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The Boston Red Sox Essential Games of Fenway Park (Steelbook)

The Boston Red Sox Essential Games of Fenway Park (Steelbook)Actors: Carlton Fisk, Pedro Martinez, Ted Williams, Carl Yastrzemski
Studio: A&E HOME VIDEO
Category: DVD

List Price: $59.95
Buy New: $26.23
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New (30) Used (6) Collectible (1) from $26.23

Seller: thebookgrove
Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars 7 reviews
Sales Rank: 81519

Format: Box set, Color, DVD, NTSC
Language: English (Original Language)
Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: Yes
Region: 1
Discs: 6
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Running Time: 991 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.3 x 0.6

MPN: AAAE112971
UPC: 733961112979
EAN: 0733961112979
ASIN: B00142UZ8A

Release Date: June 3, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • Run Time - 17 Hours
  • 6 DVD's
  • SIX OUTSTANDING GAMES FROM FENWAY PARK, SELECTED BY RED SOX NATION!
  • Bonus Features
  • Available to ship after 6/03/2008

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Product Description
GREATEST GAMES AT FENWAY PARK


Customer Reviews:
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2 out of 5 stars Red Sox DVD   June 7, 2010
Kathleen Cavanagh (New York, NY, US)
Was disappointed in this boxed set in that with the history of Fenway Park, so much was omitted! I expected it to be highlights, not entire, complete games! It did not include anything with the old-timers such as Ted Williams, Jim Rice, Carl Yazstremski, etc. Too little content for too much money. Save your $$$$.


4 out of 5 stars Historical & Modern Greatness Pitch by Pitch   June 30, 2009
Brandon B. Justice ((Archdiocese of) Washington, D.C.)
Here is a disk set that captures some of the greatest games from the "Pahk" meant for Red Sox Nation or any big fan of baseball. The games are complete coverege, so one gets to see what happened in the first almost dozen innings BEFORE Fisk's magical "Stay Fair, Stay Fair" walk off. One disc meets the criteria because of how Martinez pitched in the '99 All Star, but after the first few innings there are many other contemporary heroes to watch.
By far...for the Nation....the single reason to buy this set is for the Bonus features. Seeing the footage of #9, then his appearance at the All Star Game in 1999 at Fenway. Enjoy more clips from our heroes like Yaz in '67 thru "The Greatest Comeback in the History of Sports". Grab some peanuts, Cracker Jacks & dust off the New Era cap and revel in the magical moments of Baseball's most historical field & team!



5 out of 5 stars FAN VOTING chose the games   December 13, 2008
SAS (Upstate NY)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful

I had to counter the negative reviews with the fact that, although many think they were poor selections, FAN VOTING ALONE chose the games. I voted, did you? Not all the games I picked made it on the DVD but I don't think it deserves a negative review for that reason.

The ballot had something like 60 games to choose from, but broken up into decades, and you had to pick one from each section. One from the 60's, one from the 70's, etc.

A good DVD package for the price, something an average fan should enjoy. As you can see in other reviews, a die-hard fan might not enjoy it. But a real die-hard fan should have voted. ;-)



3 out of 5 stars Who Chose These Games Anyway?   September 2, 2008
David S. Moore
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

How could MLB screw this collection up so badly? Didn't they think that the 1967 games was already included on the NESN video honoring the Impossible Dream? What about one of the World Series games or another game from the pennant race of that year?

The 1975 Game 6 is a must - even if it is in the 1975 WS Box Set.

What about Yaz's final game at Fenway? Or, the game where Reggie Jackson got yanked and humiliated on national tv in 1977.

As much as I hated the result, the 1978 playoff game with the Yankees was one of the most dramatic games in history. so what if we lost, what a game!

What about the 1986 ALCS clincher - Game #7?

Sorry, but the four homer game last season was interesting, but far from dramatic.

How could they not include the A-Rod \fight/Mueller walk-off game from 2004? That was a classic?

1975 ALCS vs. A's?
The Clemens 20K game is a good one.

The 1999 PEdro game was great - PEdro at his best. I'd pay for that one.

I just think they could have found some better games for this set.




3 out of 5 stars POOOOR selections!   May 31, 2008
Dean R. Gearhart (Florida)
12 out of 13 found this review helpful

As a Sox fan and an old baseball game junkie - I have about 30 dvds with old games on them, I figured it would be hard for me not to want this. BUT the game selection is uninspiring. I already have 2 of them (75 WS GM 6 & the game from 1967).

Why would they include the entire game from 2007 with the 4 homeruns in a row when that WAS the hi-lite of the game while only showing Bill Mueller's walk off HR from the game on 7/24/04? The 7/24/04 game with the A-Rod brawl and the great Red Sox comeback is the one that should be shown in its entirety - it is pretty much my favorite regular season game I've ever watched.

The only one I'd really pay to see again is Pedro in the '99 ALCS - so I may try to pick this up on the cheap on Ebay some day.


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