Johnny Vandermeer's Greatest Moment | Major League Baseball Memorable Moments

Ichiro Suzuki?? | Major League Baseball Memorable Moments - The 30 Most Memorable Moments in Baseball History | Cal Ripken Jr., Henry Aaron

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	• Major League Baseball Memorable Moments - The 30 Most Memorable Moments in Baseball History Cal Ripken Jr., Henry Aaron Atlantic / Wea, 2002 average customer review:based on 6 reviews view larger image
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Johnny Vandermeer's Greatest Moment

This DVD holds a VERY special place in my heart. My mom was around 90 when her cousin visited her for a day. He asked me if my husband liked baseball. I answered that he certainly did and that he would be joining us for lunch.

Much time and conversation later, the cousin asked my husband, "Do you know who Johnny Vandermeer is?" "Of course!" answered my husband, "He pitched back-to-back 'No Hitters' against the Boston Braves and the Brooklyn Dodgers back in '38."

A voice piped up from the other end of the table, and my mom asked, "Isn't that the kid we used to play baseball with every day after school?" Indeed it was the same "kid". No wonder Mom could hit anything she aimed at.

This is the only available footage of Vandermeer that I know of and I would have loved to see more of him on the DVD. A little known fact is that he also pitched six no hit innings into the next game.

So, to those who thought there was too much talking and not enough footage, you have a point. But I challenge you to dig into the history of these older players and introduce your kids to people who played "for the love of the game".

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Ichiro Suzuki??

The 30 moments are great, but how bout replacing Ichiro's rookie season with at least the 1997 World Series. that 97 Series was as exciting as the 91 and 01 Series. Ichiro's rookie season will only live up to Pacific Northwest fans and Asians.

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Memorable moments by 2001

When the first time I saw this DVD, I can't help buying it right away and I am glad I have done it. This film captures the 30 memorable MLB moments from 1905 to 2001. For me, this film also serves as a review and expands my knowledge of MLB. Although I am not familiar with every moment, I can still feel moved or excited when watching many of them.

Some of these moments can be seen or mentioned in the movies or TV very often. For example, the Lou Gehrig's "luckiest man" speech is imitated in the movie "Sleepless in Seattle". The 1975 Carlton Fisk moment is mentioned in the movie "Good Will Hunting". The Catch in 1954 by Willie Mays is also mentioned frequently on sports program today. Knowing these moments is indeed helpful in understanding other matters.

Since there are so many moments condensed in such a short time (about 2 hours), each moment just shares a brief mention. For people who want to know more about these moments in addition to those key minutes, they may need to do a search job somewhere.

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THe Memorable Moments baseball VHS from Video Action Sports captures the top 30 most exciting events in Major League Baseball. The stories include Cal Ripken breaking Lou Gehrig's consecutive-game streak in 1995, Hank Aaron breaking Babe Ruth's home-run record in 1974, and Jackie Robinson becoming the first African-American MLB player in 1947. Archive footage and personal stories recall the details of these historical events.

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