A Tribute to Lou Gehrig

[commanderrey12]

your one of the best lou thank you for serving our team

[KnightOwl2006]

Nice job.

[deritpeehs]

make the "military" (Godless mafia- "Dave") stop experimenting with Godless devil papers and spells and these afflictions would be eliminated.............

[lookingfortalent2007]

83 more!

[plumex73]

I'm 83 but still not a dummy

[plumex73]

I was in Yankee Stadium the day Lou Gehrig gave his famous speech " T today I consider myself the luckiest man on thw face of the earth etc It still brings tears to my eyes.

[lookingfortalent2007]

how old were you in 39?

[plumex73]

14 years old . That means I'm 83 now.

[lookingfortalent2007]

83 more!

[plumex73]

thanks

[trystal1975]

Yeah, and how do you know how to work these new fangled contraptions called computers?

[jakster2]

@plumex73 You are living history sir. I salute you!

[dryapples]

enjoyed you clip

Him and roberto

My two All Time favorites

[lookingfortalent2007]

fabulous music editing

[Charlie265]

It was great that the Babe and Lou ended their feud when he got sick...and was great to see the Bambino playing himself in Pride of the Yankees. Ruth had less than 7 years left himself, succumbing to cancer in 1948 at the young age of 53. These were the two greatest Bronx Bombers. As a kid i went to many games at the old Stadium and always was in awe, and walked my the monuments in center field many times going and leaving the games. Great memories.

[ThanksNatGreene]

What a man ..what a true hero ...I agree with the last poster... how great it would be to see those marvelous ballplayers in their prime ..baseball the way it should be played ...

[rustyalien]

Now, that is a ballplayer in the true sense of what the game is suppose to be, what it should be. Today, the game is a distant memory what they were kids idols...today it's a shame...many people cannot even afford to go to a game...i wish i lived at this time to see a true ballplayer play...