Remembering the life and legacy of Vin Scully | KJM

Max Kellerman, Jay Williams and Harry Douglas remember the life and legacy of legendary Los Angeles Dodgers announcer Vin Scully, who passed away at the age of 94.
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[ERS]

The ending has me sobbing at work like a child. We'll miss you Vin.

[Jaydog]

What an ending call. Literally made me cry😢

[evolve]

I was born and raised in LA and living 10 minutes away from Chavez Ravine listening to Vin Scully broadcast my Dodgers. His voice resonates as I remember Kirk Gibson hitting that game winning homerun against the A's. Leading up to that home run, Vin Scully explained and articulated the inability for Kirk Gibson to run due to his injury and the great odds against him and the Dodgers to win this ballgame. It was Vin Scully that helped make that moment so incredible because he perfectly narrated the almost impossible mountain that the Dodgers had to climb in order to beat the heavily favored A's. So as he was there announcing the Dodgers winning that game as Kirk Gibson was rounding the bases pumping his arms in victory, It truly felt like thee absolute impossible had just become reality. . We lost the greatest announcer in baseball ever. This loss is right up there with Chick Hearn's passing away for me as both a Lakers and Dodgers fan. There will never be another Vin Scully.

[johnhernandez]

Growing up in Culver City Ca. Vin Scully was the voice of my childhood! Any Saturday or Sunday afternoon in our neighborhood in the middle of summer, neighbors would be outside washing their car or trimming hedges, you could hear the voice of VIN SCULLY telling stories and describing Dodger baseball and we all new life was good, baseball is good and our beloved Dodgers are good! I was 12 years old, and this morning I Hurt!!

[kathrynparker]

Summer 1967: I'm standing on the front seat next to my father while he drives down the mountain from Lake Arrowhead to Palm Springs. The windows are down and Vin Scully is calling baseball on the car radio.❤ Vin Scully is forever the sound of baseball to me. ❤

[stevewight]

This is one of the best, most perceptive tributes I've seen. Great job, and thank you.

[hulkingwarmachine]

4 generations of my family have listened to Vin. He’s definitely part of the family. I remember those transistors everybody brought to the games and his voice echoing the stadium. So blessed to have had him in my life

[theman]

I love the last 40 seconds of this video

[PokeOfficer]

Heroes Get Remembered But Legends Never Die

[garypaquin]

The “Mozart of Broadcasting”. I like that analogy very much. Rest well Mr. Scully. A grateful audience says thank-you.

[nandiño]

What a legendary broadcaster and man he was. Rest in heavenly peace, Vin Scully 💙

[bobbyheenan]

Scully was the best ever, an absolute legend and a true gentleman. Rest easy, Vinny, we're gonna miss you!

[jamesjefferson]

Baseball is not the same without him😭💔

[cortstell]

Vin will always be a national treasure. I still get goosebumps listening to him call Dodger games. Never lost his fastball (no pun intended.)

[lookfeelbehealthy]

Best ever. It was a true honor to grow up in LA and listen to Vin. Same goes for Chick Hearn.

[micperez]

I hope they make a documentary about Vin

[bradcarter]

Rest in peace sir, you will always be remembered

[johnlee]

Icon. That's what you were Mr Scully. An ICON. You will be missed. Sad day.

[cortstell]

He was in my parent's home, my parent's car, my home, my car. He was my childhood, my adulthood. I lost a family member!

[gillygil]

Heaven now has Chick Hearn, John Madden, Vin Scully. The greatest Play by Play broadcasters. Thank you for the memories Vin.