1976 ALCS Game 5 Highlights (Kansas City Royals vs New York Yankees)

This is the game highlight video of the 1976 ALCS Game 5. I do not own these clips

[@patrickbelvin7625]

Man, this took me back to that night in my home in Far Rockaway, N.Y.. I was just 11 at the time. Great stuff to relive.

[@Lava1964]

Wow. What a great game that was.

[@DavidBrown-nx8hh]

The 70’s had some wild and woolly on the field celebrations. Ridiculous! Chambliss has to channel his inner full back to even cross home plate! It’s a wonder someone didn’t get killed out there! I wonder when the cops and MLB finally put a stop to that bull?

[@jamesg872]

I liked Howard Cosell's retrospectives at the appropriate time, but during play by play he was constantly stepping over Keith Jackson who was trying to deliver a quality call. Same with the other color commentator, can't tell if it was Earl Weaver for this game. Blurting out "home run" has no nuance whatsoever.

[@pmsfar-outgrooviness8025]

Reggie Jackson

[@mariojimnez27]

Who's watching this hours before the 2024 Alds game?

[@VolumedMusicMan]

Chris Chambliss is a warrior!!!

[@duran007fan5]

13:15 The Yankees got a break on that play, royals got robbed, Brett was due to bat next.

[@dzanier]

You may be right. He may have been out, he may have been safe, but it was a big.break for the Yankees. Had Brett come up with the bases loaded, they would’ve bought in Lyle, but given how Brett had hit so far in this series, I have no clue how they would’ve gotten him out. They had no place to put him. The best the Yankees could’ve hoped for was a hard hit right at someone.

[@sungshin393]

Chambliss didn’t touch the home plate! So, does not count.

[@ckendall67]

He was awarded home plate based on the fans interfering as he rounded the bases.

[@sungshin393]

@@ckendall67 That wasn’t initial ruling on the field by umpire. Instead, MLB officials retracted the ruling couple days later.

[@qnelson1000]

Kind of difficult to touch home plate when the filed is covered with fans lol

[@Dave-ti2ue]

On Wiki, it says they escorted back out from the lockeroom to touch home plate, but it was stolen. So he touched the area of the home plate. The kicker: the umps would have awarded him the run anyway because of the situation.