Vintage MLB on VHS
Franke Carlino
and I've since transferred all my vintage games to DVD.
I have no use for the tapes and I'd hate to throw them out when I know
there are fans out there like me who would enjoy having these games
like I have.
I'm offering them to anyone who will give them a good home.
All I'm asking is the cost of shipping them, and I would prefer to
sell them by set. All games have been edited to remove commercials.
Frank...@yahoo.com
Year Series Games Teams Involved
1985 N.L.C.S. 1-6 St. Louis - Los Angeles
1985 World Series 1-6 St. Louis - Kansas City
1986 A.L.C.S. 1-7 Boston - California
1987 A.L.C.S. 1-5 Detroit - Minnesota
1987 N.L.C.S. 1-7 St. Louis - San Francisco
1987 World Series 1-7 St. Louis - Minnesota
1988 A.L.C.S. 1-4 Boston - Oakland
1988 World Series 1-4 Oakland - Los Angeles
1989 A.L.C.S. 1, 3, 4, 5 Oakland - Toronto
(Missing Game #2)
1989 N.L.C.S. 1-5 San Francisco - Chicago
1989 World Series 4 San Francisco - Oakland
(Earthquake Series)
1990 A.L.C.S. 1-4 Boston - Oakland
1990 N.L.C.S. 1-6 Pittsburgh - Cincinnati
1990 World Series 1-4 Cincinnati - Oakland
1991 A.L.C.S. 1-5 Minnesota - Toronto
1991 N.L.C.S. 1-7 Pittsburgh - Atlanta
1991 World Series 1-7 Atlanta - Minnesota
1992 A.L.C.S. 1-6 Oakland - Toronto
1992 N.L.C.S. 1-7 Pittsburgh - Atlanta
1992 World Series 1-6 Atlanta - Toronto
1993 World Series 1-6 Philadelphia - Toronto
1995 World Series 1-6 Cleveland - Atlanta
1997 N.L.C.S. 1-6 Florida - Atlanta
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Peace,
Franke Carlino
LET'S GO METS!
John Aldrich
<Frank...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>I've been collecting MLB games on VHS since 1983,
>and I've since transferred all my vintage games to DVD.
>I have no use for the tapes and I'd hate to throw them out when I know
>there are fans out there like me who would enjoy having these games
>like I have.
>
>I'm offering them to anyone who will give them a good home.
>All I'm asking is the cost of shipping them, and I would prefer to
>sell them by set. All games have been edited to remove commercials.
>Frank...@yahoo.com
Oh man - just a word of advice. Don't ever delete the commercials.
Have you ever seen a retro-tv DVD where they leave commercials in?
They're hysterical! I saw one for a laundry detergent made in 1959
where two kids were beating the crap out of each other but by gawd,
that detergent removed all the stains! It was a hoot!
Franke Carlino
<johna...@insightbb.com> wrote:
>Oh man - just a word of advice. Don't ever delete the commercials.
>Have you ever seen a retro-tv DVD where they leave commercials in?
>They're hysterical! I saw one for a laundry detergent made in 1959
>where two kids were beating the crap out of each other but by gawd,
>that detergent removed all the stains! It was a hoot!
Well John,
I did keep the old Miller Lite Beer commercials or any other ones that
I thought were funny, but the majority were deleted.
Terry Lomax
John Aldrich wrote:
> Oh man - just a word of advice. Don't ever delete the commercials.
Don't ever delete the good commercials, but it's a good idea to wipe
out the horrible ones. Imagine if the 2006 Cardinals make the World
Series and you tape the TV broadcasts. There will probably be Taylor
Hicks Ford commercials every two innings, ruining the atmosphere.
> Have you ever seen a retro-tv DVD where they leave commercials in?
> They're hysterical! I saw one for a laundry detergent made in 1959
> where two kids were beating the crap out of each other but by gawd,
> that detergent removed all the stains! It was a hoot!
I have a tape of a movie that aired on KPLR late at night around the
beginning of 1990. During one commercial break, they have the
hilarious ad for the medical alert device in which the old woman
shouts, "I've fallen and I can't get up!"
Bill H.
Terry Lomax wrote:
> John Aldrich wrote:
>
> > Oh man - just a word of advice. Don't ever delete the commercials.
>
> Don't ever delete the good commercials, but it's a good idea to wipe
> out the horrible ones. Imagine if the 2006 Cardinals make the World
> Series and you tape the TV broadcasts. There will probably be Taylor
> Hicks Ford commercials every two innings, ruining the atmosphere.
Worse are the sponsors that smear their logos all over the screen
during the game. That and Fox's over the top, ridiculous robots and
crap that comes across the scoreboard.
Some of the older games are more fun to watch, I think, simply because
the players look thinner (no steroids) and there's less garbage.
Pretty soon they're going to start putting logos on the bases and
pitching rubber. I can see Century 21 putting their name on home
plate. We could also see the Tyson Chicken Fowl Pole.
Okay, I'm done. I hope it never comes to that.
CardsFan
"Bill H." <bil...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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With ideas like those if you're not in marketing, you ought to be.
AJM
>
Lance Freezeland
Ahh yes, the good old days. Like back in the 1940s when Fenway Park's
Green Monster had ads on it for bowel softeners and Mel Allen was
contractually obligated to call every Yankee homerun a "Ballantine
Blast"?
--
Lance
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MAJ A
> On 12 Aug 2006 20:34:03 -0700, "Bill H." <bil...@gmail.com> gave us:
>
>>Terry Lomax wrote:
>>
>>>John Aldrich wrote:
>
>
>>>>Oh man - just a word of advice. Don't ever delete the commercials.
>
>
>>>Don't ever delete the good commercials, but it's a good idea to wipe
>>>out the horrible ones. Imagine if the 2006 Cardinals make the World
>>>Series and you tape the TV broadcasts. There will probably be Taylor
>>>Hicks Ford commercials every two innings, ruining the atmosphere.
>
>
>>Worse are the sponsors that smear their logos all over the screen
>>during the game. That and Fox's over the top, ridiculous robots and
>>crap that comes across the scoreboard.
>
>
>>Some of the older games are more fun to watch, I think, simply because
>>the players look thinner (no steroids) and there's less garbage.
>>Pretty soon they're going to start putting logos on the bases and
>>pitching rubber. I can see Century 21 putting their name on home
>>plate. We could also see the Tyson Chicken Fowl Pole.
>
>
>>Okay, I'm done. I hope it never comes to that.
>
>
> Ahh yes, the good old days. Like back in the 1940s when Fenway Park's
> Green Monster had ads on it for bowel softeners and Mel Allen was
> contractually obligated to call every Yankee homerun a "Ballantine
> Blast"?
Darrell
