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@NamathTheLegend And "Snow Queen" from '76. Some of his B-sides coulda been hits.

Produced by Gary Osborne. Small world!

I've looked for this before. Thank you!

This would have felt at home on the Friends soundtrack.

Amazing! Where did you get this? The Dick James Demos version fades out after the first chorus...here you have the entire second verse! Thank you.

High and way outside, it was only a strike because he came close. And if it's really a skit for TV, they should have shot it until he threw a real strike.

It was a really bad call, but has to contend with about 1,842 other YouTube videos that also claim to be the "worst call ever." What do they all have in common? They're all posted by fans whose team was on the bad end of the call. No objectivity whatsoever. Not saying this one WAS the worst, but ...

Okay, that wasn't fair. You intentionally picked a Rutles song that's better than its Beatles counterpart just to give us an unexpected result.

Very good, and yes--it should have happened. Lennon may be a bit too nasal here, too much like Dylan at a couple of points...if he'd sung in his Jeff Lynne voice it might have sounded more like it would have sounded if they'd actually done this. But this truly is skillfully done.

Strange, I remember Cosell's words verbatim but I forgot the teams, somehow I thought it was Giants against somebody.

The ump looked more aggressive than the catcher--in fact it looked like the ump initiated contact. That should never happen. But some moron thinks the ump deserves "decking" for that? No, I think the ump's supervisor should have a word with him. And the moron should get "decked."

Okay, I've watched it. And the catcher PROBABLY dropped the ball. Since the camerawork was worse than the call, I can't tell for sure. He may have made a good tag and dropped it while trying to take it out of his mitt, in which case it was the right call. If the catcher did drop the ball, then it...

The catcher got 2 putouts and 1 assist.