Big Ed Hurley

Eddie Vargo will be at third base.

And Ed Hurley, who was behind the plate yesterday of the American League, will move to the right field line.

So the weather seems to be cooperating a little bit better.

And to get us started with another banner crowd filing in at Metropolitan Stadium, it gives me great pleasure in game two to send the microphone over to my colleague for the series, Joe Garagiola of the New York Yankees.

Ed Sudol is at second base from National League.

Bob Stewart is at third base.

Ed Hurley is in...

Right field, Ed Vargo, down a left field line.

Bleffery last night was right on top of that plate.

In fact, so close to that plate that he was taking the fish on the inside corner, and Ed Hurley, who was behind the plate, had to really measure it for him and say, look, you're out of the batter's box to begin with, and if you get back in there, you might know where the inside corner is.

He's a full hitter and a good one.

Good referee.

As you know by now, Ralph House.

has been suspended for five days for a run-in with umpire Ed Hurley after the game on Sunday.

Umpire Hurley charging this cock bumping.

Near the, on his way to the dugout.

And at third base, Art Passarella of the American League.

The foul line umpires will be Ed Hurley.

and George Barr with Hurley in left field today and Barr in right field today.

The umpires are moving down to their positions after the meeting at home plate with Reese and Stengel exchanging batting orders.

Stengel stops and Lopat chats with him with a smile on his face and then continues to warm up.

Passarella is at third.

Throw to first, not in time.

Down the left field corner is Ed Hurley.

Eddie Vargo will be at third base.

And Ed Hurley, who was behind the plate just today of the American League, will move to the right field line.

So the weather seems to be cooperating a little bit better.

And to get us started with another banner crowd filing in at Metropolitan Stadium, it gives me great pleasure in game two to send the microphone over to my colleague for the series, Joe Garagiola of the New York Yankees.

John Flaherty at Sudol is at second base.

From the National League, Bob Stewart is at third base.

Ed Hurley is in right field.

Ed Vargo down the left field line.

You know, if he had the mulligan, is there a moment or a decision that you feel pretty certain that he would choose to make a different decision?

Well, you know, Jay has said himself that, you know, June 6, 2023, when he came back from the meeting with Yasser and everybody and Jimmy Dunn and Ed Hurley, he and didn't tell the players what he had learned and prepare them for what he was going to say on CNBC on that telecast where they had the interview with Yasser and Jay.

And that was a moment that the players just did not take well at all.

some never forgave him and that weakened him.

The umpires for today's game.

Ed Hurley calling balls and strikes.

Jim Hunachick at first base.

John Flaherty at second, Bill Chinaman at third, and the Yankees take the field.

And it looks like Moose is swinging right through that ball.

One ball, two strikes.

Just yesterday, prior to the game, Sharon was talking with Ed Hurley and said he'd like to hit another one of the bleaches.

Had he and DiMaggio were the only two that had hit two homers into the bleaches, and then they'll hit one.

by a pitch ball.

On that play, late umpire Ed Hurley did not even ask to see if the ball had any shoe polish on it.

He was so positive that the ball hit Merrill on the foot, and he's right on the play.

Harrell 6'1.5", 180 down at first base.

A swing and a foul back.

That holds up one ball and two strikes.

Ed Hurley to play it on fire, ask for some more baseballs, and the attendant runs out with him.

Now we're ready to go.

So said Twins left-hander Jim Cott just a short while ago.

The umpiring assignments today will find Ed Hurley of the American League behind the plate as he was for the first game of the series.

At first base, it will be Tony Venzon.

John Flaherty is at second.

With a two-two count, the third baseman retreats, as does first baseman Wes Parker.

Dodger outfield, shaded to the left.

Examinations of ball by Ted Hurley.

This is Ashley Iaconetti from the Almost Famous Podcast.