Henry Aaron's 715th HR and the Three Broadcasters Who Lived It

[@lorenzoonsports247]

Vinnie said it best…all four legends in heaven chatting about it tonight.

[@SmoothLounge7]

Thank you Milo for gracing the broadcast booth. My childhood memories of you voicing the Astros games moments will be cherished.

[@andreeduardo4269]

El mejor una leyenda 🎉🎉

[@tudormiller887]

RIP Hank Aaron. 👍⚾

[@jimnfl7134]

Amazing Career and #44 will live forever in Georgia i bet. Happened 6 years before i was born but a part of history! ALot of the footage and photos are so good you'd think it happened last year!

[@sfg3x]

The REAL home run king!!! I grew up in West Palm Beach and used to go their spring training games at the old Municipal Stadium. 50 years! Time flies!!

[@elreiec1]

Amazing calls all around. It’s also mind-boggling how Aaron never hit 50 HRs in a single season.

[@JoeAmato_TV]

Milo just had the fun pop to his voice. 70's he was on the SuperStation so I heard him many times.

[@johnperrigo6474]

It would be interesting to see a "documentary" from the perspective of the two young men who caught up with Henry after he rounded 2nd base. Knowing what kinds of hate mail he was getting, it had to have been disturbing to some people to see them running on the field.

[@rmkw4291]

All three commentators call him Henry rather than his usual Hank. Very classy.

[@t206kid]

Milo had the best call

[@anthonyjones7848]

They were all great calls. Milo's was the best though

[@goldeneve]

Milo Curt and Vin

[@user-pc9gz8be6w]

600 seems impossible

[@johnharris8191]

Aaron was at bat 3,965 more times than Babe Ruth.

[@americangiant1003]

Never heard the Gowdy call until now. Of all of legendary broadcasting moments ie Jets upset the Colts in Super Bowl 3, the 1962 AFL Championship and numerous World Series, I get the feeling the moment Henry hit the HR, probably the only time on the air in HOF career, that Curt was on the verge of happy tears. 🥲

[@edgarhuertas2450]

Overated

[@LuxRoyale]

ur mom