure if he wanted it to come off so that he could see the ball better, or if it was just for style points, but whatever the case, the way he wore his cap and the way it would go flying off, that was Dwayne Murphy’s signature look.
He was a great fielder. I saw him mack a shoestring catch fully extended in front comming in. The hardest ball to judge from CF. He caught it right off the turf. Amazing fielder.
Funny to see the Intellivision commercial I was working as a repair technician for the Intellivision game when this was recorded. I got fired around a month later because I refused to work overtime. We had to work from 7am to 630pm and come in on Saturday for 8 hours. I didn't want to ruin my summer by just working so I missed a Saturday and when I came in on Monday they fired me. I was making $8.25 per hour which was pretty good money back then.
That’s a cool story. Also, Intellivision had a lotta nerve saying that their game was better than Asteroids! Lol. I don’t care if it was two-dimensional...Asteroids was great.
Awesome, Keith Jackson, Howard Cossel , Bob Uecker, Rickey Henderson, Harold Baines, Carlton Fisk, Billy Martin, Tony Lo, Monday Night Baseball ⚾️, GREAT GAME!!! 1982 really wasn’t that great a year for me in Chicago; but I’ll gladly take the 80’s back over this crap we live now in 2022-2023!!! ABSOLUTELY!!
6-7-1982 (ABC MNB) A's at White Sox - Keith Jackson (PBP), Howard Cosell & Bob Uecker (C) 6-7-1982 (ABC MNB) Cardinals at Expos - Al Michaels (PBP) & Steve Stone (C)
The beauty of this is the game was broadcast with announcers who behaved like gentlemen, had their own unique perspective and personality, seemed like they had done their own research and reporting Today the announcers are all just stale, carbon copies, and indistinguishable from each other.
Probably the tail end of the run off of "Billy ball", as they would go on to have a losing season of 94 games. But it's only fitting that they were featured in the season premier of ABC's Monday Night Baseball. Dont think they got another appearance for the rest of the season except for maybe a backup game or two but I do know ABC interrupted one of their preseason football broadcasts to show Henderson break the stolen base record. White Sox would be on MNB a few times during these coupe years. A game about a month later where Steve Stone did color along with b(I think) Don Drysdale where Milwaukee buried them at Comiskey. They also had a memorable win in Kansas City on the season finally of MNB in 1983 where they'd go on and win the division. I think Greg Luzinski had a home run that game.
Classic MLB1 do you have 6/13/80 NBC game of the week Oakland A's vs New York Yankees Rick Langford complete game but loses it on a Bobby Murcer 2 run homer in the top of the 9th.
Steve Kemp was a really good player with the Tigers and the 1 year with the Whitesox in 1982. Then Kemp came to the Yankees in 1983 and was terrible. Look at Kemps's numbers with the Tigers and Whitesox, then the Yankees. www.baseball-reference.com/players/k/kempst01.shtml
Old stadiums way past their usefully look at Fenway and Wrigley field no room for players to catch foul balls fans right on top of the players and those concrete things blocking your view if you have any of the game 😜🎯
Rickey being Rickey was the most exciting show I've seen in 50 years of watching MLB.
Tony LaRussa is the White Sox manager, 1982. And now again in 2021. Amazing.
Yeah, probably the most overrated manager in the history of the MLB.
And Im a diehard Sox fan.
I thought he was a joke in the ‘80’s.
@@maverick1956hk really? But his teams just keep going to the World Series. Yea you're a Red Sox fan alright
@@Shinobi33
Who said I was a Red Sox fan?
Im a WHITE Sox fan. Any moron couldve gone to the World Series with the teams he managed. The problem was, once he got there, he didnt WIN many World Series. His strategy is very questionable and frustrating to watch and understand.
@@maverick1956hk oh I thought read Red Sox. Listen he's won 3 titles with 2 different teams. Just getting to the World Series is an honor. Jim Leyland won one just one title with my fish and he's a legend. Point is shit happens. And then you'll have some crappy manager win a title and never have a winning season again much less another championship. Dude is legit.
@@Shinobi33
I agree with that, but experience Tony LaRussa throughout an entire season and You’ll understand what Im talking about.
A 1982 Rickey Henderson game, so rare, priceless. Thanks a million for uploading this!
welcome!
Good stuff indeed
Yes Rickey being Rickey was a must watch.
Old Comiskey Park games AND Bob Uecker! Thank you, more please!
Nice to see this beautiful old park in all its glory again.
One of my favorite A's uniforms.
Matching green cleats
Yup, I loved the block "OAKLAND" lettering. These were the unis when I first became an A's fan.
@@manuginobilisbaldspot424 Same here. My dad gave me one to wear as a kid back in the day. Also the Home Uniforms were pretty sweet that year also.
What’s interesting, is that this was the only season they wore them. It was right back to the bright green & bright gold in 1983.
@@YESJesusisLord100 Did it say Oakland or A's
Oh my God!!! A White Sox game!!
Awesome! Thanks for the upload. Love me some games at Comiskey
Old Comiskey Park.
@@Clywoo77 there is only one ....
Wish Comiskey was still around!
I'll never forgive them for destroying it.
i love seeing the old commercials
ABC didn’t broadcast many games during the season but they were all very well done. Great memories....
Keep them coming!
Amazing how it seems like such a simpler, better time!!!
It was
Nostalgia is a helluva drug
I could watch these all weekend-long. Thank you, sir! SF Giant fan!
Of all the channels that broadcast baseball, ABC's coverage was my favorite
Keith Jackson, Bob Uecker (in his last season at ABC Sports) and Howard Cosell calling this game.
2:03:58 - Cardinals and Expos with Al Michaels
This was the 2nd time Howard announced the tragic death of someone while a game was going on,and,in both Lou Dimuro's and the first death that Howard announced live on air,John Lennon's,during a Monday Night Game in 1980,they succumbed to their injuries in a hospital a while later after having suffered their fatal injuries at around 11 p.m. in each of their timezones(Lennon died at around 11:15 p.m. at Roosevelt Hospital in New York City,and Dimuro died at Arlington Memorial Hospital from the innuries he obtained after his collision with a car walking across a street).I would think the odds that any other sportcaster has done the same would be incredibly low.
As an A’s fan growing up in the East Bay in the early ‘80s, I always thought it was cool the way Dwayne Murphy would wear his cap just lightly sitting on top of his head, as opposed to fitting snugly. If I remember correctly, the reason why he wore it that way was cuz he WANTED it to come off when he’d go chasing after a fly ball, just like what happened when Steve Kemp hit that long fly to center in the first inning. I’m not sure if he wanted it to come off so that he could see the ball better, or if it was just for style points, but whatever the case, the way he wore his cap and the way it would go flying off, that was Dwayne Murphy’s signature look.
He was a great fielder. I saw him mack a shoestring catch fully extended in front comming in. The hardest ball to judge from CF. He caught it right off the turf. Amazing fielder.
Funny to see the Intellivision commercial I was working as a repair technician for the Intellivision game when this was recorded.
I got fired around a month later because I refused to work overtime. We had to work from 7am to 630pm and come in on Saturday for 8 hours. I didn't want to ruin my summer by just working so I missed a Saturday and when I came in on Monday they fired me. I was making $8.25 per hour which was pretty good money back then.
That’s a cool story. Also, Intellivision had a lotta nerve saying that their game was better than Asteroids! Lol. I don’t care if it was two-dimensional...Asteroids was great.
Cousin Eddie had asteroids. So bad he couldn’t stand to sit on the toilet sometimes
Again, just awesome! Thanks so much!
Good post! Love the MNB ABC games...Keith Don and Howard!
Thank you Eva. Love the old ABC games too
Do you mean Bob?
@@Clywoo77 Or Warner "Mr. Commissioner, when is DC going get a team?" Wolf?
This was on WLS-TV Channel 7 in Chicago. KGO-TV Channel 7 in San Francisco. At old Comskey Park.
Rare appearance for the A's on MNB.
back when baseball had some history to sell.
Thank you.
I thought that was Uecker's voice! Love these "old" games!
This game did NOT air live on the west coast. The recorded earlier this evening gives it away
Awesome, Keith Jackson, Howard Cossel , Bob Uecker, Rickey Henderson, Harold Baines, Carlton Fisk, Billy Martin, Tony Lo, Monday Night Baseball ⚾️, GREAT GAME!!!
1982 really wasn’t that great a year for me in Chicago; but I’ll gladly take the 80’s back over this crap we live now in 2022-2023!!!
ABSOLUTELY!!
Old comiskey Chicago white Sox! thanks I grew up in comiskey also! More white sox games please.
Steve Trout played for both Chgo teams
With that easy, no drama delivery,
I wonder if Rick Langford could have developed a knuckleball.
2:08:56 Carlton Fisk two-run homer to cut lead to 5-2
2:48:36 Carlton Fisk solo homer to tie game at 5-5
You spelled Fisk wrong.
@@Clywoo77 Fixed!
@@Milordvega Thanks.
In the 1981 season Billy Martin had is A's rolling, they eventually lost to the Yankees in the ALCS, he was a top manager in his day.
Must be from the West Coast with the recorded earlier this evening.
Grew up in that park!
I was born in '82 and Ricky Henderson had been playing since '79 by the time he retired in 2003 I was 21. That's insane
He may be the most underrated player of all time.
Great era of mlb.
I can imagine that u have Cardinals at Expos ABC MNB 6-7-1982
do You have any Yankees ABC Monday Night Baseball Games?
Got any more braves games?
You didn't capitalize Braves.
6-7-1982 (ABC MNB) A's at White Sox - Keith Jackson (PBP), Howard Cosell & Bob Uecker (C)
6-7-1982 (ABC MNB) Cardinals at Expos - Al Michaels (PBP) & Steve Stone (C)
Up load Monday night Yankee games from the early. 80 s love to see that if you have thanks
The beauty of this is the game was broadcast with announcers who behaved like gentlemen, had their own unique perspective and personality, seemed like they had done their own research and reporting Today the announcers are all just stale, carbon copies, and indistinguishable from each other.
@Blacksand459 CHEAP, it’s across the board, build cheap sell high.
Nothing in 2022 is worth the price, it’s all fake cheap garbage.
Cosell?
Prince's 24th birthday the night of this game!
He was probally touring Europe on a small scale
Probably the tail end of the run off of "Billy ball", as they would go on to have a losing season of 94 games. But it's only fitting that they were featured in the season premier of ABC's Monday Night Baseball. Dont think they got another appearance for the rest of the season except for maybe a backup game or two but I do know ABC interrupted one of their preseason football broadcasts to show Henderson break the stolen base record. White Sox would be on MNB a few times during these coupe years. A game about a month later where Steve Stone did color along with b(I think) Don Drysdale where Milwaukee buried them at Comiskey. They also had a memorable win in Kansas City on the season finally of MNB in 1983 where they'd go on and win the division. I think Greg Luzinski had a home run that game.
Do you have any 1984 Padres games? Ty
Let's Go White Sox
With commercials! a great time capsule
Yes indeed!
Find some more mets game.... Even this nbc and abc games
PBP: Keith Jackson
Loved this man's voice and style....oh Nellie!!
Analysts: Bob Uecker and Howard Cosell
Classic MLB1....do you have the 7/24/83 New York Yankees vs Texas Rangers Monday Night Baseball Telecast?
I wish! Sorry, doesn't exist out there (at least yet)
Classic MLB1 do you have 6/13/80 NBC game of the week Oakland A's vs New York Yankees Rick Langford complete game but loses it on a Bobby Murcer 2 run homer in the top of the 9th.
Do you mean N.Y.?
@@Clywoo77 Fixed it my apologies
@@ronvorpe4048 We are cool.
I turned 1 👶years old that year
😊❤👍👍
Its been a hot muggy day in Chicago.1:03 But Keith Jackson still wearing an ABC Sports yellow suitcoat.🙄
It was the required uniform for on air talent.
@@jasonrfoss248 Yeah. I suppose wearing a dress shirt and tie back in hot weather was too much to ask back then! 😁
Probably came off as soon as they were off-camera.
What's with the ballboy sitting directly behind the plate ?!?
I know Britt Burns, LaMarr Hoyt, Richard Dotson, & Steve Trout was the rotation ...can't remember the 5th starter ....Jerry Koosman??
Dennis Lamp for much of the season.
Clyde Norwood Jr. wants to let you know that you misspelled Hoyt and Koosman.
@@Clywoo77 already took care of it for you.
@@JohnJohn-gs8md Really? It's still messed up.
My bad ..I'm just gonna go ahead & cancel myself ...I'm fired
7 years later LaRussa and Rickey get a World Championship
And...31 years after that, LaRussa back managing the White Sox.
Those announcers complaining about Ricky’s headfirst slide lol
When a player gets cletes ground in their hand from a 2nd baseman turning a double play, well then ....
Steve Kemp was a really good player with the Tigers and the 1 year with the Whitesox in 1982.
Then Kemp came to the Yankees in 1983 and was terrible. Look at Kemps's numbers with the Tigers and Whitesox, then the Yankees.
www.baseball-reference.com/players/k/kempst01.shtml
Do you mean White Sox?
You spelled Kemp's wrong.
The Yankees really made some bad free agent signings in the early to mid 80's.
i was 2 years old if that .
Baines hitting 6 and Fisk hitting 7th, WTF
How is there 3 dislikes?
Scubber fans.
Old stadiums way past their usefully look at Fenway and Wrigley field no room for players to catch foul balls fans right on top of the players and those concrete things blocking your view if you have any of the game 😜🎯