He was Eliminated From the Playoffs, Dead Four Days Later
131K views · Sep 12, 2026 · Sports
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@baseball_scars · 2 weeks ago (edited) · pinned
Apologies. We had to cut out a short clip at the beginning of the video.<br><br>A lot of you have flagged the Clemente comparison, and it's a fair catch. Roberto Clemente wasn't a pilot, he was a passenger on an overloaded DC-7 carrying earthquake relief to Nicaragua on New Year's Eve 1972. He died trying to help people, not flying a private plane for himself. That's a real and important difference from Lidle and Munson, who were both at the controls of their own aircraft, and the video should have drawn that line more clearly.
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@stevencooke1027 · 2 weeks ago
I think you should have mentioned that Lidle's wife and son did receive the standard $450 K insurance payment.
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@snarkyguy2657 · 2 weeks ago
One additional interesting fact: One of the apartments affected by the crash was owned by a woman who 9+ years earlier was seriously injured by the runaway Cat In The Hat balloon at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The engine of his plane ended up in her living room.
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@Yankeesfan964 · 2 weeks ago
This was a great video. I remember my father picking me up from after school program this day and he tried to explain what had happened then we listen to the Michael Kay show where I could vividly remember them playing the song live like you were dying. I’ve spent the next 20 years of my life, looking for audio from that very show.
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@DanWalls-q4f · 2 weeks ago
Cory Lidle, Roy Halladay... and Jose Fernandez all in the span of 11 years
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@pickford3152 · 2 weeks ago
I remember when this happened but i enjoyed watching lidle when he was a blue jay
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@jtshark5817 · 2 weeks ago
The PIlot rule is called the Thurmon Munson rule by many
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@ChrisBender-h7p · 10 days ago
I remember seeing this live on TV shortly after yanks were eliminated by Detroit. I admire someone who wants to be a pilot but between lidle munson and Halladay from the bottom of our hearts...don't! Rip all.
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@GeeEm1313 · 2 weeks ago
I remember when this happened. RIP
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@carrollton5905 · 7 days ago
WILD thumbnail
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@jaycompany4886 · 2 weeks ago
I remember this like if it was yesterday....very sad.
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@LaMostraVia · 2 weeks ago
Wow. That has to be up there with the worst trade ever. I get it Philia was probably freeing up some money but jeez
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