1991 World Series video

[@devonbrooks246]

What a great series! Old school baseball. Pitching, bunting, stealing and low scores. Love it!

[@jayNicks10]

7 games 6 games decided by 3 runs or less 5 games decided by 1 run 4 games that came down to the wire 3 games that went into extra innings 2 teams that finished last in 1990 1 amazing World Series

[@sportsglobepodcast]

The drama build up at 57:06 was awesome.

[@ReinEngel]

VHS videos like this were a lifesaver in the dark ages of the early 90's.

[@billny33]

Rein Engel of all the sports collectibles and memorabilia that were hot at the time, none were as entertaining and satisfying as the videotape. Cards, collectibles, bobbleheads, posters, nothing holds a candle to stuff like this.

[@yaeljacob5715]

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[@kylofabian4579]

@Yael Jacob instablaster =)

[@spideydew20]

In addition to this being the BEST World Series of ALL TIME, that opening montage with the narration of the legendary Ernie Harwell is sheer perfection.

[@SeamusMcGillicuddy0]

Who is Bernie Harwell ?

[@Icecreamforcrowtoo]

Totally agree. "There are no birds in last year's nest." Gives me chills as it fades to 1991 and the World Series clips. Love the dated early 90s synth track as well.

[@michaeldepinto3562]

All these games were so tough! As an Old School Baseball fan you really appreciate it...

[@troaarrr19]

Had the VHS of this video, watched it 10,000 times. Unreal post.

[@adamscoll8791]

Me too!

[@kfaberdnt]

Tom Rohrer Me too. Dad had it.

[@RyanWehr]

i think i wore mine out.. this was one of the best series in all of sports.

[@ShawnOBrien14]

I said almost the exact same thing before searching the video and then I see your comment. Lol.

[@jdhendrickson6510]

Same here

[@Weebs82589]

This is a classic World Series.

[@4309chris]

@MANCHESTER UNITED yeah soccer sucks

[@MAWA-Vik19]

@@4309chris Soccer can kiss my ass when you try to say it's better than something like the 1991 World Series..... plain and simple.

[@michaelleroy9281]

@M You are correct sir, except in the United States

[@There-are-bats-everywhere]

I remember getting to stay up extra late to be able to watch this game and jumping up and down on the couch when the twins won. It’s really fun to look back at a life memory like that and enjoy it. Thank you for putting this together and sharing it.

[@mega77CHAVEZ]

5 yrs ago i ran into Jack Morris at 6am on a dock on lake Mille Aches. He was getting ready to launch with local fishing guide The Griz. I wanted so bad to shake his hand amd tell him that was the most heroic game ive ever seen pitched, but ya just dont bother a guy whos fishing. Its how we roll in Minnesota. What an unforgettable series.

[@neilmcvey9466]

You can only bother Hrbek when he's fishing, as long as you buy the minnows and McDonalds....

[@SeamusMcGillicuddy0]

America, also knows how you ice holes riot in Minnesoda, too.

[@travisb2846]

Braves fan and this is undoubtedly the best WS of all time..

[@mpe1581]

GBR

[@1trumantucker1]

Lifelong Twins fan...as happy as I was, I felt bad that Atlanta had to lose...both teams were incredible over the course of those 7 games.

[@tomxconn]

Yes we won in 95 and 21, but losing this one hurt. So many chances

[@duran007fan5]

That base running mistake by Lonnie Smith cost the Braves the world series

[@jimnfl7134]

It's okay Braves would get their World Series win in 1995, I even liked when that happened.

[@Jay-ek9fu]

As a Braves Fan who lived this run in 1991 and despite coming up short it's still the Best World Series I've seen. I love the Video and have watched it back many times since.

[@brettdasovic]

ive been waiting for this to be on youtube ever since my VCR ate my copy years back. this is beyond awesome to see again!

[@chrisuncleahmad666]

A classic World Series recap deserves a classic announcer like Ernie Harwell

[@paulvece3714]

"...and we'll see ya tomorrow night". Wow. That game 6 ending still gives me the chills. I was watching this game with my parents and grandparents. Kirby was my grandfather's favorite player. He went absolutely nuts when that ball went out.

[@adam99x2004]

Kirby was my idol growing up. I was 8 years old, staying up with my mom watching those games. I don't know how i got to sleep to go to school the next morning after watching game six.

[@ernestolombardo5811]

Attending college in Guadalajara, Mexico, at the time, me and a couple of friends were visiting a tiny town coastal town smack dab between Manzanillo and Puerto Vallarta, I reckon it was during the span of the last 4 games of this series happening. There were very few bars in the area of as-yet-"undiscovered" small towns, we spent our nights at one particular bar where Jasso the bartender informed us that their satellite dish, one of the old big ones, couldn't move, the motor had broken down a couple of days before and the technician hadn't arrived yet, just my typical luck. As CBS was not on that particular satellite, Jasso scanned the transponders and CNN turned out to be the most useful station, updating game info every 10-15 minutes with text on the bottom of the screen. It felt like every night, every time they showed the score and inning, my friends and I turned to look at each other and went "Oh My GOD!" We were missing out on the best Series since '75 and probably ever, but we did experience, it in a very limited way via news ticker and nothing else, in a truly special, magical environment. BTW, as the Twins had already won in '87 (and I was rooting for them then), this time I was going for the Braves. Although just barely. Almost subconsciously even, leaning just an inch in that direction. I really liked... no, strike that, I LOVED... Glavine's breakout season.

[@schemeteam5057]

Jack Morris was the most valuable player in the World Series

[@10chipper803]

Heart broken Braves fan still to this day. What a Great Series, though. Getting ready for Royals vs Giants game 7 tonight.

[@jasonfitzpatrick8994]

I feel your pain. I just moved to Atlanta in Aug 1990. In the 3rd grade, everybody had braves fever

[@jodyneal4969]

BUMGARNER!!!!!

[@colleenross8752]

Don't worry, 95 was 4 years away

[@tawnkuimi-uru7212]

I look down through comments below and the many debates about whether or not this World Series was the best of all time and see many legitimate arguments as to why was not and why others were. That is the essence of the love of baseball fandom. However, I will stand by the argument that Game 7 of this WS was without question the most amazing and gutsiest pitching performances by two pitchers EVER in the highest of staked games. Today's baseball mentality will never see the likes of such again. And being a diehard Braves fan for over 40 years, I will be the first to admit that Jack Morris's performance was the stuff that baseball dreams are made of. John Smoltz held his own for as long as he could, but Jack Morris was a baseball god that night. When one truly considers ALL the factors that two teams, that were the worst teams in baseball in 1990 and both became the best teams in baseball a year later...and all the drama of the series...ending with clearly the most amazingly pitched Game 7...there is truly a valid basis for calling this the best World Series of all time...this far. Just my opinion.

[@ADEAL918]

Tawnku Imi-Uru I wonder whether later in his career, Cox would have stayed with Smoltz as long as Kelly stayed with Morris. Because Smoltz truly matched Morris pitch for pitch in that Game 7, the difference was that Smoltz was taken out when he got into the same jam that Morris had just pitched out of.

[@RYMAN1321]

It is quite unfortunate though that despite the Braves’ division and playoff dominance, they only managed to win 1 title (out of 5 appearances, 1995) albeit in a strike shortened season.

[@jayNicks10]

@@RYMAN1321 are you saying 1995 was the strike shortened season? cause it wasn’t. 1994 was. But yes. The Braves won it in 1995. Also, their starting pitching rotation was unreal.

[@RYMAN1321]

@@jayNicks10 Um, the strike cut off the 1994 season yes, but it carried over into 1995. The season didn't begin until April 2, 1995. Both the Braves (90-54) and Indians (100-54) only played a combined 144 games instead of the usual 162.

[@jayNicks10]

@@RYMAN1321 Oh Yeah! That’s right! You’re right.

[@MTKarthik]

Greatest World Series of my lifetime. As Marie Pavlov says below: all games but Game 5 decided by 3 runs or less, Games 3, 6 and 7 went extra innings, and the game seven was truly epic.

[@jodyneal4969]

M. T. Karthik agreed

[@jayjohnson2773]

I learned that if you put your heart in it, it can take you anywhere.

[@charlesrocks]

What an absolute gem of the 1990s. Everything went downhill after this...

[@RuffRyder_43]

Greatest World Series of all time hands down!

[@StFidjnr]

@ 1:01:07 and then there was 1 game 7 of the world series. PS. I'll agree

[@clarenceparkeriii6249]

This one was great, but I think I would give the edge to the 2001 World Series

[@billny33]

Clarence Parker III I think the backdrop of 9/11 added a tremendous layer of emotional depth to the 01 WS that may factor into some people's opinions of this debate...including my own. For a while I had the 01 WS as the greatest ever. But the truth is games 1 and 6 were VERY lopsided and game 2 while close for 7 innings before Matt Williams hit a 3 run HR off Pettitte, wasn't quite a classic either. Randy Johnson would have won 1-0 even without that shot. So I think the idea is that the 91 WS was more closely contested through all 7 games than 01. And games 3 and 4 from 91 closely mirror games 4 and 5 from 01. The team that ultimately lost the series winning 2 dramatic walk offs in a row to get them back in it and help make them likely to win the series before going back on the road where they would ultimately lose in heartbreaking fashion in game 7.

[@1981lashlarue]

The 1975 World Series ranks right up there too.

[@jeffcupp1]

Great series, but it is kind of crap when neither team can win on the others home field. 2001 would fall into that category as well.

[@andyatkins9172]

This was the greatest World Series I ever saw. Both teams deserved to win!

[@SammySarzoza]

I watched this VHS over and over as a kid until the tape wore out. The 91 Twins were magic.

[@jameserickson487]

Reliving the 1987 and 1991 World Series was terrific loved it

[@vanteal]

The best world series of all time. No question.

[@chrisuncleahmad666]

So many homers at Fulton County Stadium. No wonder they called it the launching pad

[@jayNicks10]

So we had the launching pad and the Homer dome. Expect a lotta homeruns. And there were. 8 for each team.

[@chrisbobuk2766]

Easily one of the best if not the best World Series' of all time

[@potatopotato5762]

Probably the best

[@spinner9057]

Jack Morris looks like something from Tombstone.

[@scottjohnson1640]

spinner90 Like Wyatt Earp?

[@Weebs82589]

He’s a War Horse

[@spinner9057]

​@@scottjohnson1640 Yeah or just an extra

[@chrisuncleahmad666]

Scott Leius off Tom Glavine- I still can't believe that happened

[@nostalgiaman6816]

Funny you said that, when I first saw it, I had no idea who Scott Leius was and I know alot about Baseball haha

[@jayNicks10]

First pitch too. Some say Glavine went back out to the mound upset that his offense failed to take the lead in the top of the 8th and his emotions got the best of him there.

[@jayNicks10]

The 8th inning could’ve been worse for Glavine as he gave up another hit and balked. But he quickly settled back down and retired the rest. Once again his offense didn’t help him. Though you gotta give credit to Tapani and Aguilera.

[@jodyneal4969]

Giants fan. this is my favorite world series w/o my Giants involved lol. Great stuff. I was 12

[@natebrown3712]

I used to watch this video everyday! Great upload.

[@Eric-xt3os]

Such an epic series when you consider the Twins were so close to going up 3-0 or 3-1 only to lose game 5 in a rout and suddenly the Twins find themselves on the brink after a rout. Kirby accounts for all 4 of the runs in 6 plus a spectacular catch, and game 7 could have gone either way in regulation but key defensives stands in almost every inning. Morris accounts for all 30 outs for the Twins and Gladden accounts for the first and final run of the series. TK said it best after game 6. Storybook series.

[@billny33]

I was not yet a baseball fan (I think I was 8) when this series happened but I feel like there are a lot of similarities between this and the 2001 World Series. The home team won all 7 games, there were back to back games in the middle of the series where the team trailing 2-0 won incredibly dramatic, epic games that created the feeling that they were a team of destiny en route to going up 3-2, however that team was in for a rude awakening when going back on the road for games 6 and 7 where the series ended in dramatic, walk off fashion and everyone believes the team that lost game 7 had an absolutely golden opportunity and should have won. Both series threw the absolute kitchen sink at baseball fans. Perhaps the main difference in the series was Arizona really dominating games 1, 2 and 6. The 91 series only had 1 game where one team really put some distance between them and their opponents like that, which was game 5. But I think other than that, and all the raw, post-9/11 emotions being spilled into the 2001 series and the unique double worst-to-first storyline draped over the '91 series, they are remarkably similar.

[@jeremiahhoward3042]

Great series, best game 7 in sports history

[@jimnfl7134]

No shame for Braves in losing since they would have a dominate 90's. Twins would not even Make the Playoffs until 2002 after this.

[@colinmccann3824]

And now Jack Morris will be joining John Smoltz in the Hall of Fame!

[@sportsnut6078]

Love the Chili Davis Game 2 Home Run segment! The Home Run combined with the Music combined with the fans going crazy. Awesome!!!!

[@abishai100]

This is the greatest World Series of all time(!). I was a Braves fan, but by the end of this gripping contest, I honestly couldn't decide which team truly deserved the title more(!). When Gagne's 3-run HR in Game 1 proudly affirmed the Twins' presence to all suddenly-worrying Braves fans, we all knew this would be a Series for the books, despite the Braves' loud double-digit victory in Game 5(!). Perhaps the Twins deserved the ultimate win they really earned, but still, many sports-writers and fans rank the 1991 MLB World Series as one of the greatest men's athletic contests of all time, lumping it with other 'trophies' (e.g., 1992 Duke-Kentucky NCAA tourney-thriller, 1982 soccer World Cup, Super Bowl LII [NFL], Ali-Frazier [boxing])! I became a secret/silent Twins fan after this Series and purchased a Kirby Puckett baseball-card. This is why sports is so...delicious. Thanks for posting this(!). God bless...

[@billny33]

Love the enthusiasm of this comment. Btw one question. You mentioned the 82 World Cup. Was that referring to the Final? The entire tournament? I'm a little hazy on that one so that was the only sporting even that did not evoke a distinctive image in my head, which made me curious.

[@bootitup6927]

We're celebrating the 25th anniversary here in the Twin Cities with a 41-64 record!

[@orekingcatan8142]

Blizzard Rivals worst to first???

[@MGAF688]

The Twins normally celebrate anything with a losing record since the Pohlad sons own the team but are only in it for profit. Since King Carl died, the team has spiraled down from at least being competitive in the division to simply being a source of immense profit for the Pohlad sons. Winning is not a meaningful consideration.

[@michaelleroy9281]

2016 wasn't a good year for the Twins

[@MNsportsnut]

With the exception of the Hrbek vs. Gant play & calling a swing & miss on Pendleton a Foul Tip it was a very well umpired series. The Pendleton Play I'm referring to was the pitch before his Double that Lonnie Smith was decoyed that was called a Foul Tip which kept his at-bat alive. Looked like he swung & missed completely.

[@billny33]

MNsportsnut the foul tip is tough to really see though. I can't be sure it was the right or wrong call.

[@MNsportsnut]

billny33 If it was a foul tip it was the correct call because the ball did hit the dirt. If it was a swing & miss, it should have been Pendleton out because Lonnie Smith was on 1st with nobody out so the Uncaught 3rd Strike rule would not apply in that situation.

[@billny33]

Yeah, what I meant was, it's almost impossible for anyone to tell whether or not Pendleton made contact with the ball, even with all those slo-mo replays. If I can't tell what the right call was, I can't tell the umpire that he got it wrong.

[@romanwojciechowski3840]

Greatest World Series ever ever !!! #2- Mets v Red Sox, 86. #3 - Reds v Red Sox, 75. The 86 playoff were probably the best overall. But the 91 Series was unlike any other. SPECTACULAR FROM START TO FINISH.

[@Icecreamforcrowtoo]

My exact thoughts as well. Great taste!

[@ztoxtube]

Brian Harper was such a legend. There was not one baseball-related thing that he couldn't handle like a professional.

[@deawesomegamer5859]

Why has no body noticed, this guy should be in jail. He didn't follow the FBI Warning in the beginning!😂

[@billny33]

i had the express written consent of MLB once, but I think I lost it among other bedroom clutter lol.

[@MGAF688]

@@billny33 KZbin hadn't been invented yet so perhaps the FBI Warning doesn't apply to streaming of the video content onto a website for viewing (but not for profiting). Sort of like checking out this video from the library. For educational purposes only!

[@flyingdutchman8321]

22:46..sums up the corniness of the early 90s! And we love it still today!! LOL

[@chadlawrence5865]

Thrilled to see this news come over the teletype on USS ATLANTA while on deployment. Missed the series but won 100 dollars off some southern kid onboard.

[@allanmacmillan7823]

I always found it interesting that during the existence of the Metrodome, the Twins NEVER won a postseason game away from their ballpark and NEVER lost a game played in it. Play the '87 and '91 World Series at a neutral site and the Twins would STILL be looking for their first title. I doubt they would have gotten beyond the LCS's. Thank God that bush-league, pinball machine of a venue is gone. The Twins new park seems to be a really nice venue.

[@billny33]

Not entirely true. Correct for World Series games but LCS and Division Series the Twins lost home games and won road games like normal teams. Still remarkable how that played out though.

[@allanmacmillan7823]

@@billny33 I stand corrected. Thanks. I'm operating from memory of events from 35 years ago, so I may be a little hazy. Along a similar line, I would love to see MLB force Tampa to play in a suitable venue and force the NY Yankees to move the entirety of the right field and right-center stands to adult-sized specifications. A 280 foot pop fly should be an out...it is in high school.

[@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821]

Despite how people debate about Kirby Puckett being in the HOF because he retired early from an eye problem. Looking at the kind of ballplayer he was he is a HOF he was a great ballplayer a five tool player. Granted if it wasn't for the eye conditon he could have played longer and maybee could have gotten 3,000 hits. There's a lot of ballplayers in the HOF who don't have 3,000 hits, 500 home runs, 300 wins, or 3,000 strikeouts.

[@greggblade810]

Love the music in the 8th inning of game 7

[@billhicks3835]

As a lifelong twins fan I can say in all honesty..... 18:17 is when Kent Hrbek starts lying.

[@billny33]

That's one of the toughest for me to decide. I am torn, I could see it either way. It's like I can't see definite proof that Hrbek deliberately pulled him off the bag, but it sure looks very suspicious. Maybe he did a good job of making it look like an accident. If they had replay for this call I think it would have taken forever lol.

[@billhicks3835]

billny33 He capitalized on the situation. If Gant comes in clean theres nothing Hrbek can do. But Gant came in a little hard and Kent capitalized, especially at the end. Trust me, we know Herbie around here. The guy was a lot of things. Easy to knock back isn't one of them. Think if Hrbek had wanted so hold that spot on the bag, like waiting for a close throw. Gant would have bounced off him.

[@ChristopherSHanson]

great series. I still have the VHS copy, but no longer have a VCR.

[@jdhendrickson6510]

Thank you for posting this!!

[@greggblade810]

That 8th inning music is awesome

[@RyanWehr]

jack Morris pitched 10 innings in a game 7 world series and shut out the braves. one of the best pitching performances ever.

[@Weebs82589]

Gene Larkin becomes a hero at 1:15:28!

[@webstedge1099]

I look at all the comments remembering the 1991 series and I feel I missed out on a national party. For me, the cherry on top was when a _little 7-year old girl_ sang the national anthem in game 7, which melted America's collective heart. That just doesn't happen anymore. Why'd I have to be born in 1992?

[@billny33]

webstedge1099 i was born in 1983 but did not become a baseball fan until 1994. I missed out on this and Toronto beating Atlanta and Joe Carter's HR in 93, but I still enjoyed learning about it as history even if its not as great as seeing it live. Every fan will get their collection of moments.

[@webstedge1099]

I was born in September of '92 and I like to think of 1991 as my conception year (it wasn't until that week between Christmas and New Year's) and I was 2 when the strike cancelled the '94 series. I am hoping that in the future we will get another World Series that can be right up there with, or maybe even top 1991 as one of the best WS ever. What I did see live was when the Diamondbacks stopped the Yankees from winning 4 in a row and spoiled their 9/11 tribute playoff run. That one will have a special place in my heart as one of my worst sports-watching moments. I think Mariano singlehandedly cost NY the championship (although the Snakes did win 3 games by a combined 28-3 and just like 87 and 1991, 2001 had home teams go 7-0.) I also saw when Matt Harvey almost pitched a CG shutout only to completely fall apart at the end. I lived through, but didn't watch on TV, when both Sox teams ended a combined 174-year title drought by sweeping two WS in a row, and when the Yankees celebrated a championship in their first year of their new stadium.

[@billny33]

webstedge1099 the Diamondback loss was nothing short of soul-crushing. I'm def with you there. You hinted at the White Sox breaking their own 88 yr curse in 2005. How bizarre is it that the general public just shrugged their shoulders and said "meh" at a title for the long starving White Sox franchise?

[@webstedge1099]

I really can't speak about the 2005 White Sox, I like how their series with the Astros was one of the closer ones where it just went the same way 4 times in a row. 2004 wasn't really that bad in hindsight, as Boston rode an unlikely 8-game win streak straight to the Promised Land before the Yankees and Cardinals knew what was going on, making for a great storyline. But I still cannot look at pictures of the Arizona players dancing on the field. What's crazy is that Arizona (never mind the fact that they literally came out of nowhere to win the championship and have done next to nothing since) wound end up being the first in a string of 6 different champions in 6 years, and 7 different teams in 8 years. About having the little kid singing the national anthem, I wish something like that would happen again. It also happened in 1996 when an 8-year old sang the anthem in game 6 at yankee stadium.

[@billny33]

webstedge1099 the Red Sox beating the Yanks in 04 crushed me too but it was great for the game I must admit. Their Series win vs St Louis to me was basically an epilogue and nothing more. Game 1 was entertaining but after that it was a very boring World Series other than the fact that the curse was broken. 05 was very exciting all 4 games. I also think the 2011 WS game 6 is about as epic as 1986 WS game 6 and I'm glad I got to witness such an unbelievable death defying comeback. 2016 WS game 7 I think is also something no one will ever forget, the longest cursebreaker of them all. Are you a Yankee fan or did you just get behind them extra strong that year after 9/11? I actually got over that loss by watching the tape of that 9th over and over and over until I was numb to it. Not easy but I think it was the only way. A lot of painful imagery in that postgame celebration from a Yankee standpoint.

[@danspizzacorner9711]

9:51 great song for a game 1 of a World Series filled with excitement

[@topicbaseball]

this was such a fantastic world series

[@jimnfl7134]

RIP Kenny Rogers When You Put Your Heart in It (song at the end 1:16:47. And Twins would not even make the Playoffs until 2002.

[@hectortato]

We’ll see you tomorrow night!

[@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821]

I remember one time me and my dad watched this and my dad gave a point how you look back and watch a team like the Braves in the 90's or how a great team they were people thought they were the team of the 90's. They made the playoffs almost every year and they only won one World Series.

[@ryandukes1984]

The greatest World Series ever even though I am a braves fan and have been since childhood

[@vladimirguadamuz3805]

Great World Series a lot of excitement!!

[@dannelson6200]

Simply the best

[@jayNicks10]

Okay. We get it! They both finished last place in 1990. But it seems like they were both huge underdogs in their respective LCS’s just because of how they were last year. I Love it when “experts” are proven wrong.

[@krog21]

I never got why the Twins were considered underdogs against Toronto. Twins went 95-67, Toronto went 91-71. Twins had +124 run differential, Toronto +62. Twins scored almost 100 more runs than the Jays and gave up fewer. I'm not sure about the Jays but I know Minnesota had 7 players from the 87 team on their 91 team.

[@jayNicks10]

@@krog21 yeah. Pretty uncommon for the team with the best record in the American League to be underdogs. I think it was partly because the Blue Jays went 8-4 against the Twins during the regular season that year. But much like to why did to the Tigers in 1987, a team that also went 8-4 against the Twins that year, The Twins beat the Blue Jays in just 5 games.

[@StFidjnr]

@ 4:49 the so-called lighting the symbolic torch of the world series

[@chriswalter8092]

I miss those days.

[@Phil-s7w]

Greatest world series film ever made, so good it's like NFL films did it.

[@nunyabizness5391]

I wonder if "Hitters on Hitting" tells the real reason why McGwire and Sosa hit all those homers

[@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821]

I remember when me and dad watched this and he told that when you look back at the Braves in the 90s you would think for how great a team they were you thought that the Braves were the team of the 90s. The Braves won 5 pennants and only won one World Series in 1995. Instead the Yankees reversed that.

[@krog21]

Team of the EARLY 90s. The Yanks, as we know, owned the mid 90s. I'd say San Francisco was the team of the 10s (well 1st half, similar to the Braves of the 90s) but not really sure who the team of the 2000's were. A lot of teams had good 2-3 year runs. Maybe Boston?

[@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821]

@@krog21 Boston and NY in the 2000s.

[@ginocavazos2153]

I like how Bobby Cox Said if their going to win it they will have to win it in their Home Ballpark

[@SeamusMcGillicuddy0]

Was that said before Bob Cocks beat up his wife, or after ?

[@daviddavenport1485]

AND WE'LL SEE YOU TOMORROW NIGHT!

[@kingsojo]

Glavine should have been game 1 starter for the Braves.

[@boogitybear2283]

Lonnie Smith was the Real Mr. October! He was average at best in the regular season but when he made it to the Post, he went into Overdrive!

[@twolak1972]

BEST 7 GAMES EVER PLAYED. MAGNIFACENT. KIRBYS GAME 6 11TH INNING HOMER WAS BEYOND BELIEVABLE.

[@keithellis1845]

Great video!!! Thanks for posting!!! Twins rule!!!

[@jgkidd82]

Watching on the eve of Game six of the 2021 World Series in which the Braves are up 3-2.

[@ericradford2142]

The Braves vanquished all their demons on Tuesday night.

[@kikiak4203]

I miss the 80s end 90s the bes eria of baseball

[@kfaberdnt]

13:44 Chuck Knoblauch had a Civic lol.

[@kfaberdnt]

+TheSeattlehawk94 Oh yeah I get it. Still funny though lol.

[@oldgreg1184]

people say morris doesnt deserve the hall. he deserves the hall just on this performance alone. 10 inning shutout game 7 most pressure packed world series in hisptiry

[@billny33]

I would also argue that the 10 shutout innings were more gutsy than dominant. He had a lot of tough innings in that game that he somehow found a way through. I expected a 10-inning 1-0 game to have a quick pace with a lot of 1-2-3 innings, a lot of strikeouts, and it really wasn't like that when I watched the whole game.

[@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821]

Despite what people say about Kirby Puckett not being a HOF because of short career from the eye condition he had. The way I see it he is a HOF he was a five tool player. He really was a great ballplayer. Granted if it wasn't for the eye condition he had he probably could have played longer and he might have gotten 3,000 hits. But all in all Kirby Puckett is a HOF.

[@billny33]

It almost felt like he made the HOF w his Game 6 alone but absolutely, all time great career.

[@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821]

@@billny33 absolutely.

[@bridesblade5307]

Your shitting me! Have you seen his career stats? A lot of other players are in the HOF who aren't even close to Puck's! Whatever.

[@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821]

@@bridesblade5307 yup

[@BurghFinsFan]

Twins currently have the league’s best record in 2019. Could we possibly see this again soon? 🤔

[@rajmathai7699]

They might want to learn to beat the yankees in the playoffs first.

[@scottjohnson1640]

Raj Mathai True.

[@beanthegod]

@@rajmathai7699 we will tomorrow night, 10/4/19

[@Icecreamforcrowtoo]

They apparently need the Metrodome.

[@benfast3028]

1:45 chills masterpiece

[@jasonfitzpatrick8994]

I remember having to go to bed because it was late and I couldn't watch the rest of the game.

[@kfaberdnt]

Jason Lainer LAME

[@russtbags]

Thank You for putting this up. Had this VHS and wore it out!

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

34:58...not true. The Braves won the World Series in 1957. Just in Milwaukee. But the franchise HAD won a World Series game previously

[@billny33]

yeah and shame on Tim McCarver who played in the 60s, certainly had to be following baseball in '57 when the Milwaukee Braves won, he should know better.

[@SuperfanDK]

As much as I disliked McCarver as a commentator, I'll actually defend him on this one... Even though he said "Braves", I think he actually meant Atlanta, since this was the first time the Braves made the World Series since they moved there.

[@kcaruso37]

@@SuperfanDK yes, but it seems like when you hear it over and over he said the first time ever. shouldve said it little differently. on the braves 1991 season tape, ernie johnson sr said, first win since 1958 ws. that makes more sense to me. i know they lost the 1958 WS but meaning they won a game. 1958 just like 1991, the world series played all 7 games

[@spinner9057]

Why do the Twins have last names on their road jerseys, but not their home ones?

[@LeoWhalen1933]

spinner90 So the away crowd knows which player it is. It is assumed the home fans know their teams players by numbers...

[@spinner9057]

@@LeoWhalen1933 Interesting concept. I guess I was focused more on uniform balance.

[@dontarguewithfools]

Man jack morris' windup was intimating. Idk why but him and Randy johnson look alike

[@chiniechinchen]

the braves might have won with better base running

[@jimnfl7134]

Chuck Knoblauch's sisters look about 12-14 years older than him. 6:19!

[@MrRyguy2112]

Geez Brian Harper. Lonnie Smith had him by 40 or 50 pounds easy. Yet Brian popped right up and showed the ump the ball.

[@silktank8242]

History Repeats It Self 🕵️

[@motnosniv]

Hey, Hrbek, buy a vowel!

[@SRP3572]

In my opinion, John Gordon did the better call of Pucketts home run.

[@michaelleroy9281]

You could say the Twins stopped the chop( sorry Ted and Jane)

[@theseifexperience6863]

Being a Twins fan Ron Gant was the real MVP 😉🤣

[@alexpoohbear1129]

25年前 雙城vs勇士的世界大賽 是mlb世界大賽有史以來 最具戲劇性 可歌可泣 驚天地泣鬼神 讓很多球迷看過之後 都會哭得很慘的系列賽~~ 前一年 這兩隊還是兩聯盟最爛的 但這兩隊卻不但擺脫前一年墊底不說 還一路殺進到世界大賽 整個系列賽內容 不但非常精彩不說 甚至是打到最後一兵一卒 連傷兵都上場用性命去拚 還有 四場延長再見比賽 五場逆轉 更是絕無僅有 那個系列賽 你很難用再多的文字來形容~~

[@alexlegge]

Check out thin Ron Gardenhire at 15:26 - different world!

[@1burnman]

Ernie Harwell is a legend what do you want excitement I don't like those announcers who fain it excitement so I think he did a good job

[@billny33]

I don't think he needs to sound more excited though. Len Cariou is the best at narrating these films and he does so in a very understated manner. I think Ernie's voice is just much more natural when calling play by play and doesn't carry over properly to this. I think in this video it sounds awkward and exposes him as having a tired old man's voice. He is a legend for sure, just not great work in this video.

[@ziggymorris8760]

Twins had some nice unis

[@StFidjnr]

@ 27:17 Meanwhile... Back in Minnesota

[@das41111]

35:50 RIP Mr. Smoltz 🙏

[@jimnfl7134]

Braves no shame in Losing this Series. They would be great for 1992, 1995 and 1996 winning 1 of those Series while Twins would not even Make the Playoffs until 2002 with Torii Hunter, Johan Santana, Brad Radke and AJ Pierzynski.