Great comments from the Andy Frain on drunks and fights, pure South Side. Serving Schlitz? Wow! I guess they got a massive discount on that poison. The brewery that kept adding chemicals to lower it's cost, until the foul odor, texture, and taste, flushed the company down the toilet. Finally, great Bloomberg highlight on the Homer. He was first DH to bat as a DH in baseball. Thurman Munson once folded over a pizza pan and put it in his locker with a sign "Ron Blomberg 's Glove"

I always paid attention to The Chicago Baseball teams here from Philadelphia. We had our own special players and in Chicago, i was always enamored by Wilbur Wood and Jim Kaat, who we (Phillies) signed in 1976. The Cubs were our second family. Bowa, Johnstone, Moreland, Sizemore, Trillo, DeJesus, Foote, Sandberg & many more were ex-Phillies. And watching Dave Kingman hit those home runs at Wrigley is still awesome to see.

My favorite players who I remember was Lamar Johnson, Chet Lemon, Alan Bannister, Jorge Orta, Ralph Garr....

If they had spent the money on building the new park on rehabbing the old one, they would have drawn a lot more fans the past 30 years.

WFLD Channel 32 Night games Harry popping beers on air

@0:45, That Yard Pimp Paul Molitor. Hell yeah.

To me, the greatest thing about Comiskey Park was the scoreboard they had from 1960-1981. Watching it light up like a birthday cake with the fireworks exploding was THE HIGHLIGHT of every White Sox game for this fan. I wish they would focus on the scoreboard's celebration instead of the batter rounding the bases.

I watched him when I was a kid

I'm almost 72. I watch The lone ranger as a kid. I feel sorry for today's kids that they don't have someone to show them right from wrong like The lone Ranger and I still watch it today!

Clayton Moore was my long time Hero. He was my Hero since I was 5 years old. Now I am 63 years old. Still watching The Lone Ranger and his faithful companion's Tanto episodes till today. He was a Legend.

Bass Reeves IS the REAL BLACK 🖤 Lone Ranger Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕!

Sox games back then were like a mix of baseball, a Grateful Dead concert and WWE.

Ahh yes 1978 back when people kept their wordholes shut and lived their own lives and stayed out of each others business. God I miss it.

This is kind of bizarre, who is this meant for? People who don’t know anything about baseball, foreign tourists?

By the time this video ended, I started smoking.

The time when you could have smoked in the stadium while watching the game.

The 1978 season for the Sox was a disaster Richie Zisk and Oscar Gamble went to other teams and they couldn't find others to hit home runs

So nice to see again. Thanks for the post. Very nice times there, especially night games. Games would start at 8:00. You wouldn`t get out of there till 11:30 or later. Centerfield wall was 445 feet away. Harry and Jimmy were a real hoot in the TV booth. They were sooo funny. Could bounce things off of each other like nobody else. Remember Harry in a funny exchange asking Jimmy, "Jimmy, did you take your pill today ?" Remember "Rent a Player"s, Ritchie Zisk, and Oscar Gamble. And, the P. T. Barnum of baseball, Mr. Bill Veeck. Miss them all.

baseball is dying just propped up by debt

They ain't wearing no freaking masks in that place without facing serious repercussions. Used to love how fights would break out at will, Harry boozing upstairs. The best of times when the South Side Hit Men roamed!

This was my favorite era of the White Sox the Bill Veeck years, especially with these beautiful uniforms.

Those uniforms!

Look at that empty stadium. Same thing 50 years later lol

0:55 Dude's got on a Jimi Hendrix t-shirt.

Those jerseys were horrific. The ones from 72 were nice. Should have kept them.

Look at Chesty Morgan win that egg toss! #HeyAtLeastItsNotTitsMcGee!

I love those old Sox unis!...From a California Angels Fan!

// Clayton Moore is the (G.O A.T.) Greatest Of All Time.

I remember watching reruns when I was young back in the early 80s.

Hooray, Ron Blomberg! And hitting a home run! I forgot he played for the White Sox. I remember him on the Yankees. He was supposed to be the next Hank Greenberg, but all he ever led the league in was pulled muscles. That popcorn vendor at 1:08 is wearing an outdated Sox helmet. He needs to get on the stick! I bet the kid in the Jimi Hendrix shirt at 0:57 was at Disco Demolition night.

Loved the Lone Ranger and Tonto as a kid. Still watch the reruns sometimes.

I knew both Frank Capek and Craig Gigstad for years...I knew Frank from The Lonesome City Kings in 90s...he was a bartender at The Claim Company restaurant..in Oakbrook, Illinois...and used to give me free tickets to come follow them around and I knew later Craig from HipNoz band and later Neverly Brothers Band...both..for many years, personal friends

Wow, so many memories. Thanks for sharing!

That dude at 1:00 was Arnold horseshack !!

I'm still amazed by baseball crowds in the 70s and 80s almost none of them wore 'team merch' they are all in their normal clothes....now you go to a game and everyone has on the team merch

'Your favorite player interviewed'...they show Paul Molitor lol

The REAL Lone Ranger!!

And soon who would appear on the scene but Eddie Einhorn and Jerry Reinsdorf...

The fan going down the slide is the best part of this video. My God what a women!

Thanks for this video. I have been a lifelong Sox fan since 1956 when I was 10 years old. Went to hundred's of games there. Was there on the last game in 1990. It was a beautiful day, the Sox won but you could feel the sadness in the park knowing that you could never go there again. I have countless stories I could tell about the Sox and Comiskey which would be very interesting to a Sox fan but there are too many. I l love any video from Comiskey and those years. Thanks again for sharing this.

Too bad that in 1978 the team didn't repeat the outstanding season of the previous year's South Side Hitmen.

When I was in 8th grade 1982 I met Nancy while she was playing the organ and got to talk to her for awhile. I wanted to marry her after 😂😢

Greatest uniforms ever!!

I loved Comiskey Park.

I hated those garish nile green seats. The powder blue seats of the 60's were the best.

There's a younger Harry CAREY with jimmy Piersal at the 2 min. Mark . Was more better when the music was minimal and tickets easier to buy when free agency was young

Love this

Bill Nigut. I remember him from WSBTV in Atlanta.

Hung out with the band because I was a friend of George Agosto. Great Band. Way ahead of their time.

Back then the White Sox actually wore white sox