Murray is inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame

Eddie Murray, a veteran of 20 Major League seasons, gets inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2003
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[@ichthus1890]

What a great piece of Americana. Thanks for uploading this video. I saw Eddie Murray play in Milwaukee, in the only pro baseball game I've ever seen. He always struck me as understated. This, for me shows the greatness of the U.S. The gift that sports is to humanity, that it can be a venue through which people's better side, their community spirit is expressed. Eddie was a high level player, consistent and a team player. Just seeing the people in the stands who he thanked shows the quality of what America can produce and has produced. God Bless America, and God help her in her time of need.

[@Godfather19704]

Eddie Murray was one of my favorite players growing up. Best player ever!

[@mrhyde2484]

As a kid sitting in section 34 in Wild Bill's heyday watching the O's win and the EDDIE EDDIE EDDIE chants, it was magical.

[@mloftus8618]

“Eddie, Eddie, Eddie”…man, I miss those days, a sea of orange chanting his name when he was up. Great memories

[@Airsoftcleaner]

I'm a born and raised Baltimorian and Eddie was to me what Mickey Mantle was to Billy Crystal, I played First Base from Little League to College and I tried to play First like Eddie did.

[@paulvece3714]

This is more than Eddie talked during his entire MLB career lol. That man just let his play do the talking. The press may not have liked him, but us O's fans loved having him here.

[@sergeantmasson3669]

One of the finest players to ever wear a MLB uniform.

[@IcyVegeta]

I was there that day as a young kid and bought a huge oversized HOF special Eddie Murray signed jersey, I now fit it easily today as a man. Great player, class act as usual. Mr. Consistency.

[@vincentrobinson3078]

Eddie speaks from his heart. Quiet man who carried a great big bat . Always an underrated but dangerous hitter. At the time , the media focused on Schmidt , Brett, Jackson Stargell.

[@tmklunk]

My favorite baseball player of all time

[@rushbum]

My favorite player as a kid....got every f***ing baseball card from rookie to retirement...

[@jamescollins6961]

There was no one deserving of this than the great Eddie Murray followed your entire career as an Orioles fan none better congrats bro

[@rorygrime1202]

EDDIE is my second favorite Oriole. Mr Brooks Robinson is my most favorite player.

[@patrickgray5633]

Loved him as a player, also loved how he hated the media.

[@otbliveson1]

you can pencil in 160 games 30 hr 100 rbi every year..very clutch hittter as well.could of also had 2 or 3 mvps if not for yount, mattingly and ripken.seemed like he finished 2nd or 3rd in voting every year

[@MrSteveG58]

You're right...Young was a great player and Donnie was the Yankees first baseman

[@nattyboh1000]

Mr. consistentcy

[@maxsmiley7191]

just consistent, pretty much could count on 30 100 and .300, when hitting 30 was a legit feat, just a class act

[@vincentrobinson3078]

Nice comment

[@xCriminalKingx]

Go Orioles Go orioles legend Eddie !!!

[@sacrimonius]

Love u Eddie. Coming from a 58 yr old white boy.

[@garycort7997]

A gentleman. No self aggrandizement, just did his job and a little more.

[@DontrelleRoosevelt]

Who else had a career almost like Murray? McGriff. He needs to be in the Hall.

[@habyss]

It was like Murrary's, but not as good. The voters got it right with both of them.

[@kevincohen251]

Eddie led the 1980s in RBI. McGriff was good, but not quite as good as Eddie

[@thegoodrevtim]

McGriff was a good player, but Murray is one of 5 all time to get 3000 hits and 500 HRs. McGriff fell short of both of those milestones.

[@Airsoftcleaner]

Fred McGriff, The Crime Dog?????He better make it!!!

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

One of the top 50 players of all time

[@Pronzini1]

Eddie's wife is gorgeous

[@oriolesfan129]

I was there but Bob Uecker stole the show.

[@Gl6619]

I have his rookie card if anyone is interested....

[@phuckewe178]

Who tells their fans to shut up?

[@DontrelleRoosevelt]

Eddie does, and we love him for it! He's too modest, but blunt. Flattery embarrasses him; he did his job.

[@why-why-whywhywhy]

'Nothing'