George Brett: Unleashing Royal Passion (Again!)

Dive into the story of George Brett, the heart and soul of the Royals. From his first swing to his lasting legacy - this is a tale you don't want to miss!
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Discover the captivating story of George Brett, an MLB legend, and Kansas City Royals Hall of Famer. Delve into Brett's impressive baseball career, exploring his record-breaking hits, notable Pine Tar Incident, and the remarkable legacy he left behind.
Witness George Brett's unwavering dedication and passion for baseball, making him a stalwart figure in the history of American Baseball. Join us in revisiting his baseball journey, from his rookie years to his triumphant Hall of Fame induction. We uncover the trials and triumphs that shaped his illustrious career, cementing his status as one of the greatest hitters of all time.
This video is a treasure trove for baseball enthusiasts, providing a detailed look at Brett's contribution to the Royals and the sport. Experience the thrill and excitement of baseball through the life of George Brett!
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[@rick188888]

As a Yankees fan in the 1970s/1980s, Brett was the only opponent that scared me.

[@kskopaz]

Great player.

[@SuperOCHomes]

Ken wasa hot young picther, pitch in the world series but times were differebt in the 70s. During that same off season Ken went into the Army Reserves for 6 months, missed spring training and pitched 9 innings in his debut. That ruined his arm and sent him for arm surgeries that never got him back to that level of pitching. Tommy lasorda said if he would have drafted him he would have been his starting center fielder, great hitter and athlete. I can't imagine a starting pitcher missing spring training to be in the army reserves nowadays

[@GH-bp7xn]

1. Quite the interesting pronunciation of Goose Gossage's last name 2. Twice in this video it talks about the Royals being in Kansas, when they're actually in Missouri.

[@thetopfan5031]

I was born in 1978 while my dad was playing minor league baseball. My parents named me after George Brett and it is so awesome I played baseball but only made it to the High School American Legion level. Great video!

[@thetopfan5031]

I was able to meet him at Spring training in 1983 - he was super nice.

[@robertsprouse9282]

I wanted to name our son= GEORGE BRETT SPROUSE..my wife would not go along with it..

[@chuckHart70]

You said Kansas Legend. Kansas city is in Missouri Kansas City has always been in Missouri Kansas City Missouri has been there longer than the state of Kansas or the territory. Sorry it seems minor to the outside world but it'd be like saying New York is in New Jersey

[@robertsprouse9282]

There's a KANSAS CITY in KANSAS..but the one the ROYALS play in, is in MISSOURI.. KC, KS. is right across the river and border from KC, MO..

[@chuckHart70]

​@@robertsprouse9282did you not read my response Kansas City Kansas was created way after Kansas City Missouri. Time for a history lesson town of Kansas also known as Kansas City Missouri first then Kansas territory then the state of Kansas then much later Kansas City Kansas. No Kansas city is in Missouri. There are suburbs of Kansas City that are in Kansas but Kansas city is in Missouri as is the zoo the Royals the Chiefs downtown Union Station every other attraction. Did you know there's also a Pittsburg Kansas? So therefore I guess Pittsburgh's in Kansas too

[@robertsprouse9282]

@@chuckHart70 , nice try..KANSAS CITY, KS. is not an incorporated town? Uh, in a word= YES Yes it is. It was incorporated in 1872, named after KC, MO. So, your point based on my response.. is what, exactly? And learn to use commas, Einstein.

[@chuckHart70]

KCMO KCMO GAWSAGE not goosage

[@robertsprouse9282]

Goss idge or gah sidge

[@donkraemer50]

This video was tough to listen to

[@FlipNasty1]

Not even baseball historians know that he has 2 half sisters... his Dad (my grandfather) Jack cheated on George and Kens mother and had 2 daughters... my mother and my aunt...never met him tho. But he is my Uncle

[@chuckHart70]

That's sad I hope you all reconcile. My mother had a half-brother not quite as scandalous of a situation but remarriage old-timer stuff you know back in the twenties. But at his funeral I was a pallbearer and it was extremely sad I had an uncle I never knew