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SIXTY-SIXTH ANNUAL ALL-STAR GAME {THE 66TH ANNUAL ALL-STAR GAME} 1995 (TV)

Summary

This sports program showcases the best major league baseball players in the Sixty-Sixth Annual All-Star Game, hosted by The Ballpark in Arlington, home of the Texas Rangers. Most of the attention is focused on the pitching match-up of rookie sensation Hideo Nomo of the Los Angeles Dodgers against the fireballer Randy Johnson of the Seattle Mariners. At the start of the game, the temperature is almost one hundred degrees on the field. Highlights, among others, include: the coaching staffs, trainers, and both teams are introduced; country singer, Michelle Wright, sings the Canadian National Anthem and singer Lyle Lovett performs "The Star Spangled Banner"; baseball's all-time strike out leader Nolan Ryan throws out the ceremonial first pitch; a look back at the game in 1993, when Johnson was pitching to John Kruk, who was lucky to walk out of the batter's box with just a strike out; Philadelphia Phillie outfielder, Lenny Dykstra, gets thrown out trying to steal second base in the first inning; Cleveland Indian outfielder, Kenny Lofton, just misses hitting a home run off Nomo in the first inning; John Saunders talks with Ken Griffey, Jr., of the Mariners about how his broken wrist is feeling and when he expects to return to action; Kevin Appier, of the Kansas City Royals, relieves Johnson in the third inning; and John Smiley, of the Cincinatti Reds, does the same for Nomo; Lesley Visser interviews Nomo on the success he's having in his rookie season and having a good outing during the all-star game; in the bottom of the fourth inning, Chicago White Sox first baseman, Frank Thomas, crushes a two-run homer into the seats in left field; after the fifth inning, the American League is leading two to nothing; Houston Astro second baseman, Craig Biggio, turns on a pitch in the sixth inning and the ball also ends up in the left field seats; Biggio's home run makes the score two to one in favor of the American League.

Further highlights include: Los Angeles Dodger catcher Mike Piazza hits a solo home run off hometown pitcher Kenny Rogers in the seventh inning to tie the game at two all; in the bottom of the seventh, the flamboyant and talented Montreal Expo pitcher Carlos Perez takes the mound but is pulled after giving up a few hits; at the start of the eighth inning, Florida Marlin utility player Jeff Conine hits a home run which pulls the National League ahead by one run; as the innings go by, the managers begin to make changes in the field and on the mound; going into the ninth inning, the National League is still leading by one run with Chicago Cubs closer Randy Myers on the mound; the last out of the game comes with a man on first and a long fly ball to right field; the National League holds on to win three to two; the three runs all came off home runs; and at the conclusion of the game, the Most Valuable Player Award is presented to Conine, the winning pitcher is Heathcliff Slocumb of the Philadelphia Phillies, and the losing pitcher is Steve Ontiveros of the Oakland Athletics. Includes commercials, promos, and public service announcements. This program is closed-captioned.

Details

  • NETWORK: ABC
  • DATE: July 11, 1995 Tuesday 8:00 PM
  • RUNNING TIME: 03:08:12
  • COLOR/B&W: Color
  • CATALOG ID: T:39709
  • GENRE: Sports
  • SUBJECT HEADING: Baseball; She Made It Collection (Lesley Visser); Sports
  • SERIES RUN: ABC - TV, 1995
  • COMMERCIALS:
    • TV - Commercials - 1-800-Collect
    • TV - Commercials - AT&T technologies
    • TV - Commercials - Bic pens
    • TV - Commercials - Bic razors
    • TV - Commercials - Black & Decker Snake Light
    • TV - Commercials - Budweiser beer
    • TV - Commercials - Buick automobiles
    • TV - Commercials - Chevrolet automobiles
    • TV - Commercials - Dr. Pepper soda
    • TV - Commercials - Dr. Pepper soft drinks
    • TV - Commercials - DuPont technologies
    • TV - Commercials - Gatorade sports drink
    • TV - Commercials - Gillette deodorant
    • TV - Commercials - Goodyear tires
    • TV - Commercials - Lexus automobiles
    • TV - Commercials - MCI phone systems
    • TV - Commercials - Michelin tires
    • TV - Commercials - Network MCI Business
    • TV - Commercials - Nike athletic wear
    • TV - Commercials - Oldsmobile automobiles
    • TV - Commercials - Penzoil motor oil
    • TV - Commercials - Pepcid AC heartburn pills
    • TV - Commercials - Pier 1 Import stores
    • TV - Commercials - Pizza Hut restaurants
    • TV - Commercials - Primestar satellite dish
    • TV - Commercials - RCA satellite dish
    • TV - Commercials - Reebok sportswear
    • TV - Commercials - Sheraton Four Points hotels
    • TV - Commercials - SunAmerica financial advisers
    • TV - Commercials - Texaco Havoline motor oil
    • TV - Commercials - Texaco gas stations
    • TV - Commercials - Toyota automobiles
    • TV - Commercials - Tums Ultra antacid
    • TV - Commercials - Tylenol pain reliever
    • TV - PSA - Education Excellent Partnership
    • TV - PSA - The National Arbor Day Foundation
    • TV - Promos - "20/20"
    • TV - Promos - "ABC News Brief"
    • TV - Promos - "ABC Wide World of Sports"
    • TV - Promos - "Apollo 13" motion picture
    • TV - Promos - "Baseball Night in America"
    • TV - Promos - "Before They Were Stars"
    • TV - Promos - "Blaze"
    • TV - Promos - "Ford Senior Players Championship"
    • TV - Promos - "Home Improvement"
    • TV - Promos - "Hudson Street"
    • TV - Promos - "Interview with the Vampire" motion picture
    • TV - Promos - "Major League Baseball"
    • TV - Promos - "Matlock"
    • TV - Promos - "McKenna"
    • TV - Promos - "Molson Indy Toronto"
    • TV - Promos - "Murder One"
    • TV - Promos - "Nine Months" motion picture
    • TV - Promos - "Operation Dumbo Drop" motion picture
    • TV - Promos - "Primetime Live"
    • TV - Promos - "The Drew Carey Show"
    • TV - Promos - "The National Football League"
    • TV - Promos - "Turning Point"
    • TV - Promos - "Under Siege 2: Dark Territory" motion picture
    • TV - Promos - "Virtuosity" motion picture
    • TV - Promos - "Waterworld" motion picture

CREDITS

  • Michelle Wright … Singer
  • Lyle Lovett … Singer
  • Rick Dempsey … Sports Commentator
  • Tim McCarver … Sports Commentator
  • Al Michaels … Sports Commentator
  • Jim Palmer … Sports Commentator
  • John Saunders … Sports Commentator
  • Lesley Visser … Sports Commentator
  • John Cochran … Reporter
  • Nolan Ryan … Guest
  • Roberto Alomar
  • Felipe Alou
  • Kevin Appier
  • Carlos Baerga
  • Albert Belle
  • Dante Bichette
  • Craig Biggio
  • Wade Boggs
  • Barry Bonds
  • Bobby Bonilla
  • Vinny Castilla
  • Jeff Conine
  • Darren Dalton
  • Gary DiSarcina
  • Lenny Dykstra
  • Jim Edmonds
  • Chuck Finley
  • Ron Gant
  • Mark Grace
  • Tyler Green
  • Ken Griffey
  • Tony Gwynn
  • Erik Hanson
  • Tom Henke
  • Randy Johnson
  • Barry Larkin
  • Kenny Lofton
  • Greg Maddux
  • Dennis Martinez
  • Edgar Martinez
  • Tino Martinez
  • Fred McGriff
  • Jose Mesa
  • Raul Mondesi
  • Mickey Morandini
  • Randy Myers
  • Denny Neagle
  • Hideo Nomo
  • Jose Offerman
  • Paul O'Neill
  • Steve Ontiveros
  • Carlos Perez
  • Mike Piazza
  • Kirby Puckett
  • Manny Ramirez
  • Cal Ripken
  • Ivan Rodriguez
  • Kenny Rogers
  • Reggie Sanders
  • Kevin Seitzer
  • Buck Showalter
  • Heathcliff Slocumb
  • John Smiley
  • Lee Smith
  • Ozzie Smith
  • Sammy Sosa
  • Mike Stanley
  • Frank Thomas
  • Mo Vaughn
  • David Wells
  • Matt Williams
  • Todd Worrell
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