where's the rest of it? it's missing the best part. saw this years ago on TV, it was the Royal Gala performance sometime in the 1980's. I had a VHS tape which pretty much picks up where this leaves off. I say HAD, and nothing to play it on even if I still had it.

Love the bar-league softball scoot Hawk does in the box

Gato at 1st, Jeff Huson at second (I think), and Spike Owen at short. Timmy Rock in left. That's about all I could I.D.

Tim Raines...Leon Durham..Pedro Guerrero..names mentioned in this game...Cocaine is a Hella of a drug

i love don zimmer

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This was great.

Zim calling Perez an F-ing clown was epic! 😂

I’m honestly kinda surprised that a brawl didn’t break out because of this

I used to watch this show. It was fun to see The contestants compete for prizes. And cheer on your favorites.😊

I still love this show.😊

Nice to see Old "El Cabello" Andres Gallarga ..He was a Real Man ..Dont make em like that anymore.

Where is the final part, where the winner is officially announced?

Exelente👍

If Puttin' on the Hits was still around today, who do you think would make good judges?

Whatever happened to the very last segment, and was the act performed from start to finish?

Robin McLaurin Williams (Chicago, Illinois, 21 de julio de 1951-Paradise Cay, California, 11 de agosto de 2014)​ fue un comediante, actor y actor de voz estadounidense.

RIP Robin Williams RIP John Ritter

I use to love this show. ❤❤❤

Where’s Harry?

I LOVE how Zimmer was ‘mic’ed’ up in the dugout…pure greatness.

Best performance ever.

Damn you Baby Ruth

Perez got lost in his home city going to the ballpark in Atlanta

Today, well 6 days ago, heaven just became more beautiful, happier, and funnier. Imagine: 1. Pee Wee Herman 2. Robin Williams 3. John Ritter 4. Gilbert Godfrey 5. Chris Farley 6. John Candy 7. Jim Henson ….so many treasures. Let’s all try to be humans and love and make each other smile, not brahs!! Love you all

Get a sixth grader to do your editing

Perez was a nutjob but entertaining! 😂

The guy that got the ball at 11:33 is probably 26 years old.

I was a teenager during Pascual's heyday .... and I used to call him Pascual 'Bean' Perez .... one, because he was so doggone skinny and string-bean like, and second, because he was a bean-ball artist ....

They had to mention Pedro Guererro. Every time I hear his name, I think back to when the Dodgers pulled him from the OF to be their man at 3B. He was terrible. In an interview, he was asked what he would be thinking down there at the hot corner. "Dear God, please, don't let him hit the ball to me," he responded. What's the second thing you think? Putting his 2B teammate on blast for his shoddy defense, Guererro said, "Dear God, please don't let him hit the ball to Sax." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

He looked like he felt so comfortable in front of those hundreds of people

DAT curl Earl! Lol

El gato venezolano Andres galarraga jugando en 1ra Base por los expos

I've NEVER forgot this part of the show bro! BEST memories.✨

Unfortunately for kids, this is the future.

Baby Ruth, the best American chocolate bar

Seeing both John Ritter & Robin Williams makes me sad. They died tragically.😢

I notice how thin these players were back in the days, pre steroid era.

Doug!!! 😃😃😃😃😃😃

I guess Zimmer can use some of those words on television, but you can't throw baseballs at umpires. I've said it over and over again...

Saw Walton trying to revive his career at a single A game in Lancaster, CA several years ago. Sad.

Si Basebol, Vo NHL. - Pal, Rat. #R

Perez Was A Joke. He Pitched For The Braves & Couldn't Find His Way To The Ball Park. Died A Thug. Good Bye Clown

It’s Jermaine Jackson

Yeahhhs I remember that Whitney commercial!!

I miss the Cubs, on WGN.

I remember watching this and thinking, “Well he's just handed every comic in London a lesson in how to do it properly.”

This lived in my memory FOREVER. Glad to see it again.

80s was just the best

I lkike this show