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Epaddon, I haven't heard Russ Hodges's call of the final out of the 1962 World Series since I watched the game as a 10 year-old kid! Thank you for posting it! Where can I find the TV audio of the complete game? If you have it could you send it to me? Thanks!

These episodes aired the day before I was born. 😊. Too bad there isn’t a daytime lineup like this anymore.

2:28:58 Double play and the Yankees have won the pennant!

Was 21 awaiting my friends to go see Chicago in Rochester NY - my dad yelled out the window that Thurman had crashed and died - could tell in his quivering voice he had been crying - terrible day in history

Doc took a few hard right hands right on heez head .... from Daulton ....

Just realized the current Password with Keke Palmer as host uses the same theme music. Cool!

My Grandmom was devastated when she heard the news, her all time favorite baseball player Thurman Munson. They both shared the same birthdate June 7 1947 . May they both R.I.P. 🌟🌟🙏

A huge key to the Yankees winning this World Series in Game 6 despite losing Game 2 at Home was winning 2 of 3 in Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. If the Yankees didn't win 2 of 3 in Los Angeles even if the Yankees won Game 6 it still would have had to go to Game 7.

Wow I’m so so glad this exists and that I found it

Foul play

great post and great timing!...were you saving this for the 20 year mark? when Jeter made that catch and it led to a Yankees win, it seemed the curse would prevail forever...little did we know what was to come.

I was at that Mets game when the message came up. The Yankees were never the same after that, and truly never had a catcher for ten years until they acquired Matt Nokes. When Thurman died, it felt like the heart and soul of the Yankees had gone down with plane too.

4:20:32 The Dive

Wow, keep these broadcasts coming!! Especially the John Sterling era!! These are priceless! Especially in the winter time!

three weeks before my 18th birthday. I stopped my motorcycle on my front lawn and weeped. Had a small transistor radio with an earpiece I carried while riding the dirt bike. My friend came to comfort me. It was quite a shock to hear of my favorite player die in this manner. A shame.

Mom's Birthday July 1st

Organist-Toby Wright. He was the Islanders original Organist from 1972-76. He did both the Rangers and Islanders at the same time.

Errily similar to what happened to Cory Lidle.

This was a Giants home game... 22k were at Patriots-Redskins two weeks prior

Ed really knows how to laugh.

A few year later, in 1982, the Yanks botched the 1B situation so badly (trading away a young Fred McGriff in a package for a used-up John Mayberry) that they ended up playing Dave Collins at 1st. Collins was 5'9"…allegedly. Graig Nettles could barely see him over the crown of the infield. (Mattingly was up by the end of 1983, thankfully.)

do you have the original video link?

One of if not the best Carnac.

3:59:55 The Comeback begins

I would have never announced this till after the game... you knew the reaction would be one of dis belief and sadness to flash this type of news during the game was wrong

Hey that was just fun good times!

Wonderful interview! Thanks for posting! ❤

Nettles may not be a hall of fames but he was clutch and a gold glove third baseman

78 Yankees great pitching, contact hitting, great defense, power when needed missing from 2024 team power yes, defense no

KC had a few crybabies in that series

What I (or some other clever person) need to do is cut this into the unabridged TBS broadcast, so we have as much Kiner/McCarver/Zabriskie as possible, and only need to endure Skip Caray and co. to fill in the gaps. Still not as good as having the full WOR available but would satisfy the goals of completeness and Mets-ness as well as can be..

I seriously doubt anything Dorothy wrote caused that much harm to Paar. He brought it on himself by whining.

Paar was a communist supporter.

0:39, where was Bill looking at the clock?

Only time I heard my grandfather curse.

This was terrible I was only 6 and didn’t quite understand but my mom who was pregnant with my youngest brother just days before his birth. Was outside crying and I asked why and she just cried more and she wasn’t even a Yankee fan (cardinals) very sad day indeed

Lifetime Yankees fan. But man, these guys were great. WOR channel 9. Mets and the Million Dollar Movie. Where did that all go?

I've been a NYR fan since 1976, and when Steve Somers hit the airwaves on the FAN he became my hockey therapy and keep me from jumping off the ledge for every bitter pill and NYR loss.. The N.Y. Icelanders TAKE THAT ! The Schmooze Rocks ! NYR's In 7.🏒

Such memories

I was at that Mets Phils doubleheader. I’ll never forget that bulletin and how shocked we all were at the game.

That's exactly how I heard the news. We were getting a cookout ready in our backyard. They must have been playing a twinight doubleheader to be playing at that time. Back then about a third of their schedule was not televised. Games on cable hadn't really gotten going yet. We didn't have cable anyway. They only had 3 announcers who worked a rotation system, so the fact that two were on the radio indicates it was not televised. What a shocker. So sad. He wanted to be able to fly back to Ohio and see his family on off days.

If I remember, part of this set was used on the BREAK THE BANK pilot, seen in the intros.

OMG, aired the same exact day that Tobey Maguire was born! (And to top it off I’m posting this comment on the same day of the year in 2024! Therefore happy 49th birthday to Tobey and happy 49th anniversary to this episode!👍)

LOVE THIS!!! I was 8, and this is the first game I truly remember attending. Yankees won 5-4.

Funny how the mission to Mars is at the Magic Kingdom and then years later it's at Epcot center. Going over the speedway you don't hear hi everyone this is Mr Johnson. In his space copter

The more I listen to Scooter, the more I think that Mad Dog Russo made his career doing nothing more than a Phil Rizzuto impression.

I was at the game with my late father. The memories. We use to go all the time, actually we were actually at the August 26, 1978 game vs the A's, Picture Album night!

you know MLB had lost it's way when I'd rather watch this than what's going on these days

"Thurman Munson was just killed when, there's a base hit up the middle by Luzinski"

Steinbrenner talks about bringing young players along who weren't eligible at 16:48. That referred to Jeter who traveled with the team despite not being eligible and it turned out to be a learning experience for him.