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Great video man

I thought Bundy was the fat boat zombie from Lucio Fulci's Zombi 2. Bundy should have been cast as Uncle Fester in the 1991 Addams Family movie instead of the miscast Christopher Lloyd.

I walked into a store late at night with my purto Rican freind keema we were young ..as we walked in anthony walked out with beautiful females and another guy he was with . He then came back into the store looking for me until he found me dwn the isle.. he said can I have your number and I said no my gf then said omg Blk my nick name that's anthony mason from the New York Knicks and I'm lost cause I dnt watch sports...Anyway I took his 1800 sky page he gave me and after calling many times we hooked up twice

Awesome history. Thanks for showing us. Just bought some apparel online for the team. So cool. 👍⚾👍

Good memories i saw this match live in 94 was awesome being there

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Great bad guy

You're the first Jets fan I didn't feel like yelling at. Hang in there and Lets go JETS.

The King of the Five-Count ❤

Watching McGuiniess vs Danielson today is like watching Hogan vs Piper in 1999. It will never live up to those old matches.

Rip beautiful Angel

Good

I remembered him as a player and I also had his baseball cards!

He was a Great Chicago Cub Too. May He R.I.P.

Should be good!

Swinging Door Kid-you could have been great Joe- forever a Yankee-RIP-...

The way I feel is the fans reaction including myself is a mixture of what you get when fans saw the undertaker, or mankind. With undertaker who's character was a zombie fans were scared but eventually found him to be cool as fuck. Meanwhile a character like mankind you felt uneasy and creeped out by the weirdness, but you end up liking him, cheering for him. It's 2024 people are more inclined to feel creeped out by something then actually be spooked. This group aren't meant to be spooky, like you're going to have nightmares. They're more so creepy, like something is clearly wrong with each person mixed with horror elements, but at the same time fans are going to automatically cheer for them because it's a tribute for Bo Dallas brother Bray. Mixed with Luke Harper Easter eggs. From the QR code they're psychologically insane, and unstable, who are fighting for those being neglected by others (What Chad has done to Alpha Academy). On top of that they're fighting against the establishment (WWE Higher Ups) that neglected them. Either because each member at one point had no direction within the company or the establishment just outright fired them.

RIP To the family there as well

Hi a family member is selling his basball glove and his gold watch on Ebay RIP Joe Pepitone

Gonna be fun watching Drew show up on smackdown beating punk down in his hometown. the crowd will go ape shit

When he came to the cubs i was surpised how well he played center all around good plaer

Pepitone was the mayor of New York City in the 1800s. At least that's what Kramer told his passengers when he was driving the Hansom cab.

Rip Ashley

R.I.P

Whin I was seven my grandmother took me to an A's game in Kansas City against the Yankees. It was the first time I had ever been at a game. I was watching the YANKEES go to the clubhouse. Joe gave me a baseball. I wish I still had e.

I assume you meant pot was hidden in the ivy, not ivory?

I remember a Yankees game in 1967 late in the season. The team was not very good. A friend and I took the LIRR from Babylon to Queens, got on the subway, and got off at the Polo Grounds, and walked over the bridge to the Stadium. We bought tickets and sat directly behind home plate in the third deck (front row). They played the Angels that afternoon and there were not 10,000 people at that game. Both teams sucked! One inning the Angels had a runner on third base with one out, Pepitone was playing right field. The batter (I don't remember his name) hit a fly ball to right. Pepitone made the catch and threw a strike to Jake Gibbs who applied the tag at home, completing the double play that ended the inning. Joe got a standing ovation (quite naturally) as he trotted in toward the dugout, where he was the leadoff hitter that inning. I barely had the time to sit down before Joe hit the first pitch deep in to the right field third deck! Fantastic! All 9,000 plus fans went crazy! Thank you, Joe! You made us proud! Rest in peace!

My father was Italian and loved Joe Pepitone!

Introduced the hair blow dryer to the locker room.

Oh what could have been. If Joe had just partied and caroused a little bit less. The book “Joey you could made us proud”was published when I was 12. Joe had come back to the USA after a disasterous few weeks in Japan. Joe made a comeback of sorts with the AAA Hawaii Islanders of the San Diego Padres. But for some reason the Padres never called him up to the major leagues. Still he had some great seasons with the Yankees despite all his carousing. Started at First Base for the Yankees in the 1963/ and 1964 World Series. Joe hit a grand slam in game6 of the 64 World Series to help Jim “Ball Four” Bouton win his second game of that series. Mickey Mantle hit a walk off Home Run against Barney Schultz to win Bouton and the Yankees Game 3. NY Sportswriter Phil Pepe wrote almost 50 years ago “ Peace Joe Pepitone you never meant anybody any harm”,

He was a fearsome character .RIP KKB .

Pepitone played first base for the YANKEES and later the outfield for the CUBS.

I saw his grave...they actually have his head rug encased on his tombstone

JOE PEPITONE in Brooklyn , New York and John Lennon in Liverpool , England were born on the exact date of OCTOBER 9 1940 !

Years before Joe Namath ever acted the way he did - JOE PEPITONE had already had the on and off the field life style ! 2 Joes - One influencing the other !

THOMAS - THANK YOU - I REMEMBER JOE PEPITONE WELL - GREAT MOMENTS ON AND OFF THE FIELD - YOU HAVE KEPT HIM ALIVE WITH THIS VIDEO - JOE NANIA, HARLEM NEW YORK

I had the pleasure of meeting JOE in utica ny the yanks were in cooperstown to play the yearly game when they won the they would stay at the HOTEL UTICA at that time I met him in a club across the srreet called Lafette show bar my nickname is also PEPPY and the hostess of the club was Peppper carson she introuced me to JOE Peppy. As luck would it I met him NY the next year 1963 after I got married and stayed at the Studium Motel where Joe hung out, The club in the hotel was down staires where Clete Boyer was part owner of the celeribrty lounge when I was out taking my wife to the hair dresser it was on the radio that YOGI BERRA was make the new manager of the Yankees I came into the clubb and told Clete Boyer Phil Linze and JOE PEPPatonre the news they called the staudium and confirm it and i was the one that gave them the news MY YANKEE TRIITA I was thirred to do it and JOE gave me the critet THANKS PEPPY AND REST IN PEACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Grew up watching the Yankees on the game of the week Saturday morning from San Diego. Joe was my first fave player as a kid because of his name. Great player!

Call me Naive at 69, but l cant see Mantle & Ford smoking Pot with PEPITONE.

Grew up with Pepitone. Being Italian myself, I loved him. Met him in Bethpage, N.Y. across the street from our old house on Hoover Lane. Joe, ya could of been 1 of the Greats! NOW BATTING #25, JOE PEPITONE, PEPITONE.😢❤

I remember Joe Pepitone always killing my Red Sox, but have great respect for # 25

Joe was no Mantle nor Joe D. .... he was a good ballplayer though, only a bit rouse & roam nights .... good days were there ! jj

Thanks for the video, testa di cazzo, but could you have maybe discussed more than just his supposed defects and personal faults?

82 years old

How pepitone

I liked Joe. He's probably the reason I became a Yankees fan. I saw him play starting in 1962 when I was 10. He was a fantastic first baseman and also a good centerfielder replacing the Mick when he switched to first base. I hated it when he got traded to the Astros. Great video!

Greatest book on Joe Pepitone "Joe, You Coulda Made Us Proud", read it if you can still find a copy.

I loved watching the Yanks on WPIX channel 11 when I was a kid. and tried to watch every game I could. I wore Joe's #25 on my Little League uniform and played first base, wanting to be like him except I batter right handed. I had the hair growing out the back but too young for the sideburns.

Thanks for the video. Glad Joe's got nice spot with his family, as I saw his grandfather's last name on the headstone. Just for the record, I read the book too, and Joe offered Mantle a hit off a joint and Mantle refused.....and also, there's nothing said about Whitey Ford smoking dope at all. Those guys, with the exception of Pepitone drank booze but didn't smoke dope.

Saw Joe play for the Cubs at the end of his career ❤