1976 World Series Game 3 - Reds at Yankees - Enhanced NBC Broadcast - 1080p

[@surfshack2]

It doesn’t get any more classic than this. RIP Charlie Hustle.

[@BruceWayne-ri4wr]

This was when baseball was still America’s past time and the big red machine was the greatest baseball team in baseball history

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

@BruceWayne•r4wr The A's were better than the REDS. Best em soundly in the 1972 WS. ORIOLES beat the REDS in the 1970 WS.

[@robertwheatley2471]

They were arguably the greatest team in history. Certainly in the Top 3 with the '27 Yankees and '98 Yankees.

[@michellecicalese1321]

How about some of those Yankee teams from the 50s?

[@BruceWayne-ri4wr]

@@michellecicalese1321 those were great teams but they would fall to the big red machine when the reds were at their best The big red machine was a phenomenon they were like the 85 bears but for the entire '70s even the years they didn't win the world series they were usually favored to win the world series The only teams that beat them were like historically great teams they lost to one of the Oakland A's teams that's one of the all-time great teams that repeated and they lost to that great Orioles team

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

@@BruceWayne-ri4wr The RED broke even; losing 2WS's & winning 2 WS's. & the 1990 WS. 3 🏆🏆🏆 while playing at RIVERFRONT. They haven't won since.

[@davevolskysbackdoor5673]

RIP Pete Rose 1941-2024

[@sha9infinite450]

Thanks..Dikembe Mutombo is in my age range and Pete is definitely my childhood though. Baseball cards; magazines from my big bro, book orders in school and NBC Game of the Week. Salute…

[@EdsterIII]

Thank you for doing this. Pete Rose is one of if not the premier hitter in ⚾️Baseball⚾️. Add to that, he played harder than anyone as evident by that All-Star game crash at Home Plate. Pete didn't like to lose, and back then the All-Star game had meaning. It wasn't just a exhibition to show off players "power". Pete's never give up, never say die attitude made him one of the biggest reasons Baseball became as popular as it's become. Yes he made a mistake, but his on-field performance is second to none. I really do think he deserves a spot in the Hall of Fame. I mean this guy has the most hits in ⚾️Baseball's⚾️ history, and that in itself deserves recognition. 🕊🙏RIP🙏🕊 🌹🌹Pete💐Rose🌹🌹your career had so many wonderful memories, unbelievable hits, iconic slides and crashes, and so many other legendary moments. Thank you again Sir for sharing this game with us. God Bless.

[@Clinton_Gore96]

Thank you for the upload my friend I was born in 91 so I never saw rose play but love watching highlights and full games/at bats. Thank you

[@Oobaglunk]

Pete was the epitome of 1970s baseball. The very best time for a boy to grow up..

[@Kruscher76]

Thank you for the upload!

[@bobcoats2708]

Wish Pete had made better decisions. I suppose his lifetime ban has been served now. Thanks for posting a great game as a tribute to Pete, Dave. Love seeing all the other players I remember as a kid too.

[@fortynights1513]

Regardless of whether you think Rose belongs in Cooperstown or not, the guy could hit, and did so well for many years.

[@lanuiiohu]

Pete is not perfect, are you ?

[@bobcoats2708]

@@lanuiiohu Of course not. Am I supposed to be in order to comment?

[@lanuiiohu]

why should he be ban for life. Pete is not perfect, are you ?

[@bobcoats2708]

@@lanuiiohu That was part of my original point. He has served his ‘lifetime’ ban. I imagine he will be voted in by the veteran’s committee. As to the subject of perfection, nobody is perfect. Not sure why we’re still debating that.

[@Fresh-tw7ev]

Thank you for the Pete Rose tribute. RIP to one of the greatest hitters who ever was.

[@bdog1323]

It's funny to hear that Pete Rose has always said that this game, game 4 & the '77 All-star game are the only ones he's ever played at Yankee Stadium.

[@bufnyfan1]

he used a corked bat-in Montreal, Philadelphia, and for at least several years in Cincinnati. He needed to pad his statistics so he could get a good contract in free agency

[@briannarivera6611]

@@bufnyfan1 An unreliable Montreal worker said that and there has been no proof he ever used one in a game. Been debunked for years now. Besides, the only time this was really first brought up was in Montreal when he was with the Expos and 42 years old and all his record-breaking bats have been found to be legit bats. Many of his bats are at the HOF even though he is not in there. Also, he took less money from the Phillies owner because he wanted to go to a place that was championship caliber already and looking for him as a final piece. Atlanta, KC & St. Louis offered more money plus bonuses, but he turned them down. KC was the only other place he might've went because at least Kaufmann almost convinced him that the AL had the DH and it would've been good for him.

[@Nurp-lp4vm]

RIP "Charlie Hustle"

[@henrymcallen5703]

The Big Red Machine at its best! To this day the best offense 1-8 I’ve ever seen. Thank you SO much for sharing this and RIP Pete

[@dantheman5745]

They call them the Great Eight, and rightly so. Rose, Griffey, Morgan, Perez, Foster, Bench, Concepcion & Geronimo. Pitchers must've had nightmares the night before facing those Reds.

[@Edmond951]

And they were as diverse as diverse could be. 2 white guys 3 black guys and 3 latin guys. Without being told by the league to be more inclusive. Just happened natural like. Way back in the 70s.

[@Cowboy1959]

Dave, once again, your channel proves to be the place to go for the best of sports history, with this instant tribute to a controversial but beloved star. Regardless of what people may think of Pete Rose, seeing him in action here brings him back as many prefer to remember him and reminds everyone of how well he played the game.

[@MarkHermann-u5p]

Thanks Dave😊

[@rayperez4689]

Thank you for posting this. I was at this game as a kid with my Dad. Guy behind us kept yelling “Hey Pete Rose? What does a man really want from an AfterShave ? That’s from the commercial I believe.

[@WillLentry]

I REALLY appreciate this as I was stationed in Italy in 1975 and Bicentennial 1976 when my beloved REDS won twice in WS. I have seen replays of 1975 games but this is the first time I had the pleasure of watching the full version of any 1976 game vs Yankees. Very good quality and I enjoyed it mightily. I did manage to listen to both series on Armed Forces Radio but they started at 3 A.M.

[@teresapflaumer5717]

Pete is my all-time favorite ball player. I thank him for the World Series Wins in 1975 and 1976 for The Big Red Machine and the 1980 Phillies (the team of my town). Thank you Charlie Hustle for getting me interested in baseball!

[@gregjones2376]

Peter Edward Rose won more baseball games than any other player. He lost off the field, but he was one of my heroes on the field, and I will always love him. He was a flawed man, but drove himself to heights only a few have reached.

[@romelovesdan]

Grteat and thoughtful tribute. Well said.

[@dantheman5745]

Great job, as always Dave. Thank you. I grew up a massive fan of the Big Red Machine and _always_ played at 100 MPH. Whether it was baseball, softball, Wiffle ball, stick ball, whatever, I hustled 100% of the time. That came from watching how Pete Rose played. I also learned to switch-hit like Pete. He certainly had his issues off the field, but unlike today's players, Pete was never an idiot or prima donna ON the field. He didn't make mental mistakes. He didn't show off. And never gave anything except maximum effort on every single play. He didn't have exceptional speed, size or a particularly strong throwing arm, and yet through sheer will, he became one of the greatest pure ballplayers in Major League history.

[@romelovesdan]

I thought of you when the news of Charlie Hustle/Hit King's passing. Pete was always a rival to my favorites.....but you had to admire him and wish he was on 'our' side.

[@dantheman5745]

@@romelovesdan Thanks, RLD. I'm trying to remember...were/are you a Dodgers fan?

[@romelovesdan]

@@dantheman5745 OH NO! Far from it....they are my least favorite MLB team, although I thoroughly enjoyed seeing the 74-early 80's Garvey led teams as a kid. I remember the SI article about the trouble in that CIN La rivalry and the heat the bleacher fans put on Rose...resulted in a, then, ban of beer sales in the outfield Pavilion seats at Chavez Ravine. You are still the man with a great first name!

[@survivor5044]

Great tribute to one of the greatest baseball players of all time. R.I.P. Pete Rose.🙏⚾️

[@mptr1783]

and Joe Morgan, Thurman Munson,

[@mattdon2164]

Thank you for sharpening this and then sharing for all of us to enjoy, Dave. And thanks especially for the remembrance of Pete Rose. Such a huge part of all of our childhoods. May he always be remembered as the ultimate gamer in MLB history. He always came to play and gave it all he had. Thank you, Number 14.

[@johnalwell5795]

GREAT PLAYER AND COMPETITOR . Thank you for doing this

[@kvb44]

Dave, I just knew you would post something related to Pete. First thing I thought was to look and see…I knew you wouldn’t disappoint! Thank you for coming through like you always do brother! 🙏

[@michaelwaterman8487]

Can't believe Pete Rose is gone.😪. Deserves to be in the Hall of Fame. Thank you Dave for this tribute. Long live the Rose.🌹🙏🌹

[@theskullsculler7991]

My childhood right there. The big red machine. What a lineup they had: Rose, Griffey, Morgan, Perez... Wow-

[@bencintron2368]

Don't forget Johnny Bench

[@docadams7099]

I take Ken Griffey, Sr., over Jr. any day, because Sr. played very well for winning teams. Griffey, Sr. played for WS winners in 1975, 1976, and 1990 (though he was traded away late in the '90 season and wasn't on the postseason roster).

[@treesloth9]

Real announcers they know there shit Love 70s BB

[@Jugglingtedchannel]

Thank you for sharing this on this special occasion. I enjoy your upgraded videos Dave!

[@marcusanderson933]

R.I.P to the all time hit King! Hopefully someday they'll put Pete posthumous in the Hall of Fame! ⚾️🙏🏿

[@spiffy8576]

Wish baseball was still like this. Rest easy Pete Rose, one of the greatest baseball players there ever was.

[@Don-n6o]

RIP PETE ROSE. One of the greatest ball players ever!

[@kja9881]

Rest in Peace Pete Rose 🌹! What a player!

[@22_cincatt]

Thanks Dave! I grew up in Reading a suburb of Cincinnati. Pete was and will always be my sports hero. I attended his 3000th and 4192 hits. This telecast looks and sounds much better!

[@raymundotorres6905]

We all love Pete, may he rest in peace, one of the greatest of all time forever!

[@docschweitz7606]

Dave Volsky: Thank you. Your channel, your efforts and obscure offerings, are the true GREAT ESCAPE. At least as regards me.

[@johnrusso6169]

This is a great telecast!! Thank you very much, Dave. I was 8 years old then. And a die hard Yankee fan.

[@williamoleary9330]

Miss Joe G calling comes. To hear him a Skooter here was just awesome

[@mptr1783]

this is the way it should be today..............1 main announcer with 1 color guy from each team.

[@docadams7099]

@@mptr1783 The only thing I didn't like about that arrangement is that Joe Nuxhall was not part of the announcing crew for WS in 1970, 1972, 1975, or 1976. He and Marty were on the radio for 1990.

[@stanwatson6616]

Great to watch the Big Red Machine in action. Thanks for posting.

[@3bzgbp7]

Thank you dave for this tribute to pete rose.

[@allencollins6031]

Just amazing what you have done with this footage!!! Its clearer than watching WPIX back in the day.

[@rowonecollection]

So much fun to watch these gems! ⚾

[@bludvlfan42]

What an awesome post and tribute to the greatest hitter!! Thanks Dave😢😢😢

[@seanward672]

🔥There's only1️⃣ Charlie Hustle⚾️. RiP 🕊💫

[@dannysullivan8929]

TREMENDOUS UPLOAD, DAVE!!! This is back when baseball was baseball. I pray Pete Rose is in the Kingdom of Heaven with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ as I write this post.

[@3243_]

I hope he came to Jesus.

[@gheller2261]

Sure. He is in an imaginary place with a fictional character. It's 2024 people not the iron age.

[@dannysullivan8929]

@@gheller2261 Whatever you say friend. We'll see where we're both at in 100 years. So long friend.

[@gheller2261]

​@@dannysullivan8929Actually, we won't. Our lives end when they end. And that's okay. Be well.

[@dannysullivan8929]

@@gheller2261 No. They don't. And we will. You be well as well.

[@PilloryClinton]

Thank you! As a 12 year old Cincinnati Reds fan during that series, you have given me some sweet nostalgia at 60 years old. 💪🏽 ❤

[@tonywright282]

Great posting Dave, Thank You

[@wajahatali1234]

RIP Pete Rose and Dikembe Mutombo. 🙏.

[@docadams7099]

Pete and Luis Tiant both belong in the HOF. The same could be said for Thurman Munson and Lou Piniella.

[@eoj6568]

Joe, Phil and Tony are broadcasting like they're fans sitting in the stands, relaxed, having a beer. . . but you can hear the years of knowledge of baseball in their comments.

[@9Ballr]

The 75-76 Reds were a team for the ages.

[@stirlwm]

Last WS where the home team announcers were used on the network TV broadcasts. Next year, NBC started alternating with ABC (network which didn't have the WS had both LCS's & the All-Star Game).

[@Mark-xl1ze]

The Reds would go on to repeat as champs. To this day, they're the last National League team to win back-to-back WS titles.

[@johnglenn30csardas]

Thanks for this timely upload. I saw Rose play a few times and had his baseball card. All the best to you. JG

[@williamoleary9330]

What a year Joe Morgan had that year

[@ricoimf777]

RIP Charlie Hustle

[@anthonyhunt701]

Dave… thanks as always, especially a great Charlie Hustle game👍🏻❤⚾️( woulda been great with enhanced era commercials🤔)

[@Kruscher76]

Great job posting these videos and all the NFL stuff as well! RIP Pete Rose!

[@towhee89]

Awesome Dave. At someone's place with power and net and wanted to watch some of this. Power is still out! Even though the yanks lost this I enjoy watching. The only versions online were Obviously low quality early Betamax recordings it seems. This is a massive upgrade! Dock Ellis! The big red machine! Keep it up! And rip Pete rose. Thanks !

[@JeffreyOlson-e3i]

Pete's aggressiveness plus his ability to hit any kind of pitching made him one of the best ball players in the last 50 plus years.

[@justintindall9515]

One off the greatest baseball plays in ever saw in my life was Johnny Bench falling about 3 feet into the infield catching the ball and getting the guy off first at Wrigley

[@PlayerToBeNamedLater1973]

Ken Griffey Sr , the lead off hitter and not always mentioned when people talk about the Big Red Machine offense, batting .336 with 76 RBI . That team was incredible

[@MarkHermann-u5p]

Rose Rocked made the all star team at 5 posituons Wow

[@Amber90125]

I hope baseball with The Veterans Committee will put both Shoeless Joe Jackson & Peter Edward Rose in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

[@trezari1]

Thanks a bunch Mr. Volsky!

[@Kevin-oz7go]

Darn It Pete! I Wish Your Career Would Be The First Thing People Think Of. It Didn't Work Out That Way. RIP

[@brianbachmeier34]

Pete Rose HOF button 👆

[@thecoolcreativebuildchanne2613]

Rest in Peace Pete Rose All-time Hit King!🙏🌹

[@mptr1783]

Great post thank you. IMO, the best MLB team I ever saw. Swept my Phils and the Yanks to go 7-0 in the playoffs. Best part of this video is at the 1:33:30 mark. Charlie Hustle at his best

[@chrisolivo6591]

Modern Baseball lacks the pop culture stars that resonate with the masses. Even if you weren’t a big Baseball fan back then, everyone knew who Pete Rose was, or Johnny Bench. That’s why the casual fan would tune in. Think about that era and guys like Reggie Jackson, Brett, Seaver, Nolan Ryan, even Managers like Billy Martin, Sparky Anderson and Earl Weaver. You look at today’s game and nobody in MLB resonates with pop culture. Ohtani should be the most popular athlete on par with Lebron and Brady and how many people outside of Baseball even know he had a 50/50 season? Judge hit 62 Homeruns a few years ago and it’s completely forgotten. The blame goes to guys like Selig and Manfred as they regionalized the game and it just doesn’t resonate nationally anymore.

[@xtctrader1467]

I kept thinking....Where's Reggie, then I realized the Straw That Stirs the Drink hadn't joined the Yankees yet. Loved watching Pete Rose play.

[@mikesternmike]

I thought there might be a break in the lineup when Geronimo was batting but he was hitting over 300 as well This lineup was insane absolutely insane

[@CraigCulby-b5s]

Rose said since it was a sweep this series wasn't much fun compared to '75. Yankees going on to win next two series shows how good this Reds team was.

[@CraigCulby-b5s]

Yankees didn't have Reggie Jackson until the next year -would have made things interesting in this series

[@bdog1323]

It's quite amusing now to see someone not named Mattingly wearing #23 in right field before they got Jackson.

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

RIP to the great one. And damn, these were the best days to be a kid in NYC

[@anthonydileonardo8156]

the sad part: The Reds never won the WS at Riverfront for their fans

[@docadams7099]

But they won pennants in front of their home crowds in 1970, 1972, 1976, and 1990. 1972 was especially exciting, as the Pirates came close to winning that one. The Reds came back with two runs in the last of the 9th in the deciding game. First on Johnny Bench's home run ("Back goes Clemente ...) and then the wild pitch that scored Foster. The 1976 NLCS win was a big thrill, too, but there was no question the Reds would win that. 1990 saw the over-the-wall grab by Glenn Braggs and the absolute mastery of Eric Davis and the Nasty Boys.

[@Neotron2001]

I wish that baseball commentary was like this nowadays.

[@jamesfriss4149]

Thanks Dave loving this

[@christophermclean3921]

Rizzuto comments on Morgan at bat- “ look how happy he looks” lmao . Gold.

[@trezari1]

Cincinnati Western Hills Mustang! I graduated from West Hi circa 1994! Rest up Mr. Rose!

[@Burford1956]

Fine job...thank you.

[@bobthebuilder9553]

For all his faults, I cannot think of a player in modern times who worked harder. Played harder. Played smarter and tougher, than Pete Rose. I hope the Hall of Fame relents and lets this master of hitting in. Only two players come to mind when it comes to switch hitting. Mickey Mantle, for sheer power, and Pete Rose for ongoing consistency at singles, doubles, and triples. Rose was built like a running back and man could he run and turn a corner like few others on the base path. Respect! RIP my firend. Benn following Pete since the 1972 season where the Hairs met the Squares in the World Series.

[@starwarsROXmy]

I don’t care what Pete did, he deserved to be in the Hall of Fame while he was still alive… RIP to one of the best ever.

[@williamdunphy352]

Joe Garagiola (PBP) Tony Kubek-Phil Rizzuto (C) 1-3/7-9 Rizzuto (PBP) Kubek-Garagiola (C) 4-6

[@bmasters1981]

And don't know if you knew this, but Pete Rose was one of who knows how many who played for the team in the place he was born (his hometown club)-- IOW, he was born in Cincinnati, and was a Cincinnati Red.

[@davidthompson4649]

Pat Zachry passed away earlier this year as well....2024

[@dantheman5745]

So did Don Gullett (73) and back-up catcher Bill Plummer (76). Zachary was 71.

[@3243_]

May Pete Rose rest in peace. May all of his family and friends be healed and comforted.

[@andygossard4293]

Very sad feelings now. Pete was the best and should have been in the game for life for the benefit of everyone.

[@brianb.5473]

Rose made a huge play in game 7 of the 1975 series. Boston up 3-0. 1 out Rose on first. Bench hits a sure double play but Rose wipes out the SS and he throws wildly to 1B. This allows Perez to homer next off Bill Lee to cut the score to 3-2. Had Pete not took out the SS. The Reds very likely would have lost game 7. It was said that had they lost to Boston. GM Bob Howman was ready to make major changes to the roster in the offseason. Its very possible had it not been for that play the Reds might have not won in 75 or 76. Since they won in 75. Howman kept the 76 team intact he wanted a repeat. That simple hard slide might be one of the biggest plays in Reds history.

[@quincee3376]

RIP Pete Rose.

[@riff2072]

11:08 There were two 'Baseball Men' in that picture!

[@tedberitich2491]

Rest in peace Pete Rose! 🙏

[@MichaelLabriola-f8s]

Zachary turned to crap after the mets got him in the seaver trade.😅

[@Poptart-xm3rj]

The ultimate slap hitter... RIP Mr. Rose

[@gheller2261]

Rizzuto never missed an opportunity to mention that Carlos May lost some digits when he did his military service. They almost never used the word Vietnam.

[@bambammoody]

I love Pete Rose ❤

[@markmoore236]

The big red machine!

[@andrewbrown2888]

I met/saw Pete Rose Walden lake country club plant city,Florida 89-90,first rate guy.....

[@daveytandtheplacetobe7561]

25:06 the way PETE ROSE walks up to the plate surveying everything...I wonder if he gave a signal to his manager when he touched his cap?

[@victorcastillo-dx9vh]

Last very good season of Big red machine. NYY world series in 1976,1977 & 1978

[@bdog1323]

Pete Rose always said it wasn't a coincidence that they never won again after this season when they traded Tony Perez away.

[@Jean0987654321]

PBP: Joe Garagiola and Phil Rizzuto Color: Tony Kubek

[@terancetheindomitable9701]

Real baseball. Back when it was the greatest sport in the world. Before all the rules changes. When the American League and National League actually mattered. When the players were actually Americans who spoke English. I glad i got to watch real baseball.

[@Zzyzx_2112]

👍 Thank you 👍

[@electriceyeslide5959]

LOL @ Joe Morgan's .320/27/111 What a ridiculously great and underrated player he was. Guy was just amazing. Second basemen just didn't hit 27 HRs in 1976, and back then, 27 HRs was like 47 HRs today.

[@docadams7099]

It's ironic that he had a great number of big hits but the two that matter most are the single to win Game 3 and the flair het hit to knock in the winning run in Game 7. He really could do it all.

[@johnbrinkman3001]

13 at that time in Cincinnati it was great 😃

[@RodneyNewcombe]

He is in the heaven hall of fame

[@kennetholiver9651]

AS A YANKEES FAN I LOVE PETE ROSE HE HATED THE METS I LOVE THAT PETE ROSE RESPECTS THE YANKEES HISTORY KENNETH O

[@marknethercutt3381]

Pete Rose will never see his major league jersey in the Major League Hall of Fame

[@suess1493]

Love you Petey!!!!!!!

[@williamhicks7736]

The Reds just beat the crap out of the Yanks! LOL! And watching that never gets old!

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

@@williamhicks7736 Yeah & the ORIOLES & A's took REDS' lunch 💰 money: 1970/1972