The 1966 show is subtitled “Hello Leo!”, and in addition to a look at the Cubs, is also a look at salty new Cubs manager, 59-year-old Leo Durocher. You’ll hear what Ron Santo thinks of the new manager as well as comments from coach Fred Fitzsimmons, former manager Charlie Grimm and pitcher Dick Ellsworth about Durocher. Throughout the presentation, you’ll see the players in action and hear interviews with players Larry Jackson, Ellsworth, Santo, Bill Faul, Ted Abernathy, Ernie Banks, Billy Williams, newcomers Wes Covington and Ty Cline, young Randy Hundley and “Jolly Cholly” Grimm, present at his 50th Spring Training! Players you‘ll see are Billy Williams, Ernie Broglio, Glenn Beckert, Don Kessinger, John Boccabella, Harvey Kuenn, Byron Browne and Ernie Banks. Many of the interviews are with Durocher, as he talks about his style of managing, Byron Brown’s third base play, his preference for versatile ballplayers, his thoughts about Bill Faul’s self-hypnosis, and his impressions of John Boccabella, Ernie Broglio and Harvey Kuenn. The highlight of the entire DVD however, is Leo’s first clubhouse speech to all the players. You are right there watching and listening as Durocher says, “I am the manager of this ballclub – I am the ONLY manager of this ballclub. I will let no one run this ballclub but me, not front office, or anybody!” He continues about how he will manage, what he expects out of the players, getting in shape for the season, the role his coaches will play, curfew, drinking and staying out late after a game! The 1966 show ends with eternal optimist Ernie Banks giving his slogan for the season: “The Cubs Will Shoot From The Hip, With Leo The Lip”!