• Radio, Radio

    Posted by on September 9th, 2011 · Comments (4)

    I’ve mentioned in the past that my 7-year old son likes to listen to the Yankees game (or any game if the Yankees aren’t playing) on the radio as he falls asleep each night.

    And, he really struggles with nodding out when there’s no game. He just can’t unwind and relax without his baseball on the radio.

    So, I was thinking “I’m going to have a problem after this post-season” and then it dawned on me to get him some old games on CD that he can play on his Clock/Radio/CD player. And, I’ve now picked him up the following from the Miley Collection -

    • 10/02/49 – NEW YORK (AL) 5 Boston 3 – Yankees win battle for AL pennant (Curt Gowdy & Mel Allen)
    • 10/02/60 – YANKEES 8 Red Sox 7 – Dale Long 2-run HR in B9 gives NY a record 15 wins in a row to end season (Phil Rizzuto & Red Barber)
    • 05/24/70 – Yankees 8 INDIANS 7 (11 innings) – Game 2 is game of oddities that features 9 HRs (Bob Gamere, Frank Messer & Phil Rizzuto)
    • 08/29/72 – YANKEES 7 Rangers 6 (11) – Bobby Murcer dramatically hits for the cycle (Bill White, Frank Messer & Phil Rizzuto)
    • 09/06/73 – YANKEES 8 Brewers 6 – Mike Hegan’s 3-run homer gives Yankees a comeback win (Bill White, Frank Messer & Phil Rizzuto)
    • 07/26/77 – YANKEES 5 Orioles 4 (10) – Dramatic homers by Johnson in 9th & Jackson in 10th spark Yanks to win (Messer, White & Rizzuto)
    • 10/09/77 – Yankees 5 ROYALS 3 – Yanks score 3 in 9th to win ALCS in 5 games (Frank Messer, Bill White & Phil Rizzuto)
    • 06/17/78 – YANKEES 4 Angels 0 – Ron Guidry strikes out Yankee record 18 (Fran Healy, Bill White, Frank Messer & Phil Rizzuto)

    That’s a whole lot of Scooter to listen too. I just may have to borrow these from my son when he’s not listening to them!

    Comments on Radio, Radio

    1. Corey Italiano
      September 9th, 2011 | 5:57 pm

      Hope Miley got express written consent…

    2. Corey Italiano
      September 9th, 2011 | 5:58 pm

      It’s cool that it sounds like your son has developed an interest in baseballs history.

    3. Raf
      September 9th, 2011 | 7:06 pm

      I wonder if this was the same guy based out of Thornwood in the 80′s…

    4. September 10th, 2011 | 6:32 am

      Corey Italiano wrote:

      It’s cool that it sounds like your son has developed an interest in baseballs history.

      Actually, he’s like me – he just likes listening to and/or watching a game, if he’s not playing in it. Doesn’t matter if it’s major leagues, minor leagues, independent leagues, Little Leagues…or if it’s a live game or a recorded one…

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