Watching outfielders using two hands to catch the ball is wonderful to see.  A lost art.

I'm 62.  Saw every one of the seven games. Still the greatest WS ever played. To the fans of the Reds, you were blessed.

Curt Gowdy, Tony Kubek & Marty Brennaman on NBC.

At the age of 60, it's great to rewatch one of the best World Series ever. Back in 75, my friends and I were hooked, hanging on every pitch, every out, and every home run. Looking back, it's more than nostalgia; it's a tribute to the game and those who play it with such passion. Witnessing Carlton Fisk and Johnny Bench, two of the most outstanding catchers to ever play the position, was like watching a masterclass in baseball excellence. I tip my cap to those legends of '75, grateful for the memories and the legacy they left us.  Thank you for bringing us this game to enjoy.

things you will never see again, pitchers on base with a jacket on

Don Gullett threw some smoke!

why does baseball seem so much more exciting and interesting 50 years ago

Thank you for posting these.

LÁ MEJOR SERIE MUNDIAL DE LA HISTORIA 1975

What a World Series two great teams

The Cincinnati Reds ballpark in the 70's. The world's largest pool table.

An all Ohio world series game.  Cincinnati vs Cleveland 😊

The only drama-free game of that epic '75 series.

Elroy face ,bill hand, rollie fingers, barry foote, don gullet....

Thank you so much for posting the 1975 world series games!  Really enjoying them!

thanks for posting these

NBC Radio:
Dick Stockton (PBP) & Joe Garagiola (C) 1st half
Garagiola (PBP) & Stockton (C) 2nd half

2:41 Marty Brennaman:   Talks about this being the last game before they resume play at Fenway the next Saturday afternoon.

Mother Nature:  Whips up a little surprise, three straight days of hard rain.

Marty Brennaman (PBP) Curt Gowdy & Tony Kubek (C) 1st half
Gowdy (PBP) Kubek & Brennaman (C) 2nd half

Big red machine