1975 Miller Lite Commercial Whitey Ford & Mickey Mantle
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Uploaded by maxcareyhof on Sep 13, 2010
Originally aired on Sunday, October 12, 1975, featuring the two New York Yankee Hall of Famers.
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What could be cooler than putting down some brewskies at the bar with Whitey Ford and Mickey Mantle in 1975??
chuck9788 3 months ago
The last thing Mickey Mantle needed was more beer choices.
Arcturus97 4 months ago 2
@JENDALL714 The reason you saw Mays as a Met and Aaron as a Brewer was because in part, both wanted to retire in the city that they began their careers...Mantle never would have left the Yankees no matter how long he played...But I agree, I am glad he retired when he did...But I am also glad that Willie got to end his career in New York.
524pmdnyc 4 months ago
@JENDALL714 Especially Willie in his final days with the Mets, he was so spent by then. He had a hard time getting around the bases on the few homeruns he hit.
crazyromanian1 5 months ago
I hated seeing Mick in the 70's, bad hair and even worse clothes! I am kind of glad that he retired before playing into 1970's, he would have probably ended up an Expo in those bad 70's pull over jersey uniforms! I like to remember Mick as he was, clean cut with a crew cut hitting homers! It was bad enough we had to see Mays as a Met and Aaron as Brewer!
JENDALL714 7 months ago
cool
themanisme34 7 months ago