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- 10/2/16: Highlights from Vin Scully's final game of his legendary 67-year career in broadcasting at AT&T Park
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'Don't be sad that it's over, smile because it happened'- Amazing words!
As a Giants fan since '87... I get chills every time I watch this. Talk about showing class to a class act. 👏
Now they are both gone. Thank you both
I was coming to say that!
How poetic his last game doing play-by-play was against the Giants - the team he grew up a fan of and Dodgers main rival - and then he passes away while both teams are playing against each other.
That occurred INSTANTLY to me as well, during the game....!!
Vin Scully coincidentally, was always in San Francisco for the big finales for his broadcasting career. He called the final NFL game of his career (the 1981-82 NFC Championship Game on CBS between the San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys) at Candlestick Park. And then on October 9, 1989, Vin called his final baseball game for NBC, which was Game 5 of the NLCS between the San Francisco Giants and Chicago Cubs, again at Candlestick Park. Ten years later, on September 30, 1999, Vin was on hand for the very last baseball game at Candlestick Park, which was between the Giants and Los Angeles Dodgers.
@@TMC1982Part2 wow amazing how things turned out for him like that. Thanks for sharing!
Sad day 😞. Legend passed. Thank you Vin for everything you done for baseball.
I used to love watching the NBC Game of the Week with Vin and Joe Garagiola. Even as a child, I knew I was listening to greatness. Thank you sir!
As a life-long Dodger fan,....I say:....THANK YOU SAN FRANSISCO GIANTS for being SO AWESOME.....🖤🧡🖤
Class act all the way. This Giants’ fan misses you.
same
We were lucky to have had a awesome man, an great voice, Thanks Vin Scully, where ever you may be!
You can hear his love for the game on that call of Gillespies catch
Not even his team but full of admiration and excitement
It’s something Krukow and kuiper do that i love
I got to go to this game. Though I wish the Dodgers won. It was a beautiful day and everyone in the ballpark was happy for Vin.
Don't think he cared.
sheer perfection....god bless and a wonderful retirement to you vin
don’t be sad because it ended
be happy because it happened
Who's cutting onions, goddamn?!
A long life well lived.
You were amazing vin. Nice catch at 1:33
I will miss you Vin Scully!
Baseball is awesome.
I have no accurate words to describe this legend. He was one of a kind. Already missed.
Dodgers fan: Thank you! San Francisco Giants for making his last game an awesome one!
Such a fitting send off to an absolute ornament of the game. Thanks Vin for the fine commentary over the decades.
I saw Vin fom a distance when he came to Sydney, Australia for the season opener Dodgers / D'Backs in 2014. The game was played at the Sydney Cricket Ground, a facility that has existed since around 1850. There is time lapse vision on YT showing the magnificent cconversion for the three games played.
4:58 This was Vin Scully.
Vin Scully me and Pappaw favorite! Him with Joe on NBC!
The goat
Can Fox please bring in Vin to call at least one game this World Series? I know it's a lot to ask for, but it would really be a fitting sendoff.
Giants are a classy organization.
Any up and coming announcer, while being allowed to form their own selves and style, should be made to watch Vin Scully; classy announcer all the way.