World Series 100 years

OPEN up a 2nd window and turn the sound off and sync it to the 1st video window. Pretty easy to fix the sound that way ... BOOM!! MicDrop!

Please never take this down. I watch this every night before bed. Thank you!

Love of baseball ⚾️ It's the smells, not just in the stands like most people talk about (popcorn, cigar smoke) but when playing it's the leather glove, freshly cut grass, the actual smell of the baseball, the bubble-gum, even the hat you've been sweating profusely in all season.... 😁 ⚾️ 🥰

Being a Cardinals fan the 1985 world series with the Royals in game 6 with the Don Denkinger blown call at first base is a good example of why today there is instant replay. It was a part of the game at that time. The Cardinals became so unravelled, it was like they could no longer play baseball.

My first love was baseball. Still is...

R.I.P. Bill Buckner.

1903-1909 (Origins) 7:19 1910-1919 (Fame & Misfortune) 16:22 1920-1931 (The National Stage) 26:15 1932-1939 (The Called Shot, The Gashouse Gang & McCarthyism) 44:28 1940-1948 (World Series / World War) 1:03:51 1949-1956 (New York, New York) 1:17:49 1957-1964 (The End of an Era) 1:32:22 1965-1971 (Pitching & Defense) 1:51:27 1972-1981 (The Mini-Dynasties) 2:05:33 1982-1990 (Anything Can Happen) 2:23:14 1991-1995 (North, South & a quiet October) 2:40:45 1996-2002 (Returns & Arrivals) 2:55:53

Used to listen to games with my grandfather on summer nights as a little kid. Sent this to my Dad, Baseball bonds all generations, truly one of the great pleasures in life 👏 ⚾️

I was just watching this a few days ago. I've had this for at least a dozen years or so. This is a great DVD, and I wish there was a follow up for 2003 onward.

Man, that 1987 World Series was beautiful!

12:10: The 1906 White Sox were known as the "Hitless Wonders" getting to the Series with a .230 team batting average. Their pitching ace was "Big" Ed Walsh, a spitballer who struck out 12 Cubs in game 3 and two years later in 1908 won 40(!!) games.

Great video. I watch it every morning. Please never take down

NO OTHER SPORT LIKE BASEBALL WITH IT'S HISTORY AND YET THAT HISTORY IS SO PRESENT IN THE PRESENT GAME ITSELF....GENUINE AWESOME GREAT AND NO TIME CLOCK LIMITS.

Growing up there was two world Series moments that are some of my best memories as a kid and it will live in my heart and my memory until the day I die!! One is the 1986 New York Mets winning the world Series and the other is Kirk Gibson's 1988 home run!! If there was ever a moment in baseball that seemed like it was a movie script it was Kirk Gibson's 1988 world series home run!! A old beat-up ball player coming to the mound with bad knees and saving the day with a home run!! It was almost like God whispered in his ear and said son today is your moment go get it!!! That was one of the most emotional things I've ever seen in my life!! And in my opinion one of the greatest moments in baseball

Once a Giants fan Always a Giants fan 10 12 and 14 I waited for years for those wonderful seasons

As an English man not raised with Baseball, I must confess to being seduced by it's theatre and pageantry' I'm here as a result of Ken Burns wonderful documentary series on Baseball.

When I was a kid (1950's) there were 16 teams in baseball. If your team didn't make it to the world series then you cheered for the underdog. It was a great time to be a baseball fanatic as a kid. We could tell you the stats on every player in the majors all season long. And if a player was traded it was big news. Damned Yankees!!!

This is great I had never heard of this video before. Absolutely wonderful thanks for putting this on here

Every true Baseball enthusiast should know and learn the amazing History of MLB.

Boy, was Gibson a monster; big time pitcher.