Seems like Harry Caray came straight from the bar to deliver that intro. Lol. A true original! Teams today no longer put such color personalities like Caray on the air.
Popeye waving Cey around was a welcome sight. This was a great summer for me as I was 13 years old and ready to see the Cubs play in the postseason. I had only been watching the Cubs since 1976 but it seemed like forever.
Yeah.. Except.. Sound/picture Slightly out of sync.. And good job in taking out commercials and ruining the possibility of IMAGINING GOING BACK IN TIME to experience it exactly as it happened..
Watched this one a friend's house that had Cubs fever in California. Called my Aunt and Uncle in Chicago after the game. What a crazy and celebratory summer of 1984 in Chicago ....and in San Diego. A fun season for each fan base
Yeah... Except.. Sound/picture Slightly out of sync.. And good job in taking out commercials and ruining the possibility of IMAGINING GOING BACK IN TIME to experience it exactly as it happened..
I'm surprised harry didn't discuss the terrible trades bob kenndy made in chicago.he was the one we cubs fans wanted rid of.finally got our wish too late.too late to keep great players that should've stayed cubs.burt hooton,Bill madlock,Bill buckner,Bruce sutter,Dave kingman,Fergie jenkins.i could go on and on about the terrible legacy of bad trades.
Oh, you should not be upset about the Sandberg trade. We still mourn that loss here in Philly. Then Chi got Moreland, Ruthven, Matthews, Johnstone, Noles, and the list goes on.
It's still bizarre to see all of these ex-Phillies leading The Cubs to the playoffs. The year before, The Big Red Machine led The Phils to The WS with Rose, Morgan & Perez.
@@RazorsEdge1810 I went to school at Girard in N.Philly from 83-88 No one gushed over him. Legend? It would even be a stretch to call Carlton or Schmidt a legend. Maybe you should look up the definition
Sound/picture Slightly out of sync.. And good job in taking out commercials and ruining the possibility of IMAGINING GOING BACK IN TIME to experience it exactly as it happened..
Seems like Harry Caray came straight from the bar to deliver that intro. Lol. A true original! Teams today no longer put such color personalities like Caray on the air.
Agreed, you'll never see anything like this again.
@@retrosportsvision5873 Or Vin Sculley. Or Mel Allen. Or Jack Brickhouse.
And now we have Joe Buck on the major networks 😖
He probably did! 😂
He and Steve were great. I learned a ton about baseball from Steve Stone
Popeye waving Cey around was a welcome sight. This was a great summer for me as I was 13 years old and ready to see the Cubs play in the postseason. I had only been watching the Cubs since 1976 but it seemed like forever.
This is incredible. Was my first game at Wrigley! I was 10!!
That was a fun game. I remember watching on WGN, the entire summer was awesome!!
Yeah..
Except..
Sound/picture
Slightly out of sync..
And good job in taking out commercials and ruining the possibility of
IMAGINING GOING BACK IN TIME
to experience it exactly as it happened..
This is great. I was at that game. The crowd all waited after the game to see the Cubs flag moved to the top.
Watched this one a friend's house that had Cubs fever in California. Called my Aunt and Uncle in Chicago after the game. What a crazy and celebratory summer of 1984 in Chicago ....and in San Diego. A fun season for each fan base
Yeah...
Except..
Sound/picture
Slightly out of sync..
And good job in taking out commercials and ruining the possibility of
IMAGINING GOING BACK IN TIME
to experience it exactly as it happened..
The Cubs took first place with this win that day and never looked back.
Right before the big Mets weekend series
It's mind-blowing seeing the body types of players in the 80's.
The early MJ observation is awesome at 51:35
Jimmy Gs dad too
Amazing!
@@jamesbowman8138 No
@@jamesbowman8138 Garafolo
The games have never been the same without Harry and Steve
Agreed!
I'm surprised harry didn't discuss the terrible trades bob kenndy made in chicago.he was the one we cubs fans wanted rid of.finally got our wish too late.too late to keep great players that should've stayed cubs.burt hooton,Bill madlock,Bill buckner,Bruce sutter,Dave kingman,Fergie jenkins.i could go on and on about the terrible legacy of bad trades.
Buckner was traded to the Red Sox when Dallas Green was the GM.
Kingman, if he stayed in Chicago, he'd be in The HOF. Even Larry Bowa hit two home runs in CHI during 1983...
Oh, you should not be upset about the Sandberg trade. We still mourn that loss here in Philly. Then Chi got Moreland, Ruthven, Matthews, Johnstone, Noles, and the list goes on.
Andre Thornton trade was a killer as well. Got one decent year out of Larry Biittner and nothing out of Steve Renko
I’ve never seen this guy young ever was he born at 80 years old ?
It's still bizarre to see all of these ex-Phillies leading The Cubs to the playoffs. The year before, The Big Red Machine led The Phils to The WS with Rose, Morgan & Perez.
Umpires (5:38)
HP Eric Gregg
1B Dana DeMuth
2B Dutch Rennert
3B Lee Weyer (Crew Chief)
Eric Gregg was brutal, makes Angel Hernandez look good.
Loved dutch
1:52:53... Lee Smith breaks out his change up ⚾
Great lineups!
Good times. Summer of 83 was an amazing period.
Summer of '84.
Multiple choice
Mental deterioration due to:
1)Senility
2)Alzheimer's
3)The contents in the Jab of satans needle
@@jerryfiore5818Summer of 1980
Harry Caray (PBP) & Steve Stone (C) 1-3/7-9
Milo Hamilton (PBP) & Stone (C) 4-6
42:51 Steve Stone & Milo Hamilton
I think you mean:
"Its time to skip to the 7th inning"
1:17:34
GO HARRY🙏🏻
Wasn't 44 Milt Pappas' number, too?
Pappas wore #32 with the Cubs.
Carltons last productive season.
Back when catchers could actually hit a little.
Bob Boone was clutch cargo for The Phils.
Larry Andersen of the Phillies at 1:29:25
And...
So what
What about him ?
@@AMEER-114- He's a legend!
@@RazorsEdge1810
Legend?
for what?
@@AMEER-114- for the Phillies!
@@RazorsEdge1810
I went to school at Girard in N.Philly from 83-88
No one gushed over him.
Legend?
It would even be a stretch to call Carlton or Schmidt a legend.
Maybe you should look up the definition
1:55:33... "Boy oh boy oh boy." Harry! 😆
1:08:20 he was right the first time or MUNro by every local that ever lived there. Go Cubs!
Sound/picture
Slightly out of sync..
And good job in taking out commercials and ruining the possibility of
IMAGINING GOING BACK IN TIME
to experience it exactly as it happened..
worst bunt ever haha but got a break!