I fucking love this.

At 9 oh 7 on September 24 the Mets are champion of Eastern division national league.....Joe Torre made last out grounding into double play

Ernie and Paul were the best. I can't count how many times I listened to them on the radio when I was young.

I have insomnia at times, and on those nights i always listen to an old MLB game and man I love it and by the 4th inning I'm sound a sleep, THANK YOU for the awesome games!

54:58 Rick Monday guns down Petrocelli at second

Monte Moore was truly, truly great

Was Ted drunk when he took the liberty of getting on the air in the booth? Lol

The GOAT Tom Seaver

Love this! But why is the audio just a bit fast? Harry had such a melodic tone. It's a shame that this one loses a bit of his euphonious voice

I'm a die-hard Cub fan but I enjoy listening to classic WMAQ games with Lorn Brown!

There was never in MLB history a guy who was more consistent then Stan the Man what a hitter he was

Rick Waits (SP here for the Indians) defeated the Yankees in the last game of that 1978 regular season, forcing the memorable one game playoff against the Red Sox

Grew up in West Bloomfield MI listening to Earnie and Paul on the radio. Would lay in the backyard with a transitor radio. 😂😂

The Dick Selma incident that’s referenced throughout the game is documented in a Hardball Times article of December 13, 2013. Lindsey Nelson’s account at 2:18:30 is quite entertaining. Of course, Lindsey was ALWAYS entertaining.

Thank you for putting up an old Orioles game, i love my birds.

Vin’s call of the Charlie Manuel moment at 1:30:00 is a classic Scully call. Love it! I could listen to a thousand of these games.

Deron Johnson.

Durocher ran that Cub All-Star team into the dust those 5 years.......

What a treat! Thanks for your efforts. Wonder how this original recording was made?

I have no idea what is going on

The best

Harry Kalas (PBP) & Rich Ashburn (C) 1-3/ Ashburn (PBP)

Can’t top a summer day listening to Harry n Richie.

thank you

Can You Upload 1990's Atlanta Braves Radio Calls Classic MLB Radio Broadcasts

I’d long forgotten that Wheeler announced games thru a helium tank. ❤

Go Bucs!

This was a tough game travel wise for both teams. They had played a day game(1 PM PT) the day before due to a Tuesday night rainout and had to fly across three time zones to play a 1 PM ET game on Saturday

I know I'm late with this comment, but it's intended only nobly. To the person or folks who post this, I do appreciate your effort; *however* , you chronically have audio that is just pitched too low and too slow. I know what Mel Allen's voice sounded like. I also know, intimately, what Rizzuto's voice sounded like. Your audio is not pitched high enough or you're getting original recordings that are played too slowly. With the audio correction available to most people who care enough to post this kind of thing, I wish you'd fix it.

1:37:21 to 1:39:21 the Dodgers clinch the NL West as the Reds lose in San Diego.

Around the time there is a pinch hitter 3/4 in, a loud fan can be heard (on good headphones) heckling Phil Rizzuto! He says a few times “Rizzuto: you’re a ‘huckleberry’!”

My gosh, that's an awfully thin starting lineup for the Pale Hose!

The recording quality is incredible! Thank you for this!

Poor curt left before 67

Do you have any more Vince Scully games?

Tim McCarver catching game #1

Umpires HP Ed Vargo (Crew Chief) 1B Charlie Williams 2B Terry Tata 3B Paul Pryor

Andy Musser with Rich Ashburn (to open) Harry Kalas (PBP) & Ashburn (C) 1-2/8-9 Musser (PBP) & Ashburn (C) 3-4/7 Ashburn (PBP) 5-6

Can we get some more 1980 thru 1986 LCS and World Series games?

R.I.P. Harry Kalas

What great times

10:35 for those ignorant to think this is a new thing. 😢

Yanks loe to.redsox on 10th anniversary of babe Ruth's death...

While watching the bananas turn yellow. Nice to hear this history. Sleeping by a hot radiator on cold cloudy day.

An excellent broadcast. Very entertaining

Both of my sisters had the NL in the run pool's 6th inning.

There is a game on youtube where Nuxhall was pitching, forget who it was against. Interesting that I think even in this season when the Dodgers were off to the World Series to lose to Frank Robinson and the Orioles, and the Reds were trying to recover from the loss of Frank - there was still a healthy rivalry with the Dodgers, and Claude mentions that Koufax had lost to the Red several times. The day after this one, Koufax got his 22nd win and Nux lost, nearing the end of his pitching career. The Reds turned over quite a bit but... two guys on this 66 team were on the BRM championship teams of 75-76, Pete Rose and Tony Perez. I got to meet Lou Johnson many years later - he was working for the Dodgers front office then - and he and I talked about the rivalry between the Reds and Dodgers, probably second only to the Giants and Dodgers. Messing up the divisions in 94 broke up that rivalry. Too bad, because the Cincinnati crowds would come out to see the Dodgers. I went to several midsummer doubleheaders at Riverfront. Even if neither team was in contention - although almost always both were in the 1970s - the crowds would still come out. Lou was a really nice guy and it was a real honor to meet him and talk about those days. He was actually from Lexington KY and I found out later that we had both been on the same flight from CVG-LAX that morning! I have his Sports Illustrated cover, I think he drove in the winning run that cinched the 1965 Series victory for the Dodgers.

I was there that night. I was in the left-field stands, about 10-12 rows up. A fight started in the second inning in the section to the right of us and lasted until the ninth. Upper deck contributed with beer showers. In the seventh or eighth, a fan ran on to the field from the third-base side. Went out to Roy While in left for a handshake. Denied. Tried it with Paul Blair in center. Again, denied. Not so with Reggie out in right. Greeted the guy by putting his arm around his shoulder and waved to the crowd, giving security (such as it was) time to get out there and corral the poor soul. Reggie and Thurman both had three hits, Saw Guidry start. Gossage relieved in the seventh and pitched five scoreless after Guidry gave up two in the sixth and two in the seventh to make it 4-4-. Sparky Lyle came on in the 12th for three scoreless frames, and got the win when Nettles hit a two-run homer to right in the bottom of the 14th. Yanks were 8.5 back at this point. Yeah. A memorable night in a memorable season.

13:28

For those of you complaining about the slow tape speed of this broadcast, you can adjust the playing speed to 1.25x and it will then sound normal.