The 1964 All-Star Game is considered one of the most exciting games in the classic’s history.   Only 3 of the 9 innings didn’t feature scor...

Nearly 10 years have passed since we first wrote about the surviving kinescopes from the 1957 World Series .   At that time, only 2 of the g...

July 10, 1962 . On the same day that the NBA agreed to let George Steinbrenner’s ABL Cleveland Pipers join as an expansion team, Major Leagu...

The 1957 World Series is one of the few kinescope-era World Series that we have multiple complete or near complete broadcasts.  In 2007, we...

To restate the old sportscaster’s adage: There are no two more exciting words in sports than ‘Game Seven’ .  Tonight, we will be treated to ...

Dick Radatz was one of the first great power relievers in baseball history.   Dubbed ‘The Monster’ by opposing players, Radatz was a giant b...

Again, this blog gets a chance to update a previous story with a 'new' find.  This time, it is in respect to the 1957 World Series. ...

The 1968 All-Star Game was the first All-Star game to be played indoors. During a season in which pitching dominated baseball, the All-Star...

So, in heartbreaking news, it appears that the WPIX clip of Mickey Mantle's 500th HR is just that, a clip: He hit his 500th at Yankee...

As Yankee Stadium comes to a close, the YES ESPN Network has been highlighting the greatest moments in The Stadium's history. For me,...

With the 1957 Milwaukee Braves World Championship team wrapping up their 50th Anniversary, it seems like as good a time as any to look at ju...