Braves screwed up trading Jermaine Dye. What a great player he turned out to be.

No pitcher on the planet fielded his position better than Greg Maddux. He might not have looked athletic, but he had unbelievable reflexes and lightning quick hands. He would've made a great doubles player in tennis.

The tomahawk chop sounded loud that night.

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I forgot Gary Carter and Bob Ojeda played on the Dodgers in 1991. They, along with Darryl Strawberry, in 1986, were on the Mets team that tore my guts out as a 9-year-old kid from south of Boston in that 1986 World Series. I feel a little more joy now remembering that they experienced this misery in LA in 1991.

If this was the Sunday game, I am pretty sure I taped this one on VHS so i could watch it when I got back from bowling. The tape ran out and I only got the first inning :(

Thank you this! I saw Beetlejuice 2 tonight and left the theater with feces in my mouth

Key Plays: 14:20 KC: Birden 22-yd rec TD from Bono 25:25 MIA: Parmalee 10-yd rec TD from Marino 34:30 KC: Allen 20-yd rec from Bono 36:00 KC: Allen 3-yd rush TD 40:20 MIA: Saxon 25-yd rec from Marino 46:15 MIA: Parmalee 22-yd rec from Marino 47:40 MIA: Fryar 4-yd rec TD from Marino 1:01:50 MIA: Vincent 21-yd INT ret 1:21:40 MIA: Marino 4-yd rush TD 1:26:55 MIA: Atkins 18-yd INT ret, lateral to Vincent for a 58-yd ret TD 1:29:50 KC: Vaughn 91-yd kick ret TD 1:36:55 MIA: Parmalee 47-yd rush TD 1:49:15 MIA: McDuffie 21-yd rec from Marino 1:51:50 MIA: Craver 28-yd rec from Marino 2:08:50 KC: Davis 15-yd rec TD from Bono 2:12:50 MIA: Braxton 34-yd kick ret 2:14:00 MIA: Spikes 1-yd rush TD Key Stats: KC: Steve Bono 33/55 pass, 314 yds, 2 TD, 3 INT Kimble Anders 3 car, 22 yds Greg Hill 2 car, 22 yds Marcus Allen 7 car, 19 rush yds, 1 TD, 5 rec, 49 rec yds J.J. Birden 10 rec (13 targets), 131 yds, 1 TD MIA: Dan Marino 21/30 pass, 241 yds, 2 TD Bernie Parmalee 19 car, 127 rush yds, 1 TD, 2 rec, 32 rec yds, 1 TD O.J. McDuffie 5 rec, 66 yds Troy Vincent 1 INT, 1 TD

1994, the year that wasn’t.

Both Dodgers and Giants must have been happy after the 1993 season when the Braves were moved to the NL East during the 1994 MLB realignment Back in the early 90s the trend was for the California NL West teams to tear each other apart giving the Braves the division. Giants messing with Dodgers chances in 1991 and Dodgers returning the favour in 1993.

I love the Crime Dog. Saw him at a Gwinnett Braves game a few years ago and got a ball signed by him.

18:39 Is that Torre?

Tremendous! I enjoyed every second.

My first year as a Dolfan. I’ll never forget watching this my grandpa. Thanks for posting.

Was this the 19-5 game?

Miss Skip and Don calling the game

Baseball was SO much better before all the expanded playoffs

I had forgot about Jordan playing with the Cqrds. And the Falcons.

love the old braves games

His foot WAS OUT OF BOUNDS

Don't we have the technology yet to clone Dan Marino in this game to the 24 Miami Dolphins

What’s wild is the Braves lost 9 games in a row after this

Tony Gwynn rules! 💯 **I am a Phillies fan

LaRussa's biggest mistake was pitching Stottlemyere on short rest. He should have started Alan Benes this game and had Stottlemyere ready for Game 6 if necessary well rested.

This is that real when sports was good

B1点目26:53〜 B2点目1:00:22〜 C1点目1:46:20〜 B3点目1:54:20〜

my favorite all time braves broadcasters. they made the game enjoyable to watch

We're too far out in the sticks to get cable, so early 95 was when we first got DirecTV on satellite. I watched almost every Braves game in 95. They had the starting rotation (Maddux, Glavine, Smoltz, Avery), the bullpen (McMichael, Pena, Wohlers, Stanton), the bomb squad (McGriff, Lopez, Justice, Klesko, Chipper), the guys who could hit for average and move runners over (Lemke, Grissom, Blauser), the bench (Mordecai, Smith, Devereux, O'Brien, Kelly). I don't think I went to bed early that whole summer except on off nights.

We should've won the World series in 91, won in 95, and 96. 92 and 99 we weren't as good, but we should've won those 2 for a total of 3 in the 90s

Post season Braves in 91 & 92 was prime time baseball! Back when ML baseball was great!

In this series, the Braves went 26 consecutive scoreless innings until the 9th inning of this game, while the Pirates went scoreless for the last 22 innings of the series. Even with the way pitching is dominating MLB nowadays I doubt we will see anything like this again anytime soon.

YEPPER DEFINITELY MISS FULTON COUNTY STADIUM. I HAVE BEEN A BRAVES FAN FOR 54 YEARS. T B S WAS GREAT.

wish we had the money to keep him or Mark Texiera

Case anyone is wondering the date of this game is AUGUST 14 2003

Brown was on the 1991 Twins team that beat the Braves in that classic World Series - primarily was a pinch-runner on that team

the safety lost game (should have never happened as fumble on 1/2 yard line should have been a touchback). Up 21-6. had the ball.....no 2 point conversions back then. safety, free punt then td and its 21-15

The fumble in the 3rd quarter should have placed the ball at the 20, but the refs made another bad, of many, calls in this game. Pathertic second half.

The 95 chiefs team was actually better regular season, than the 94 and 93 season..

One of my favorite baseball games I've watched . Just beautiful and intense

The 1993 season was so magical and fun for us Braves fans…Wish it would have ended with a WS ring but 🤷🏾‍♂️

It’s funny a few years later, and you would never walk someone to get to Bonds.

I became an Atlanta Braves fan in 1982 (when I was 10 years old). My brother and I were given a hand me down push-button channel 2-13 13 inch television. The Braves were on TBS (channel 8) where I was raised in Arkansas. After some good teams in 82-83...The Braves suffered some lean years from 1984-1990. My friends made fun of me (many of them were Cardinals fans) for sticking with a 'loser'. However, I kept following them (Baseball America and The Sporting News helped keep me informed on their rebuild efforts via The Draft and Minor League System). 1991 was an amazing up and down/emotional season. Back and forth battle with The Dodgers. Then winning Games 6 and 7 against The Pirates with shutouts in both games in Pittsburgh. The Braves fought Minnesota tooth and nail for 7 games. They just couldnt get that clutch hit when needed (especially in Game 7). Still I look back on 1991 as a fond year. I'll never forget that comeback against The Reds when The Braves were down 6-0 after 1 inning late in that season.

2:37:51

Look it’s bo nix’s first senior year 🤣

I miss the home run music being blared through tv speakers as well. What they do at Truist now is a joke

So sad that JR Richard’s career ended this season. If he was able to continue his career, the Astros easily win this division and likely beat the Phillies in the NLCS (probably the most competitive playoff series in mlb history).

always love rewatching older Braves game. So much nostalgia and really started getting into baseball around 1999 and been watching ever since

1:22:34 Marino runs it in “Kaboom kaboom”! 😂

I was at the cinema that day watching Suburban Commando. Glad I missed all this, and glad I saw the Twins beat the Braves. Also glad I never heard Jack Buck again after

How’s hell treating you Jack Buck? Your son will join you down there someday…hopefully soon.