WastinSomeTime
Well-Known Member
lol I can remember when the only stations you could watch baseball on were NBC and ABC on Saturday afternoons and a few Monday nights. It was so rare back then to get a Ranger game on.
When I was in 5-8 grades (1963-67) we lived in Hawaii and there were no live broadcasts of any sport of any kind until the Michigan St-Notre Dame game in 1966. That was with Terry Hanratty for ND and Bubba Smith for MSU and it ended 10-10. That should tell you how old I am. We had moved from Washington DC to Hawaii. Guess who was playing in DC. Yeah and they stunk but my favorite players as a kid were Chuck Hinton and Claude Osteen as they had picked him up. In Hawaii since the World Series was a tape delay played the next day I listened to the 1964 Yankees-Cards WS on my transistor radio (some of you know what that is) and when the Cards won I became a Cards fan. We then moved to Cape Cod and sure enough the Cards played Boston in the 1967 WS. Then we moved to San Antonio and it was while I was in living in San Antonio when the Senators moved to Arlington (and yeah they stunk too) then to Denver then to West Texas. Well in West Texas there were no Ranger games ever. I would go into the kitchen and listen to every game on the radio. When we move to the Dallas area in 1989 and our apartment had cable which started showing many Ranger games it was awesome. Man, I am ready for some regular season Ranger baseball.