Name that quote

[Guest AG/DC]

On having a heart attack at Dodger Stadium during a game against the Mets: "The Mets beat the Dodgers. Fuck the Dodgers."

[Valadius]

Lasorda?

[Guest AG/DC]

No.

The cornonary in question took place in 1982. I think the Mets took three or so against the Dodgers in 1982, so isolating the game can't be too hard. I did some digging, and I found one game in which Kingman laid down a sacrifice, and another in which Backman went yard. Either of those occurrences could lead to a cardiac event.

They sucked on the West Coast back then, but Kingman used to pound the ball at Dodger Stadium.

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

I understand this question even less than I did when this thread started.

[Willets Point]

AG/DC wrote: They sucked on the West Coast back then,..

Some things never change.

[Guest AG/DC]

Who was it, when speaking about his heart attack at Dodger Stadium in 1982, commented, "The Mets beat the Dodgers. Fuck the Dodgers."

[Guest sharpie]

]I found one game in which Kingman laid down a sacrifice, and another in which Backman went yard

Were they playing those games in Bizarro World Dodger Stadium?

[Valadius]

George Carlin. Classic.

[Guest AG/DC]

Googler.

[Guest AG/DC]

"How did the Mets do today?" (last words)

[metirish]

AG/DC wrote: "How did the Mets do today?" (last words)

Walter Matthau

[Guest AG/DC]

That'd be great, wouldn't it?