Truely a pleasure growing up listening to Vin Scully and Chick Hearn.
Thanks for the memories guys.
IT come to a time in LA history that we going miss Vin Scully he is last of old school broadcaster
IT come to a time in LA history that we going miss Vin Scully he is last of old school broadcaster
Thats great to hear. He’s a treasure to listen and I dont even like the Dodgers.
AWESOME NEWS. Vinnie is a legend here in Los Angeles..he is the last remaining one here since we lost Chicky many years ago. Keep on doing what you do best Vinnie!!
I recall the early days at Dodger Stadium in LA when fans would bring their radios so they could listen to Scully’s play by play at the game. He is the best.
Baseball bores me, but Vin’s voice is so comforting as I have heard it my entire life. Amazing. Congrats.
After Kirk Gibsons’ Home Run in the 88 World Series:
“You know, I said it once before, a few days ago, that Kirk Gibson was not the Most Valuable Player; that the Most Valuable Player for the Dodgers was Tinkerbell. But, tonight, I think Tinkerbell backed off for Kirk Gibson. And, look at Eckersley—shocked to his toes!”
Audio of Scully anouncing the 9th inning of Koufax's perfect game
What’s really amazing is that I’ve watched games on TV where there’s THREE announcers that can’t do the job that Vin Scully can. He is without a doubt the greatest announcer of ALL TIME. How many of us could announce an entire game alone, let alone at the age of 82? I couldn’t.
Vin Scully doesn’t understand Troy Tulowitzki’s mullet.
http://deadspin.com/5616896/vin-scully-doesnt-understand-your-newfangled-haircut-troy-tulowitzki
I hope he goes until 100.
This is great news. There’s little better than listening to Vin Scully call a game on a warm summer evening.
Still waiting for the pit bull part of the story.....
J/k Chet 99!!
Unfortunately the pics go back to only 1964. Still a fair collection, though.