1955 World Series Highlights | Brooklyn Dodgers vs New York Yankees

Highlights from the 1955 World Series which saw the Brooklyn Dodgers defeating the New York Yankees in seven games. This is a legacy upload from my previous account 'gmelita' and had over 150,000 views. This is ripped from a VHS my grandpa bought for us to enjoy these special highlights together. This is the original file, please do not pass it off as your own. Please share and enjoy!

[@dickjohnson4541]

I remember the 55 World Series like it was yesterday. Aboard ship at sea at 3am.

[@humblecris5825]

Jackie Robinson #42 !!!! My favorite honored baseball player of all. One of the greatest who ever lived with an amazing story left as history. (Thumbs up if you agree)

[@diamonddog13]

Unbelievable that the Dodgers would only play two more years in Brooklyn after this.

[@LogoAttitude]

The story of the 1955 Dodgers would make a great movie

[@raymond3193]

My favorite sports event ever- the 1955 World Series.

[@davedaddy101]

I'm from Brooklyn. A lot of old timers tell me that people in Brooklyn were honking there horns like crazy for over and hour after this victory. Must have been great to see.

[@dape8993]

Until I saw the highlight film several years ago I had no idea how far Amoros had to run to get that ball. With Berra being a pull hitter, Sandy was way over in left center--on the other side of the LF bullpen! Great play.

[@XX2Media]

OMG! I'm watching highlights from a Brooklyn Dodgers game! I want that iconic cap of theirs...

[@Somewondude]

i could watch this stuff all day

[@robertadams5107]

I've been a baseball fan for almost 65 years but I was only one years old in 1955 when the Dodgers won the whole thing I read the book The Boys of Summer I never get tired of watching the old black and white films thank you for the video

[@SuperIliad]

It was the sixth inning of the decisive Game 7 of the 195 World Series when manager Walter Alston sent the left-handed Sandy Amorós into the game and moved the right-handed throwing Jim Gilliam from left field to second base, replacing Don Zimmer. What a choice! Amorós’ glove on the right hand may have changed to outcome.

[@marvinlassegue951]

Duke Snyder incredible upper deck

[@brandobum9]

Podres....the man

[@semipenguin]

Way before my time. The earliest World Series I remember with the Dodgers in it was 1974.

[@DrunkenSlob]

Old baseball looked so much cooler I wish I could've seen it live that's when all the cool stuff happened. I want a time machine I would watch games from every decade from 1900-1980s

[@imweasel999]

He would have my vote. Everyone seems to overlook what a great 1st baseman he was.

[@EddyBunter]

This was the first World Series I ever watched. My dad and I sat glued to a "huge" 19 inch TV set in Canada. Decades later The Toronto Blue Jays won it. Still waiting for the Leafs to win the Stanley Cup though.

[@DONGOE]

2:46

[@eliteballers5383]

1955 I my favorite year especially the World Series it was 👍

[@goback3spaces]

That Robinson play at the plate is so damn close that you'd have to examine the film frame by frame to find the truth.