I remember watching the 1979 World Series between Pittsburgh (Papa Willie Stargell) and Baltimore and that was a good one to watch, IIRC.
One real shame with that decade in baseball was when places like Forbes Field, Crosley Field, and Connie Mack Stadium were retired. I recall reading someone’s comment on a Facebook page devoted to lost ballparks and they said that when the Phillies moved to Veterans in about 1971 (over from Connie Mack), they immediately missed watching a ballgame the way you could at the old ballpark. Veterans was that way bit back from the field and had bad sightlines compared to Connie Mack/Shibe according to this person.
The Orioles ran out to a 3 - 1 games lead then their bats went totally silent. I think they only scored two runs in the next three games. Kent Tekulve... aka Ichabod Crane... I blame it mostly on Earl Weaver not handling the starting pitching properly. He had Jim Palmer and a Cy Young winning Mike Flanagan yet who started Game 7? Scott MacGregor!?
I attended one game at Connie Mack stadium. I remember feeling the upper deck steps were so steep I felt like I could just fly away.