You never know what you'll find. Here, from '87, its Walter Case Jr

[Jctoronto]

4 minutes with John Bothe and Walter Case Jr
Meadowlands.

https://youtu.be/dBm_0Ia_O5o?si=yOChpdZvzXb1FANp

[MCR]

Time to turn the page and stop living in the past.

[Muggsy Mitty]

I still follow his Cumberland drives, He knows he fucked up, But he was amazing and you can't deny his Glory days.

[oh canada]

Thanks for posting this, its one I never watched before

[MIKE CAMPBELL]

Once a piece of shit, always a piece of shit.

[KING HAKU]

Once a piece of shit, always a piece of shit.

Mike I have to agree with you although one time I tended not to. Then when he married that piece of white trash it kind of confirmed it.

[Zoomer]

I still follow his Cumberland drives, He knows he fucked up, But he was amazing and you can't deny his Glory days.

I agree

[dougie]

As someone who lives in Maine, and chatted with "Casey", he knows he might be the best example of "wasted talent" in history. His life, certainly a sad story, brings strong opinions from all who knew him. But every person I've  met in this great sport has never questioned his ability. If "Casey" didn't screw up his life, I have little doubt he would be included in the top 10 of all time. Like I said, wasted talent.

[Grandstand Handicapper]

Either you "forgive him his trespasses" so to speak, because he faced the consequences, paid the price, etc., that was handed to him, or you don't. Whether you do or you don't, you simply can't forget. Whether he's a different person now, reformed, or whatever, that may or may not make a $hit's worth of difference to you. To each their own.

[dougie]

Grandstand.....I agree with you.