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- 9/9/14: Vin Scully shares a story about getting Babe Ruth's unique autograph as a kid
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Scully's first season in 1950, Connie Mack was still managing, and Mack was born during the Civil War...
1862
Wow.
Scully will go down as the greatest announcer of all time, in any professional sport.
ZP and Chick Hearn
@@nursev1003 Who's ZP?
Kevin Miller the person I was responding to I guess lol
yeah, him and Harry.
YES. Any sport.
"And there he was. The way you imagine him. Babe Ruth". Marvelous.
Can listen to this guy for HOURS
I'm jealous of those baseball fans who grew up in southern CA and had the privilege to listen to Vin announce games and tell stories like that for decades.
It was great! I’m 27 so I spent a good portion of my life hearing Scully broadcast Dodger games. I heard him 10 years of my life. 2006-2016. Not long at all. I wish I could have listened to more like my uncle and grandpa.
I moved to San Diego over 20 years ago. Although I never cared for the Dodgers, I would turn on the Dodger game while driving just to hear Vin Scully. Vin was the best story teller and I would listen to every word about Babe Ruth or the current utility player. He was so skilled and so charming.
When Vin Scully speaks, we listen. The greatest voice to ever grace an MLB microphone, bar none.
When you hear one of these Vin Scully stories, after it's over, you want to hear another one. You're thinking "tell me another story, Grandpa Vin!" But he won't be telling any new stories any more. Fortunately, we have videos and recordings, a story we missed the first time, another that faded with time. And in that respect, at least Grandpa Vin will still be around to tell us another story.
It's such a shame that guy's like the great Vin Scully have been replaced with two or three knuckleheads in the booth, a couple on the field, and a room full of jokers back in the studio who think that they are the attraction and not the game.
Thankfully, those stories will hopefully continue for a season. As of mid-2020, Vin has taken to social media and is telling his tales again to an audience that never wanted to let go of him in the first place.
Babe...Lou.....Jackie........Yogi....DiMaggio.......Clemente.........Mantle...Willie.....Sandy....Pete....Ripken......He has seen them all
@Brion Stronghold he started with the Yankees in 1923, not 1935.
@Brion Stronghold Oh, well that's different. Never mind.
Here cause of Vin’s tweet. We miss you so much!!!
Scully has such a melodic voice; was such a treat to be able to take it with you anywhere in so Calif for decades...
😭😭 and that's how you make a 35 year old jaded person cry. Vin is the best hands down!
Nothing compares to the relationship between baseball fans and their home announcers.
vin is the best, he was born in 1927 so this would have been the babe 5 years removed from the game. it's a shame the babe died so young, 53.
i just want a full compilation of vin scully telling stories
The last World Series from the Dodgers was for Vin Scully.
Love listening to Vin's stories...
I remember when I was a boy and my grandmother, a huge baseball fan from Lewiston, Maine, told me nonchalantly about watching Babe Ruth pitch at Fenway. I was in shock!
Every Vin Scully broadcast was pretty near legendary.
Listening to Vin call a game is like listening to Homer recite "The Odyssey".
God I miss VS already
The upper deck at the polo grounds wow vin
Amazing what he's saying. "there were no lights" I mean you had a guy involved in modern day baseball who still remembers when Yankee Stadium had no lights!
Vin also (believe this was late 90s) has told a story about going to Yankee Stadium as a 7 year old and Ruth hitting a home run. He was likely the last person who worked in MLB in any capacity who had witnessed Babe Ruth hitting a home run
When I was a kid, at night, I would hide my transistor radio under my pillow so I could listen to him without my parents knowing I was still awake.
The Dodgers Won the World Series for Vin!!!! Look at the date I posted this!!!! W1N FOR V1N!!! 2016 WORLD SERIES CHAMPS!!! DODGERS SCULLY'S SQUAD!!
:'(
Maybe 2017.
are you fucking high
The last time the Dodgers won the World Series was in 1988. They haven't been in one since. Being born and raised in L.A. county as a Dodgers fan, that kinda sucks.
P.S. They've won 6 and lost 12.
''How many times have the Dodgers been to the World Series?
The Dodgers have won the National League pennant 23 times since beginning as the Brooklyn Atlantics in 1884 - nearly 20 years before the first World Series was played.
The franchise has played in the World Series 19 times - twice as the Brooklyn Robins, seven times as the Brooklyn Dodgers and 10 times as the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Before the modern World Series began in 1903, Brooklyn teams won the pennant in 1890, 1899 and 1900.
The 1890 Brooklyn Bridegrooms faced off against the American Association champion Louisville Colonels, with the series strangely ending in a 3-3-1 tie''
Vin, Vin, Vin, had YOUR signature been on that same babe Ruth printed signature, maybe $100,000.
Just listen!… 🙂 I can see it too! Vinnie was the best!
Yeah, Buck explained that during the WS.
I can't believe Fox didn't let Scully be part of the World Series as his last broadcast. Joe Buck is just there for his name-he's certainly not his dad. (does not apply to Thom Brennaman). The best there is, was, or ever will be--Vin Scully!
Mark Schlesinger vin didn’t want to do the world series
To Jeff Kravitz-Brooklyn fan s felt the same way.
He is so right. Baseball players have the worst autographs on balls. Very few actually take the time to write legibly.
I'm drinking a Root Beer 🍺 ...nothing like a cold can of Root Beer 👍❤
Luky
cool...
U just want to listen and not even speak ..just listen
1:07 balk?
Michael Gonzalez that only applies with runners on base
Nope,,
First
youre so special