LAD@SF: Scully gives an emotional final sign off

10/2/16: Vin Scully gives one final salute that tugs at the hearts of all his friends and fans who have listened to him over the course of his career


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[AidanLastName]

I'm not even a Dodgers fan but i almost cried during this video

[twincitiesmetrodashcam]

Just learned of his passing. I was never a Dodger fan, but I was devastated to hear about it. I can't say I cry much, but I definitely shed a couple tears. He was the greatest to ever step into a broadcaster booth. Rest easy, legend.

[sonicblue]

"There will be a new day and eventually a new year, and when the upcoming winter gives way to spring, rest assured once again it will be time for Dodger baseball" gets me everytime

[adventureswithchristian]

I don't care if your not a Dodger fan as I am. Everone loves Vin Scully! He was able to explain the game so well it was as if you could smell the Dodger dogs.

[tankwfw]

You cant be a baseball fan and not love Vin Scully. Simply the best of all time

[zsdev]

He barely got to enjoy retirement. Nobody could ever do his job better. We love you forever Vin. Rest in peace

[trwent]

Between Vin Scully and Chick Hearn, Los Angeles had two of the all-time great sports announcers.

[stonedinthewasteland]

Rest In Peace Vin. You were the voice of the Dodgers, the greatest sportscaster ever, a truly kind and gentle soul, but more importantly, you were friends to so many people. I'm glad you're back with your wife once again. Rest well Vin.

[SoCalDude]

Wow… came into Baseball a Giants fan on Oct 2, 1936. Became a legend as a Dodger. Signed off on a Giants Dodger game on oct 2, 2016. Passed during a Giants Dodgers series aug 2, 2022. May our beloved friend Rest In Peace.

[MattrLeVine]

Vin Scully talked to me as a child more than my father ever did. And I’m so lucky that I was able to thank him for this when I met him as an adult. A father figure. A hero. A legend. While I will always appreciate his modesty, Vin could never have needed me as much my heart needed his voice to beat along to.

[SpectraPryd]

Thank you Scully! Youve been the best to our lives in Baseball. At night and at day. You'll always be the melody to our ears!

[MangoHombre]

Yes, Vin. I did fall asleep with your voice on a transistor radio under my pillow. Thank you for the dreams.

[JeremiahNuddFilms]

Such a godly man. Amazing 67 year career

[Samuel_Gonzalez]

Just heard of his passing just a few minutes ago. I didn't grow up a Dodgers fan but I still grew up with him. I will still hold his call on Game 6 of the 1986 World Series: "Little roller up along THE BAG! HERE COMES KNIGHT AND THE METS WIN IT!". And Game 1 of the 1988 World Series: "High fly ball into right field, SHE And the football game that turned my entire household into 49ers fans for at least one day: "IT'S A MADHOUSE AT CANDLESTICK!"

Godspeed, Mr. Scully! You were truly The Voice of Baseball.

[Birdsofthelou]

Should've let him announce MLB the show 17

[faberhaus]

Rarely watch baseball and have never heard of Vin Scully before his his voice makes me feel like I've known him my whole life

[drob]

Thank you Vin Scully for 67 wonderful years of Dodger Baseball.
Now that I have a PS3 again, I can play my MLB 2005 game for PS1 which features Vin Scully calling play by play with Dave Campbell.

[Windyyyyyyyyy]

rest in peace vin scully. may you call baseball games up in heaven

[JeterSwisherFan]

Yankees fan here. He'll be sincerely missed.

[zmr]

Rest in peace, Mr. Scully. Thank you for everything.