1983 World Series Game 3 - Palmer Gets the Win | Orioles vs. Phillies: FULL Game

[@TheLeadSled]

It's been way too long since my beloved O's have been in the fall classic, way too long. Mike Flanagan was a fantastic pitcher, 1979 he was near unhittable, it's sad he ended his own life in 2011, RIP Mike Flanagan, you'll always be a super star.

[@AZDC99]

It's a tragedy and he's another great producing product of The Oriole Way. When I got into baseball, he was the ace of the team. I wish he got through his depression at that time

[@GreenRiver72]

We will always love Mike. True class act. ...This is Baltimore's year, let go O's!

[@keithfloydjr4014]

We are headed back..and it just may be that a long long long awaited rematch with the Phils is imminent..yes I know Dodgers, Yanks etc may be standing in the way but that match-up is more possible than it's ever been since '83 LETS GO O'S

[@ronjr831]

Great HOF pitchers in the World Series. Awesome!

[@C7AudiMan]

Only here to watch Sammy Stewart lol. Grew up next to his parents & knew him well. RiP big guy

[@stevea6816]

quite a tragic ending for Sammy---both his life post baseball career and then his death

[@Lewis9709]

RIP Joe Altobelli

[@MatthewBaumgarten]

R.I.P. Pete Rose

[@MatthewBaumgarten]

It’s crazy how many ex-reds players were on that Phillies team 😮

[@scottmorissey8915]

An ex-Oriole, too. Kiko Garcia.

[@MatthewBaumgarten]

Yeah and Pete Rose, ex-Red was on that team but where was he for this game for the Phillies?

[@bluebird925]

Jim Palmer has the rarity of being on a World Series Winner in 3 different decades (1966, 1970, 1983).

[@beetlespacexdragon7815]

What an awesome game! First time I’ve ever seen a full Steve Carlton start and am in awe of his slider. Would love to see prime era Jim Palmer. Rick Dempsey showed savvy sitting up in the strike zone waiting for Carlton’s slider, doubling twice, throwing out Joe Morgan.

[@GreenRiver72]

Palmer in his prime (mid-70's) was untouchable and a real bullpen-rester!

[@Jewel-y3s]

Palmer is one of my favorites

[@fasteddie9867]

Thank you for this video. Palmer was one of my favorite pitchers growing up--even though I grew up a Yankees fan. I knew the O's lineup and batted like them when we played whiffleball. My favorite was Eddie Murray! So glad the O's avenged their loss in 1979, and especially happy that Palmer got the win.

[@russellgoff6524]

As an Oriole fan, I considered the Yankees our biggest rivals and always rooted for the Yanks when they made the postseason. I always liked Roy White and thought he would have made a good Oriole.

[@kevinolivas8075]

I love that the burgundy 1980s era cooler rolled onto the Veterans Stadium turf at about 1:05:00. Short of being a plate full of cheesesteaks, that is about as 1980s era Philly as you can get. Especially since it was burgundy!

[@alienmcqueen]

is that jersey zipped up? thats awesome

[@lgen2458]

The 1983 Baltimore Orioles were the greatest team in the history of MLBB just ahead of the 1927 New York Yankees and the 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers.

[@MattGatts]

1969 they won 109 games

[@charlesshears4249]

Just a fan, but some of the best players an ball everseen.

[@charlesshears4249]

Shoot just 4yrs old, would have given anything.

[@BaseballPlayer0]

@@MattGatts The mets destroyed them

[@jamesg872]

On the Ford home run you can appreciate what it takes to be a broadcaster. Michaels was trying to describe it for the listeners and Weaver just says "Gone", similar to what Cosell liked to do.

[@DIMP11]

Still waiting for Steve Carlton's comments about this game......

[@kevinolivas8075]

Quite possibly the most Mid Atlantic World Series match up ever.

[@BaseballCardMatt]

Watching this game again made me feel sad in a way...years ago at the time...though I knew they were in the twilight of their careers......I had no idea just how many great players I grew up watching were in a season, what would be the last time they ever really played for a Championship......Jim Palmer I am sure after having a great bounce back season in 1982 thought he had several more years in him even though he was hurt most of 1983....Palmer won this game and it would be the last game he ever got a win in as he was cut loose finally after a horrible start in 1984 and having nothing left in the tank. Steve Carlton who though he had a loosing record....had a great 1983 really...he threw a ton of innings and had a really respectable ERA, he struck out what 275 batters or something like that.....hardly a poor season at all from Lefty....but though he would hang around the majors through most of the rest of the decade with several teams.....Lefty was in what would be his last big season....never again would he throw as many innings, or come close to 200 k's in a season....never again would he win 15 games.....though he stuck around....and was solid in 1984....he really was almost done and we didnt know it at the time....look at how many solid role players who had been hero's over the years from 79 through 83 for the Orioles that were nearing the end of their careers....guys like John Lowenstein who I know played on past 83 but really his best years were in the past after 83, Ken Singelton really was nearing the end of his career also ...after years of being a deadly hitter for the O's.....I see guys like Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, Tony Perez....though they would play on after 83.....none ever played in the playoffs again....in a sense this series....was many a great players last real chance in the post season......I also look at the Phillies and Orioles.....and think of what happened to these teams after 1983.....the Orioles fell apart really...slowly but they fell apart....the farm system that had helped them stay a tough team through the late 60's, the entire decade of the 70's and the early 80's......was drying up....the team was going away from what had built so many great Oriole teams....Cal Ripken and Eddie Murray were in their Prime on this 1983 team...Ripken actually just entering his.....They had great looking young pitchers in Mike Boddicker and a kid who was hyped though he never became an ace like many said he would in Storm Davis....who still had a decent career.....but as so many key Orioles on this 1983 team slowly began to fade....long time starters like Al Bumbry, Rich Dauer, and Ken Singleton.....the Orioles farm system stopped producing......as Dennis Martinez and Mike Flanagan and Mcgregor began to fall off over the next few years.....the farm system couldnt produce new blood to fill the void.....the bull pen lost Tim Stoddard after 83 even though he hadnt had a great season that year....Sammy Stewart battled his demons, Tippy Martinez who I loved was going to slowly begin to decline from being a dominate lefty to just an average lefty to by 86 near the end of the line....The Prioles tried to fill what the farm system couldnt by jumping on veteran free agents to fill holes...adding Fred Lynn and others...but it didnt do anything but act as a stop gap for a few extra years until by 1987 only 4 short years after winning it all.....all that was left really was Murray, Ripken both still stars in their prime....and Boddicker and a bunch of washed up vets and kids who either wasn't ready or never would be ready for the show.......and then after 88 they traded Murray who should have been a career Oriole for really cheap help and a hyped prospect in Juan Bell who couldnt hit major league pitching. As for the Phillies....they did much like the Orioles.....in that they tried to stay contenders after 1983...though they fell off....they did go out in 1984 and brought in veteran Jerry Koosman to help in the rotation and he had a solid year that year.....they tried to fill holes though with not just veterans but they did have a farm system trying to produce....in 1983 there was 2 young arms the Phillies hoped would be ace pitchers for them in a few years in Charles Hudson and Kevin Gross......both would have decent careers in the majors and both did have some good stuff......however neither would become an ace......Hudson was an enigma...he mixed great starts with horrible ones......Gross did the same.....winning 15 games in 1985 only to never again win close to that even though Mike Schmidt said in 1985 he had the stuff to win 20 games every season.......The Phillies also had a exciting young player in Juan Samuel who would be an amazing power speed hitter at 2nd base to take over for the old Joe Morgan.....Samuel is forgotten by many now but he had some awesome years from 1984 through 1987 for the Phils....the guy wasnt a great hitter and struck out often but he hit just enough and had power and elite speed....this is a guy that stole of 70 bases in 84 and over 50 again in 85....people forget that......I can only imagine what would have happened with Philly if they had never traded for Von Hayes before 1983.....yes Hayes had a solid career and had some big years for Philly...but he never became a star for them.....that they expected......but they gave up a ton to get him....and the biggest name they gave up in that trade a hitter who honestly had a much better career that Hayes.....Julio Franco.....Franco wouldnt develope power until later in his career...but he became the INdians starting SS in 1983 and went on to have a awesome career...he could hit...he could field the position and he had speed......I think of what might have been when I think of a middle infield of Julio Franco and Juan Samuel for the Phillies in second half of the 1980s...Franco was for sure a better hitter than Ivan Dejesus who would be out of Philly after 1984.......also who can forget that they Phillies threw in a young 3rd baseman in adeal with veteran Larry Bowa to the Cubs to get DeJesus because they felt Bowa was washed up and DeJesus was so much younger....funny thing...Bowa had 2 great years for the Cubs in 82, 83 and a solid though declining year in 1984 for them...but that throw in kid...the Phils felt they didnt need anyway because they had Schmidt at 3rd base......was a kid named Ryne Sandberg who was only considered a fringe prospect by most scouts because he didnt have enough power they said.....what happened.....Sandberg ended up moving to 2nd base and boom hall of fame career.....Philly could have moved Schmidt to 1st base in 84 instead of like they did in 85 when Rick Schu came up....and played Ryno at 3rd.....or honestly used him off the bench until after 83 when Rose and Perez left.......Really Franco would have been just as good on defense and better with the bat in 1983 than DeJesus ......so if they never made that deal....Bowa could have played on in 82 and 83 for the Phils and FRanco eased into the spot as Bowa slowly declined ......as for Samuel....he was the only one of what could have been a great young infield along with Schmidt to close out the 1980s that the Phils did hand onto.....but Philly really was done after 1983 also like the Orioles...they couldnt replace the veteran stars with young talent fast enough and free agency didnt help them really......the staff really fell apart with Lefty falling off after 1983 and John Denny never really doing anything again for them.....and looking more like John Denny pre Philly days.......they never had enough pitching....then when Schmidt finally fell off in 1988...the team finally went into rebuild mode fully as the Orioles did also around the same time range........funny how it goes......when I watched this world series as it happend ...I knew both teams were filled with a lot of older players...but if you told me that neither team would really be true contenders again for the world Title until going through a rebuild process....I would have laughed at you.....the Orioles did have a surprise year in 1989 going from worst to first almost in a weak A.L. East that year.....but other than that they were rebuilding on into the early 90s....the Phils were rebuilding after 1988 also until 1983 before they finally made it back to the post season. Schmidt honestly was still a great power hitter in 1983...but he was already at a point his very best years were in the past.....he would win another MVP in 1986...but his best years were in 1980 and strike shortened 1981 where he was no doubt the best hitter in the National League and possibly all of baseball.....Rose was a gamer...and hard worker....but really if you look at his stats.....1983 was a big fall off for him in batting average and other stats.....he really was at a point he was no longer a full time player though no one could tell him that....but he finally realized it and accepted a part time role once he got back to the Reds in 1984.......this is so great to watch these games again.....thank you for uploading.....brings back so much history and memories to me as if it was just yesterady this game was played

[@Bob31415]

Wait. Could you run that past me again.

[@xx7legion7xx99]

Man, nobody is reading that😆

[@michaelmiller2397]

Some eulogy.,: "We Wuz Great"

[@Veritifiy]

Longest essay on YT comments

[@RecoveringAddict101]

GREAT INSIGHT! I was 12, a month shy of 13 during this 1983 WS. Sadly my memories from this include being at my Nana's house (grandma) and my Pop Pop had a stroke that Friday night, and died Saturday during game four. I also was realitavely naive regarding how old my Orioles were in 1983, and expected this to become a yearly norm for my beloved Birds. Boy was I in for a rude awakening...... The one thing you missed, sir, was the Phil's rapid (re)ascension back to the top of the NL, culminating with a 1993 WS berth against the (HATED) Blue Jays. Sadly the Phillies "blue collar" makeup of Kruker, Schilling (former Oriole sadly), and "Nails" were unable to defeat the smug Blue Jays, allowing them their repeat WS title. Further exacerbating the title being in Toronto was the looming players 'strike, which effectively destroyed the Montreal Expos franchise for good after the 1994 WS was canceled over unfettered greed by both players & owners. Cal's run at the great Lou Gehrig's streak brought fans back but 27 years later I still lament the strike that may have essentially all but guarenteed the long-term greed of mostly players [with absurd salaries and who REFUSE STILL a salary-cap]who now command upwards of $25-$30 million per year to play a ******* kid's game many (like myself) would play for the love of the sport. I do not like today's game but still love my Orioles despite many years of MOSTLY heartache, choking, and vast disappointment. Give me THESE players over the crop of those who play today and I will once again allow my love for the game to shine through. Otherwise KZbin will be my primary streaming service, bringing back the ghosts of those long gone who played the game LIKE IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE PLAYED, especially those like "Dipper" (Dempsey) and "Lefty" Steve Carlton.....

[@michaelmiller2397]

7 Hall of Famers on the field. And Pete Rose an the bench.

[@tjocus43]

The orioles win the division and then are immediately in the championship series and it's a best of 5, lol... it seems crazy looking back on that now, so much tougher to get there now with all these extra rounds and teams.

[@graciemaemarie11jones16]

what a easy graceful delivery palmer had

[@RRaquello]

Morgan, Lezcano, Perez, DeJesus, Maddox, Matthews, Diaz, even Steve Carlton, Schmidt is the only Phillies player who came through their farm system. There's a team built almost completely by trades or free agents. Lezcano is the one guy I don't remember being with the Phillies at all.

[@badbadchacha]

Fair ball at 48:48. Thankful we have replay now

[@MrDuds1984]

A good handful of HOF’ers in this WS

[@Lewis9709]

I always liked John "T-Bone" Shelby. I'm surprised he never became a superstar.

[@stevea6816]

he was talented but when he was at the plate he always seemed to lunge at the ball. great arm and speed though

[@JayDogTitan-he6wo]

Got a ring in '88 with LA at least.

[@Bob31415]

@@JayDogTitan-he6wo And in this Series.

[@gturcott1]

Big role in 88 dodgers run

[@wecandobetter9821]

Cal’s rookie season and he gets to play in his first and last WS games. Great career for my Os

[@kevhead1525]

Won mvp this year. ROY in 82

[@Veritifiy]

Cool to see Rose pinch hit. and Joe Morgan , a consistent great second baseman.

[@sidwell2024]

Legendary

[@reyfererasmomarcella6614]

IDOLO JIM PALMER,TENGO UNA PELOTA AUTOGRAFIADA X BIG JIM PALMER.

[@russellgoff6524]

Great play by Schmidt at 43:53

[@thomasshaner2725]

Growing up in Baltimore around this era of time .i was 12.My father bought season tickets for the O's and Colts .I followed the Orioles religiously. I remember before games Cal and Eddie would warm up together. Every game I ever went to .they would warm up take batting practice run sprints.I just imagine Eddie schooling Cal on everything under the baseball sun .In fact my opinion is Eddie was MVP that year 1983 .im not saying Cal didn't deserve the award ,he nearly hit 50 doubles that year .I just think Eddie got stiffed ,because Cal was seen in a different way .Eddie was a quiet warrior.Cal could sell MLB and a hometown hero with his roots in the Orioles organization. I think any Orioles fan would agree that with 2 outs down a couple runs with runners in scoring position we would want Eddie in the batters box hitting lefty instead of Cal .and yeah it was cool to see Cal the MVP .but even then at 12 years old I thought Eddie got snubbed.

[@brucee4634]

Both players achieved greatness. I think I have to say Eddie Murray was my favorite Oriole and favorite mlb player. He hit over 500 homeruns and many grand slams when the hits were needed. I wish he could have stayed an Oriole for his entire carreer, one of the greatest with the bat. Very likeable personality as well.

[@kevhead1525]

The Carlton slider. OP.

[@GreenRiver72]

HAHA Earl continually correcting Cosell...Oh Howie return to the football press box please. :)

[@Mont1.]

Rick dempsey has a way with the plate.

[@robertwesley4416]

Howard : at 40:00 "Give it to this Philadelphia team they know how to win " Cosell was a master AT ALWAYS CHANGING HIS TUNE GIVEN THE SITUATION. i ENJOYED HIS BLUSTER AN EGO ANYWAY. gREAT ENTERTAINMENT. Booze is good at creating exagerrations and Howard was great at that depending on how much he had imbibed

[@RRaquello]

My father used to hate Cosell with a passion. He was an old guy who grew up on Red Barber and Mel Allen. I used to tell him not to take it so serious and to laugh at it. That's what I did. Cosell was a clown, so the best thing to do was laugh at him.

[@markantinozzi8657]

And Jim Palmer's a mouth breather just like I thought

[@bb-gc2tx]

came here for 19:34 that was my older brother still has the glove the hat and of course the BALL

[@ronaldcammarata3422]

Phillies had more future Hall of Famers than the O's, but they were getting a little long in the tooth.

[@normanprice3908]

They also had 3 from the Big Red machine

[@adambees2174]

I bet a Trillion dollars that Baltimore wins this game 3 to 2.

[@FelixaangelReyesmercado]

Benny Ayala. Cold blood

[@brucee4634]

It would have been great to hear more insight from Earl Weaver without havving to listen to Howard making meaningless chatter.

[@bconni2]

Mike Schmidt put up great reg season numbers, but not so much in October baseball.

[@MatthewBaumgarten]

I thought Pete Rose was on the Phillies in the 80’s, was he injured for this World Series? I’m surprised he wasn’t starting for game 3

[@kenq1363]

Looks like Palmer balks by today’s standard every pitch.

[@Bob31415]

I grew up an Orioles fan and was shocked that they won this World Series. They were such chokers in the World Series before this.

[@waynewells3297]

“What kind of pitch were you looking for, Mr. Ayala?”…..”Something white coming through”…

[@robertwesley4416]

Howard: 1:36:50 " The way these 2 teams are going at each other, this series is more and more taking on the character of the 1980 phil and Houston series" Ok Howard. More of his exaggerated bluster. Man no one like Howard to overstate things or to hear himself overdramatize one aspect of one game. Gotta love em anyway

[@Disneylandonacid1982]

Cosell is smoking at 1:31:48. Then hacking at 1:38:42. 🤣

[@clintscroggs65]

This O's lineup is Murray, Ripken, Dempsey and a bunch of journeymen. Stack up the two lineups and the Phils' is far superior on paper. Baltimore's stars playing like stars and the great pitching staff made the difference.

[@RRaquello]

Well, the Phillies line up is players who had better careers, but were pretty much at the end of the road, all except Schmidt past their primes.

[@bluebird925]

Amazing that Joe Morgan hit 2 homers in that World Series at age 40, the 2nd oldest player in baseball history. ⚾️

[@wiffleczar]

I was actually at this game, had season tickets in section 206, first base line. When I look at these guys today, I cannot believe how much the game has changed. The guys today are so much bigger, faster, stronger. Most of these guys look like a bunch of couch potatoes. Cosell, lol, you are so clueless, best line "human interest story" when describing a popular player.

[@RRaquello]

Being bigger, faster and stronger doesn't make you a better player otherwise you should just put a bunch of horses out there and let them play baseball. Of course in 1983 fans were saying the same thing about how bigger, stronger, faster the current players were then in comparing them to Mantle, Mays, skinny little Hank Aaron, etc.

[@chrisknauss6727]

Did Palmer pitch?

[@brucee4634]

The Orioles win and all Howard Cosell can say is Eddie Murray failed them again by not getting a hit early in the game with runners in scoring position. I am sure it was a miserable series for Cosell, he seemed not to like the Orioles, I bet Weaver wanted to punch him in the face a few times. Al Michael seemed to ignore Cosellel's meaningless chatter. Cosell was completely outmatched by Earl Weaver's knowledge of the game and the fine details of all the players strengths weakness and scouting reports.

[@clintscroggs65]

At this point, Murray was 1 for 12 with no RBI in a series that was still up in the air. This was after Murray going 4 for 26 in the '79 series. He wasn't producing. Went 4 for 8 with two homers in games 4 and 5.

[@gjmaztr7]

Who’s the raspy voice announcer ? Sounds like Earl weaver but can’t be…wasn’t he managing? Unless the mgr was Altobellii.So it’s al michaels, Cosell, and ?

[@mmcginnity]

It was Earl Weaver.

[@stevea6816]

Earl retired after 82 season. Altobelli managed in 83

[@wiffleczar]

Jim Palmer was throwing an 85mph fastball, are you kidding me? That would be batting practice in today's game, my son was throwing 82mph at 15 years old. Cosell you were a real tool, love the "steve kaltin" with your heavy Brooklyn accent. The clowns that broadcasted this game need a few lessons, they don't know the difference between a fast ball and a curve ball and I thought Tim McCarver was bad, Cosell, you take the cake, stick to boxing.

[@RRaquello]

This is basically the end of his career. Look at his record that year. He didn't have 10 more Major League games left in his arm by this time. You're talking like he got by on an 85 MPH fastball his whole career. He was just trying to get by on junk.

[@wiffleczar]

@@RRaquello then he should have retired

[@RRaquello]

@@wiffleczar He did!

[@russellgoff6524]

@@wiffleczar What are you, a guidance counselor?

[@markantinozzi8657]

Wait is that Chuck Norris oh no I'm sorry it's Philly's third baseman Mike Schmidt my bad

[@JoshGibson-fb7mf]

The Philadelphia Reds

[@wadevandort1598]

Totally incompetent first base umpire to not call that a swing at 1:21:15.

[@Bob31415]

The audio sucks in this video.

[@graciemaemarie11jones16]

phillies wear pink?