Lou Gehrig Videos

In a The Great American History quiz video, George Steinbrenner tells how legendary baseball player Lou Gehrig played 2,130 games in a row; that?s fourteen years without missing a game! Plus, Gehrig hit over 300 for twelve straight seasons.

Lou Gehrig, after being diagnosed with ALS, says goodbye to baseball and fans and calls himself the luckiest man alive. He was called the Iron Horse because he was in so many consecutive games and was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame.

The New York Yankees are just one win away from sealing their 27th World Series title. If they do it, their new stadium will be off to a fitting start. In the old Yankee Stadium, the ground was sacred and Monument Park was a religious like shrine to the greats, including Joe DiMaggio, Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth.

In his final days, as he battled ALS, Lou Gehrig penned his most personal thoughts in a series of revealing letters.

"Surf life" is one man's response to being diagnosed with ALS Lou Gehrig's Disease at the age of 33

Oakland Raiders running back Steve Smith needs the help of every Raider and football fan as he battles ALS or "Lou Gehrig's Disease". This video is about his struggle and what you can do to help. Pass it on.Author: zennie62Tags: oakland raiders steve smith nfl 2007 als disease medical health care Posted: 28 December 2007Rating: 0.0Votes: 0

Derek Jeter breaks Lou Gehrig's record

Derek Jeter Breaks Lou Gehrig's Record

July 4th 2009 Angels game to honor Lou Gehrig

Lou Gehrig's Retirement Speech July 4 2009

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Lou Gehrig's 4th of July Farewell.

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Derek Jeter passes Lou Gehrig's NYY hit record!

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A tribute to Lou Gehrig using the speech spoken by Gary Cooper in the film Pride of the Yankees.

"Lou Gehrig" Farewell Speech performed after the Omaha Royals Game on July 13, 2007 on ALS night.

Derek Jeter's 2,722nd hit passing Lou Gehrig as the Yankees' All Time Hits Leader

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Derek Jeter Passes Lou Gehrig for most Hits All Time on Yankees! 9/11/09!