How to get reproductions of MLB broadcasts?

[Metal Ed]

Does anyone know? I know they tell you how during each MLB broadcast...."for a reproduction of this or other broadcasts, contact..." but since it is the winter and I haven't seen a game in a while, I have no idea who to contact.

I'll have a large variety of games that I'll be looking for.....starting in the 70's and continuing until 1999 or so. Suggestions? I contacted the Hall of Fame and they say they don't know.

[VTSoxFan]

Well, when they read the warning , they always say "no rebroadcast, redistribution of accounts and descriptions, no dissemination, etc etc without the express written consent of" the team which owns the rights to the broadcast. Maybe you could try contacting the teams in question? It would probably be a bit cumbersome if you have dozens of games you want, and so dozens of teams to contact. It might be a good place to start, though.

[tmorss9]

www.baseballdirect.com has a ton of old audio cassettes and cds of old game, give them a try.

[Mattingly]

I only have this link, which lists older "classic" games as you scroll down. US$3.95/each:

http://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/video/dds_sell.jsp?cat=classics

[Metal Ed]

Thanks to all who replied!

tmorss9, they didn't seem to have what I was looking for, but thanks for the link anyway. Lots of good stuff there.

VTSoxFan, you are correct about the warning. I will wait for the season to start so I can get contact information for the teams.

Mattingly, there are a few games there that look worth getting, thanks.

[tmorss9]

Good luck. Let us know what you come up with. Personally, I'd love to have some old broadcasts of 80's Braves games from TBS.

[vptpt]

I know this is an old thread, left to die a lonely death. But still, here's a link some of you may be interested in...

http://jonesdvds.com/index.html

Great old stuff there. Mostly Cubs games, but some other stuff too.

[west coast orange and black]

while doing giants radio tonught, jon miller said that all mlb games of the past recent years are archived at mlb.com

[brihev]

[QUOTE=VTSoxFan]Well, when they read the warning , they always say "no rebroadcast, redistribution of accounts and descriptions, no dissemination, etc etc without the express written consent of" the team which owns the rights to the QUOTE]

You can get in trouble for only having the "implied oral consent",

[zman]

Does anyone know? I know they tell you how during each MLB broadcast...."for a reproduction of this or other broadcasts, contact..." but since it is the winter and I haven't seen a game in a while, I have no idea who to contact.

I'll have a large variety of games that I'll be looking for.....starting in the 70's and continuing until 1999 or so. Suggestions? I contacted the Hall of Fame and they say they don't know.

Mr. Ewing might be able to answer your question. This is a link to his website.

http://www.raresportsfilms.com/otherbball.html

[POLO GROUNDS 1957]

you can contact Mr John Miley at the miley collection for old games
JMINDIANA@aol.com
or you can visit this website
http://www.vendiamo.com

[Redondos]

I have nice, modest collection of games for trade, if anyone is interested. Just click on my list below. And unlike Doak Ewing, I promise not to lecture you on the evils of copyright violation. :waving

[Psatact94]

I know it's late, but I'll throw my collection in as well.
http://www.goallinesoftware.com/goalline/tc/tc_user_home.asp?user=41

Steven-

[steelcurtain76]

I know it's late, but I'll throw my collection in as well.
http://www.goallinesoftware.com/goalline/tc/tc_user_home.asp?user=41

Steven-

What do you charge per game? I'm interested in many of them.

[POLO GROUNDS 1957]

What do you charge per game? I'm interested in many of them.

Contact the Miley Collection for old baseball games. call 1-800-844-9143

[bobw357]

I originally posted this in the Brooklyn Dodgers forum:

Here is where you can listen or download the entire game radio broadcasts for free. On some of the Dodgers broadcasts, you can hear Tex Rickard announcing the lineups in the background and hear Gladys Gooding singing the National Anthem.

1949 World Series Dodgers vs Yankees Games 3,4,5

http://www.archive.org/details/1949WorldSeriesNYYvsBrkD

August 31, 1957 Dodgers vs Giants

http://www.archive.org/details/570831NYYvsBRKD

1954 World Series Game 1 Giants vs Indians Mays Catch
1956 World Series Game 5 Dodgers vs Yankees
1960 World Series Game 7 Yankees vs Pirates Maz HR
1964 World Series Game 7 Yankees vs Cardinals
June 4, 1957 Dodgers vs Cubs

http://www.archive.org/details/5ClassicBaseballGames

1936 World Series Game 3

http://www.archive.org/details/36100...iantsVsYankees

1938 World Series Game 2

http://www.archive.org/details/1938NYYvsCHIgame2

1948 World Series Game 5

http://www.archive.org/details/481010AtlvsCleG5

April 11, 1962
Mets vs Cardinals First regular season game ever of the Mets

http://www.archive.org/details/620411NYMvsSTLC

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[CulturalWasteland]

I recently found out you can download video broadcasts of a few classic games in iTunes. The easiest way to find them is to search for "Baseball's Best" in the iTunes search window. Currently there are nine different games available to download, and they're only $1.99 each. I downloaded Game 7 of the 1952 World Series, and it was great to watch.

They also have Game 1 of the 1988 WS (Gibson homer), Nolan Ryan's 7th no-hitter, and Game 4 of the 2004 WS (curse reversed), among others.