It would have been cool to hear some of his strike calls maybe?

Is this a trailer for a documentary about this courageous man or just some facts about him? If there is a documentary on him, does anyone know where I can see it?

Rest in peace, Steve. I enjoyed watching you work a game as much as I enjoyed the game itself.

RIP

Hero

Rest in peace Steve. (October 9, 1949 - May 14, 2017)

I saw a few games that Steve umped, and he always maintained control with class. One night after an A's game, I wandered down to where the buses were, hoping to get a glimpse of some of the Yankees. I saw all these kids around a well dressed fellow. It was Steve signing autographs. Although I didn't care for an autograph, I shook his hand and game him my compliments regarding his professionalism and style. What a gent!

My favorite umpire of all time and a true hero.I modeled my umpiring career after him

It might help if some of the greatest American role-models could keep it in their pants. Sets a wonderful example for kids in the ghetto...

respect for the upload

Never heard of such Hall of Fame, glad 2 learn something new

Please upload the full documentary!

@HorsegirlJenny Thank you soooo much! I'm a horse girl too!!

I'm 44 years old and I grew up watching Fred "Da Hammer" Williamson films and was in awe with each and everyone of them. Specifically, the 70's films during the so-called Black Exploitation Era. I use to think I was him when I was a youngster. Three names jump out at me during the super 70's as the super bad brothers. Fred Williamson, Jim Kelly and Jim Brown. Also was Richard Roundtree and Ron O'Neal.

Thank you! I wish I could ride in the cab too!!!!!

great video i wish i could see that in real life and get a ride in the cab

His contributions were more worthwhile than many understand. This speech shows his never ending consciousness.. He reminds us to fearlessly move forward in righteousness and truth. Strong Brother Man. Thank you postproductiongirl for this. O.G. Keedah

Thanks so much! It was such a thrill!!! There's a little tiny road off Rollins Lake Rd. that takes you right down to an overlook of 'Cape Horn.' I'll be posting some footage of a restored British 1800s steam train that is still in operation in Burma...we rode on it!!!

Sweet! Great "WOOT! WOOT! woot WOOOOT! " sound video! Really wish I had been there at the Long Ravine fill curve. We were pretty close by but had thw wrong idea to shoot the highway overpass shot - FROM THE WRONG TRESTLE MAIN SIDE!

Yes, he is a wonderful wonderful man.

This is my homeboy. Very humble and inspiring. I wished I could have ben there physically, as I was in spirit.

He's my all-time hero too!

Awesome speech, this is really inspiring.

amen!