1969 Mets react to manager Gil Hodges being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame | SNY

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Ed Kranepool, Cleon Jones, Ron Swoboda, and Art Shamsky of the 196 World Champion New York Mets react to late manager Gil Hodges being inducted in to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown on Sunday.
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@josecolon4248 2 года назад

Gil had alot of class

@raymondhoagland4976 2 года назад

Great seeing these old timers 💙 ⚾

@boblewin7099 2 года назад

Great to see Cleon again, his memories about about how Gil brought a team together, got the most out of his players and helped them develop into the best they could be was inspiring. I like the part about the father figure, we need more of that from managers today not being a player's best buddy.

@margaretjiantonio939 2 года назад

It's about time. He was a great player.

@jamesmurray3128 2 года назад

I was 11 years old in '69. To this day it's still my favorite sports memory.

@hlcepeda 2 года назад

I did not know until fairly recently that Hodges was an excellent 1st baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers and won three Golden Glove awards at that position. Looks like Kranepool had the right teacher in '62!

@boblewin7099 2 года назад

You better believe it! I saw many games at Ebbets Field with Gil at first and he was great defensively and not too shabby offensively as well (370 HRs, .279 lifetime BA and 1274 RBIs)

@stuartdavis798 2 года назад

I wish they had Jane Jarvis playing "Meet The Mets" in the background and more of the players were still around. Thanks for the video.

@bosstime2010 2 года назад

These guys look great!

@jackieguccione94 2 года назад

Gil hodges is buried in holy cross cem. Quarter mile from my home me and my wife over the years have always gone there to say hello now it turns out my wife has passed away and she is buried very close to gil it is sad the way things work out we have been going there since 1977

@gfriedman99 2 года назад

Tremendous day. Long overdue.

@xunit62 2 года назад

#14 ABOUT TIME!

@m.t.fisher4655 2 месяца назад

I was at Cooperstown when he was inducted, and Gil Hodges was the reason.

@natch27 4 месяца назад

Gil Hodges will forever be remembered as the manager of the “Amazing Mets”, and for good reason. But what I feel is even more telling of the man is the way he handled his 0-21 batting performance in the 1952 World Series. He was crestfallen about it but he didn’t duck any interviews and handled it exceptionally well. That’s why three years later, when he drove in both runs in the Dodgers 2-0 Game 7 victory over the Yanks, fans were so happy for him. He was a HOF man well before his induction.

@petersanmiguel1164 5 месяцев назад

Gil has great character.

@riverview9320 Год назад

Love the authentic NY accent of Kranepool.

@marcusanderson933 4 дня назад

Long overdue! ⚾️

@EricVoegelin 11 месяцев назад

Clean Jones was my Mickey Mantle. Your baseball hero when you’re twelve years old and in love with the game.

@EricVoegelin 5 месяцев назад

Me too.

@jeffteyrosado9966 2 года назад

Too bad he's gone now

@fasteddie9055 Год назад

The biggest mistake that the Hall of Fame selection committee ever made was to deny Big Gil Hodges entry to their organization. The well oiled Brooklyn Dodger fan promotion machine went into administrative action. It took many years and too many overlooked selections. But today MSgt. Gilbert Hodges , USMC is a famous member of the Hall Of Fame.

@4RXLA 2 года назад

My understanding is Ted Williams is responsible for Hodges not getting in sooner.

@luishumbertovega3900 2 года назад

Could you explain ?

@toddcampbell5603 2 года назад

The fact that it took decades for Gil Hodges and Buck O'Neill to be enshrined and deserving players (such as Ken Boyer and Kenny Lofton) are still not there, all while hit-only "players" like Baines, Martinez and Ortiz (a proven 'roider) are elected, only shows what a joke the HOF has become. It would be hard to be a legitimate member and have to sit on the same stage with those incomplete players.

@jamesdavis6036 Год назад

Don't forget "the pizza man" Mike Piazza. The catcher who couldn't throw out my Grandmother stealing second!

@anthonyvasquez1316 Год назад

I will say this to the day I die, the rotunda in Citi Field should have been named after Gil, not Jackie. This is n😮ot to disrespect Jackie, but what Gil meant to the Mets would have been fitting.

@mariocisneros911 2 года назад

Chicago had Leo Durocher and... he changed the Chicago Cubs from losers to winners in his 2nd year 1967 , but something or the team wasnt deep. And lost their pennant to Gil and the Mets. Shame that 69 wasnt their year , they were more deserving and their fans too. The Mets might have been losing for 10 yrs , but the Cubs for 20. Ernie Banks and Ron Santo cried

@oldtimer794 2 года назад

I am a Cub fan from that era (and even before) and I hated the Mets for so many years after 1969. But recently I bought Ron Swoboda's book to get a different perspective of that season. Now I have changed my mind about them. They won for sure because of Mr. Hodges' managing them so masterfully, while Leo Durocher mismanaged the Cubs into the ground. I congratulate the Mets.

@edwardhayes6113 2 года назад

Gil Hodges should have been in a long time ago . He is more deserving to be in the HOF than a lot of members. Now time get Joe Jackson and Pete Rose in with all their faults. Ruth, Cobb, Mantle and dozens of others were not someone you would want your daughter to bring home for dinner. If we can have Nancy in Congress, we can have Joe and Pete in the Hall