Cool Marlins Videos

[emkayseven]

Since the offseason across MLB is boring right now I've been playing around on YouTube looking at all kinds of old stuff and I've stumbled across some interesting videos I never saw, and some that I remember from so long ago. Figured this might be a fun thread.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5ZI0w-40-U[/ame]
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Here's an entire game from 1994, cool to skip around and watch some of the guys bat:

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmRGh2vrWF0[/ame]
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[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v479t3cbP8Y[/ame]

Bryan Norcross appearance at 2:37 just for CapeFish

[Party]

I have a lot of that Opening Day stuff and it's so 90s.

[Party]

"They just FedEx'd the picture to us!"

[BigGameFish]

A few months ago I watched a good portion of the 1997 Game 7 victory. Very nostalgic. I was 7 years old at the time, but I still vividly remember Renteria's hit and what I was doing. It will always be one of those "I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing" moments. Impressions from re-watching include: (1) wow there were a lot of fans going nuts there; (2) loved Leland's enthusiasm after the game; (3) I believe it was Devon White who came up before Renteria with bases loaded and 1 out and he swung at the first pitch and lined or grounded out, can't remember now, but shockingly poor at bat; (4) there was a key error in the 9th or 11th by the first baseman of the Indians which is never mentioned today; (5) man, that 10th inning was intense; (6) I still love those original jerseys more than any since.

Cheers!
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Oh and also the Indian's starter was DOMINANT for 8 innings. I believe we were shut out until the 9th. What a game. I think it has to be viewed as better than the diamondbacks game 7 walk off.
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Making it one of the best games in baseball history.

[HUGG]

Bobby Bonilla homered in the 7th
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He led off with a single in the 11th too if I remember right. And he was basically playing on one leg, which he always seemed to be.

Man, I loved Bonilla. He was one of my favorites growing up (I was raised a Pirates fan and was until I was 11), I was so excited when we signed him.