Padres vs. Dodgers, 6/21/83

Tim Lollar spins a no-hitter through 6 and 2/3 innings in the Pads second win of the series in L.A. Tony Gwynn just reactivated after a wrist injury and called back up from AAA in Las Vegas, gets his first hit of 1983 during the four game sweep of the Dodgers. Gwynn played in left field that year and batted seventh in the lineup. Classic broadcast memories from Dave Campbell, Phil Stone & Jerry Coleman.

[@TheRedDevil_NC]

could not get enough of the Padres broadcasts radio or tv as a kid in the 70s and early 80s. Scully got all the praise but Jerry Coleman was right there with him and a hell of a player for the Yankees. Dave Campbell was the glue and every bit as good as Jerry Doggett who I also liked listening to. So lucky to be born and raised in San Diego

[@sdtimemachine8084]

Concur!

[@jeffreypilch2812]

You have no idea how much these are appreciated.

[@sdtimemachine8084]

Thanks Jeffrey, much appreciated!

[@rocketdog2723]

@@sdtimemachine8084 im sooo glad i ran into channel ' time capsule nostalgia that takes me back to my childhood and teenage years

[@rocketdog2723]

@@sdtimemachine8084 thank you

[@sdtimemachine8084]

@@rocketdog2723 thanks Rocket Dog, glad I didn't erase over them way back when!

[@sdtimemachine8084]

@@rocketdog2723 You're welcome, enjoy!

[@frenngarod5820]

Padres fan since 1979..

[@sdtimemachine8084]

Some good days indeed!

[@alfonsovalenciarobles1399]

Acá desde Tecate.. México...!!!!

[@oscarruiz7485]

I remember I use to listen to Dave Campbell after the padres game he's show was called the 10 th inning.

[@sdtimemachine8084]

The best!

[@alfonsovalenciarobles1399]

Desde ese tiempo ...mis padres

[@Freefuture444]

Dave Campbell was our next door neighbor during the early 1970’s in San Diego on Hillendale Dr just off Mission Gorge Rd. I was 8 yrs old when he gave me a padre game baseball bat out of his garage. I still have it 👍🏻

[@jimcrackcorn2460]

My grandfather got his autograph for me when Campbell was the Padres' broadcaster in the 80's. I still have it.

[@eightinches3671]

I always liked Dave Campbell as an announcer.

[@alfonsovalenciarobles1399]

Mis padres de San Diego...mi equipo...

[@bench-clearingbrawl7737]

L

[@rocknrollerseye516]

Love these old clips. Any full broadcast games available from San Diego in the 70s? I'd love to watch full game from '76-'84

[@sdtimemachine8084]

Thanks, it's all I have but glad I kept this one as well, however, search my channel for a few other clip from that era.

[@geeman1492]

Why is there not any footage of Gene Richards padres of (1977-1983) One of San Diego's best batters. He was only second to Gwyn in BA lifetime as a padre. Very underrated by San Diego fans.

[@francescoavila6960]

Gene Richards was a prick that hated the world..He never spoke to anybody including the media..He never appreciated the Padres or it's fans.

[@geeman1492]

@@francescoavila6960 Your views on someone’s personality doesn’t change the fact he was a good baseball player. . A very underrated Sam Diego Pardre .

[@wheelinthesky300]

There's Hall Of Famer Steve Garvey -what?, wait... he's not in Cooperstown?

[@brando7266]

He should be ,10 time Allstar,.350 avg in the playoffs/ world series,

[@OutlookPositive]

Padres still don't have a no-hitter. Amazing.

[@zoom539]

They do now

[@bench-clearingbrawl7737]

They still don’t have a 🏆

[@Raiders555]

Have 1978 playoffs with Garvey hitting 4 homers against Phillies.

[@boogernights1]

This must have been during the "I'm Steve Sax and I can't field for shit out here" era. Lol

[@gturcott1]

Fielding was fine but throwing was an adventure

[@kandeincarlsbad6900]

Soup was easily the best the Padres ever had

[@patricklipski1662]

My dad an ATC Naval chief petty officer at Miramar we were stationed there from 76 to 84 i miss those years ...we saw crap padres until we made the world series in 84 ...i live in AZ now but im still a fan

[@CARLOSVLA5]

Ok Folks so now you know what they mean when someone says "You Steve Sax that ball" 🤣🤣

[@OutlookPositive]

I can't remember a worse second baseman ever defensively in the big leagues than the Dodgers Steve Sax. If he didn't have problems fielding the ball, he had problems throwing errantly to first base.

[@jimcrackcorn2460]

Check Juan Samuel.

[@GratefulInRecovery]

Chuck Knoblach's little brother 😑🤪

[@AVILE00]

You have any 1988 dodgers games?