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Stumbled across the entire game, NBC national telecast with Dick Enberg.     Just the first couple minutes of the intro segment recapping the first three games was a blast, set to what later became The Midnight Express' intro music.    Was new to me Bumbry dropped what woulda been the 27th out of game 3 to give Merv Rettenmund's Angels one more day.

 

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I love these entire playoff games on YouTube.  Just yesterday I stumbled on the 1986 Red Sox/Angels series.  I started watching and couldn't stop.  Just a great series as was the '86 Astros/Mets.   The funniest thing was the series' announcers were Al Michaels and Jim Palmer.  We all know what those guys sound like today.  Going back in time I hardly recognized them.    I also started the intro to the 1981 division series (yes, division series due to the '81 strike) between the Royals and A's.  Palmer also was the color guy for that one.  You can tell he was rather new to the broadcasting thing.   Today, he is as professional as it gets.  

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