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Make some room on your DVD shelf next to your Yankeeographys because MLB Productions have a hit on their hands. They answered the 2004 Boston Red Sox box area with a Yankee compilation that was second to none.
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While the Red Sox state included only the 2004 World Series the Yankees collection includes some of the greatest World Series Games of the Joe Torre Era. The Red Sox location is guaranteed to last 86 years so it should hold the Sox fans elated for a long time. This spot includes five complete World Series Games, all of which are Yankee victories of course. And if that wasn’t enough, in addition to the complete games there are two bonus disks.
As spellbinding as the complete games are, unfortunately it doesn’t include John Proper and Michael Kay like the YES Network Yankee Classics do. It does include the unique national broadcasts, which has commentators that feature Bob Costas, Joe Buck, Tim McCarver and Joe Morgan. The report couldn’t be sharper and it does seem to be a stout featured DVD as opposed to some past releases.
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The fat games included 1996 Game 4 which features Jimmy Leyritz leading the Yanks benefit from a 6-0 deficit to a 8-6 extra inning triumph that tied the series at 2 all. The next game is another near from slow victory. The third game of the 1998 series features the Bombers beating San Diego ace reliever Trevor Hoffman.
The third complete game is another game three, this one again against the Braves that features a trek off homer by Chad Curtis. Mariano Rivera took a secure this time around instead of his usual do. The forth complete game DVD is a Game 5 series ender against the Mets in 2000, the first Subway Series since 1956. The Yankees won it in the top of the ninth on a single by smart sub Louie Sojo. Mike Stanton got the salvage in relief of Andy Pettitte. The loss went to veteran Yankee farmhand Al Leiter.
The final complete game while a Yankee victory is unique in the fact that the Yankees lost this series to the Arizona Diamondbacks. What made this game original was that this was the 911-year and due to the suspension of baseball that year at midnight of that game it became November. It was the first baseball game played in November. And Derek Jeter homered in the bottom of the tenth thus becoming the first “Mr. November”.
The two Bonus DVDs are worth the heed of admission on their gain. They include all the MLB World Series videos plus a plethora of bonus footage that includes Roger “Rocket” Clemens 2000 ALSC game 4 masterpiece. Other inclusions are highlights from Gooden’s No Hitter, David Cone’s and David Well’s Perfect Games, Jeter’s ALDS series saving flip, and many other highlights by names like David Justice, Jim Leyritz, and Paul O’Neill. There is abundance of leisurely the scenes footage that includes locker room, interviews and press conferences and considerable, grand more.
The packaging is a Trivia Buffs delight as it is beefy of boxscores, highlights and facts. It will jar your memory reading the cases alone.
These disks are a must have for Yankee fans. As soon as I posted the banners I saw many of you pre order these dazzling DVDs. So what are the rest of you waiting for?
The only regret I have about this DVD residence is that it isn’t as substantial as, or bigger than MLB’s overly indulgent 2004 Red Sox spot. The five games selected for presentation in this state are spellbinding to scrutinize in quality more pristine than any Yankee fan’s off-air recording might be, but the spot IMO could easily have included five more games from this era, including well-known ALDS and ALCS games as well.
The truly nice thing is that in presenting these game broadcasts, we pick up them unedited. The FOX and NBC graphics are left intact as are the promos for other shows, all of which usually gets cleave out of ESPN Classic replays. Chapter stops are conveniently keyed to individual half innings which is very top-notch for accessing key moments of the games.
The supplementary material also makes this space a must-have. The 2000 WS was the last official highlights video to be released in VHS only at the time it came out, so Yankee fans can now for the first time have the four WS highlight videos of 96-98-99-00 in a better format. Also, in difference to the supplementary material one finds in the Yankeeography discs, key games like the Wells and Cone perfect games are spotlighted with up to a elephantine half inning of action rather than fair one batter’s worth of action.
Yankee fans should hold this up and hope that MLB might do a Volume 2 area devoted to this vast era of the Yankee dynasty sometime in the future.
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