Dodgers Pay Tribute to Vin Scully in Ceremony at Dodger Stadium
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2022
- Dodgers Pay Tribute to Vin Scully in Ceremony at Dodger Stadium
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As soon as Dave Roberts started speaking, my emotions started pouring from my eyes. I think it made it real. Now, I can't watch anything that mentions Vin because I lose it. Vin was the voice, the spirit, and soul not only of for the Dodgers, but for all of baseball. He will truly be missed. 😭💙
Rest in Power Vin! As a kid in the 80s I grew up listening to Vin and loved his stories about the players.
I know man. He was greatest
The Dodgers has always been known as a classy organization. Vin Scully was the classiest of them all.
Humility. Kindness. Great announcing. Thank you Vin.
I started crying immediately. Had to pause the video a few times to get through it. Thank you so much for this. My Momma passed away on May 3rd, so I’ve been struggling with losing her. Baseball was a big connection for us. She grew up as a Mets fan (though she was from The Bronx), and my Dad a Yankees fan (he lived in Washington Heights). Ultimately when they moved out here to California, they became Dodgers fans. We went to 3 games together, and Momma would always have such a blast. I remember my first game, passing by Vin’s booth. I had no idea how big of a deal it all was back then (so much so that I didn’t realize I met and got an autograph from Rick Monday hahaha!). But it was truly amazing. Vin was the voice of Los Angeles. No matter what was happening, his voice brought calm, comfort, and so many great stories. So much knowledge. He was truly one of a kind. There will be many more greats, but there will never be another Vin Scully. Rest peacefully, Vin! Thank you again, Dodgers Nation!
Thanks for posting. 60, and listened to every game until he retired…truly hurts like beloved family passing. A giant. Now an angel.
Goose bumps the whole time….. second to none legand to all! Thank you sir Rest In Peace sir!
it's still an honor to serve by daywind my favourite song and still it's an honor to serve and it's an honor to serve thanks thank you from cheyenne thompson 22yrs old uk.
My one escape in my childhood, teenage years, and even in my adult life today, was, and is, baseball. In the early 70's, I would always look forward to watching the games on KTLA, Channel 11, the original LA Dodgers flagship station at the time. That escape from childhood was punctuated by the soothing voice and loquacity of Vin Scully's voice. As I grew older, I would come in possession of transistor radios and would tune in to KABC, 590 AM to listen to Vin describe the Dodger games with the radio tucked under my pillow, and my head buried in it so I could hear the games. I loved those games, and his articulation of the plays he saw happening in front of him. I wanted to go to these games so bad, and see for myself what Vin was describing, and see the players in real life myself. I finally got my chance in 1974, when my foster father scored a package of outfield bleacher tickets for about 6 or seven games that year. We saw the Cubs, Expos, Padres, Phillies, Mets, and Giants. Names like Cey, Garvey, Lopes, Russell, Yeager, Sutton, Hooton, Messersmith, Wynn, Lacy, Mota, Rhoden, Royster, DeJesus........I was in heaven. And of course, I brought my transistor radio with me so I could hear Vin and Jerry Doggett broadcast and analyze the games. Through the years, Vin was my gateway to heaven and heartache with the Dodgers. In 1977 I moved to Maine and with that, lost the chance to hear Vin on the radio. Thankfully the Dodgers made it to the World Series in 77 and 78, where I got to hear Vin again. Unfortunately it was a sad ending both years as the Dodgers lost to the hated Yankees. I never cried to a baseball game before, but those years, I cried. Vin helped bring the game so much emotion and rawness to the eyes of this kid and made me fall in love with baseball every chance I got to hear his voice. In 1981 when the Dodgers finally won the World Series and beat the Yankees, I was ecstatic - I got to hear Vin in vivid detail and emotion describe and call the winning plays and bring that World Series to life, as if I were there again.
You have been a part of my life because of baseball Vin. And baseball was alive to me because of you. Your voice soothed me in my youth, carried me into adulthood, and always took me back to a good, safe place in my life when I needed it. I will miss you and the way you described the game, the way the game filled my heart with happiness, heartache, and peace during the times I needed them the most. There will never be another like you. RIP, Vin. Many of us needed you as much as you needed us, and no one will ever fill that role like you did for all of us.
Overall tough day to be a dodger vin was everything to the dodgers and to the fans able to connect overall.
RIP Vinny. My favorite and the best announcer of all time. ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🌭⚾️
Forever in all our hearts 💕 we will truly miss you, and were so blessed to have you. Growing up in the 60's and beyond it's not the same anymore, but we have our wonderful memories of you to hold and cherish. RIP Vin, we ALL LOVE YOU!!
Thank you for so many incredible moments and amazing memories Vin!! All the ups, all the downs and everything in between. You truly are the best there ever was. RIP and godspeed sir. You will be missed beyond words.
Thank you, Red. For bringing us Vin.
As a Giants fan that's lived in AZ since I was 7, I use MLB TV to watch the games so most of the times when we would play the Dodgers and he was doing their TV feed I would put on the Dodgers broadcast. Vin was an absolute treasure and legend to not just Baseball or Sports broadcasting but broadcasting in general! R.I.P God Bless!!!!
Rip Vin in was born in 06 and watch as many dodgers games as possible being from south central la living 5 mins away from Dodgers Stadium I loved watching Vin doing so much for the franchise and my mom and dad loved Vin and Vin you will always be the voice of Dodgers even from Blue Heaven
Vin Scully was on the 🎤 for one of my all time favorite sports moments, as well as one of my all time heartbreak moments. The Kirk Gibson homer against the A's in the 88 WS 👍. The Dwight Clark catch against the Cowboys in the 82 NFC championship game 💔. What a legend 👏
Vin will always be missed ❤️❤️❤️❤️ ⚾ ⚾ ⚾ ⚾ ⚾
Rest in paradise VIN we miss you 🎙💙💙🕊
We love you Vin and miss you my dodgers brother Rest In Peace In Blue Heaven and you inspired me to be a sports broadcaster love you man and see you again soon I have cried so much for you man and I miss your calls and we will bring the WS back to LA for you
It will never be the same without you Vin Rest In Peace In blue heaven and see you again my brother in Blue Heaven
I was at that game 😢 RIP
Beautiful tribute. 🎙🙏🏽🧢💙⚾️
Between Vin Scully and Chick Hearn I don't think the sports fans of any city will ever have even for one year finer sports casters than those that LA had for over 40 years.
Back at ye,Vin-,Godspeed
RIP Vin Scully.
as soon as the video started and vin said those words i lost it
WIN FOR VIN!!!!
i forever honor vin scully and la dodgers and still bleeding honoring blue with la dodgers fans forever and ever and never forget it always just want to let you know how much i honor forever blue la dodgers and vin scully and tommy lasorda aswell and never forget their honors forever bleeding honoring blue forever la dodgers its time for la dodgers baseball game to honor vin scully and tommy lasorda aswell la dodgers fans never give up never give in never let tommy lasorda and vin scully down also la dodgers players keep on bleeding honoring blue for tommy lasorda you are all better than wwe and you are also the fans aswell better than wwe fans aswell never forget that you all and players all of them bleeding blue forever keep roaring and scream cheering for la dodgers thats what you have got to do for vin scully and tommy lasorda aswell you all are awesome than wwe thats awesome never forget that i said that to you win for them as you always do in the game. thank you from cheyenne thompson 22yrs old uk
la dodgers bleeding blue forever and ever never forget we are all together as a bleeding blue nation with the la dodgers all fans and all la dodgers players who also bleeding blue and together we all shall bleed blue for vin and tommy lasorda now that is pride for bleeding blue because la dodgers blue and the whole of la dodgers baseball and the whole of la dodgers matters forever and ever i know that seems hard but it is easy to bleed la dodger and la dodgers blue forever and ever and still to say that i am with you and to bleed blue and to bleed with you all and you forever and ever and still and i am honored to be your fallen hero of good and innocent public services and to be your fallen good and innocent public servant of the fallen and to be your fallen hero and fallen heaven guardian of good and innocent public services and still to be your fallen public servant of the fallen forever and ever and i refuse to break up with you all because still and now forever and ever be my favourite forever and ever and i am honored to know you all and you forever and ever so keep on bleeding la dodger blue in your la dodger blue pride forever and ever and still to say thank you for doing it and keep on doing it forever and ever thanks thank you from cheyenne thompson 22yrs old uk.
dodgers nation and all of it's dodgers nations fans your the best and best alsoloudest cheering crowd i have ever and forever and ever hope to die for as all of yours and the whole entire nations best fans and i am honored to be all of theirs fallen public services hero in the uk because all of you have truly been the real true wind beneath my heaven guardians wings of steel of mine when i die for you all and fo the whole entire nations and it's fans whole of it's fans aswell as that and still i would still be honored to be bleeding la dodgers blue as tommy lasorda and vin scully and all whole of it's fans and the whole of it's fans nations and nation is forever and ever my hero go la dodgers forever and ever bleed dodger blue with you all and you forever and ever and to say thank you in a really hugest huge best way that i can to make it up to you all why i am saying these words to you infront of you why it's true because that's who you are to my and in my fallen hero heart and i know that i will not and never ever stop talking and never ever shuting my mouth untill you all and you believe me you all anfd you are amazing i need you to believe me i shall forever and ever be with you as your fallen heaven guardian from public services fallen heaven in yours and all of yours and yours heaven skies up above you and all of them and you both at the same time i would say that this is not a lie this is the real truth the real truth untillyou all and it's best nation and it's best all fans nations and dodger nation believes me your amazing persons and amazing people and persons and person i need you all to believe me i need you to believe me i shall forever and ever bleed dodger blue it's still an honor to serve by daywind my favourite song and still it's still and honor to serve and it's an honor to serve thanks thank you from cheyenne thompson 22yrs old uk.
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭vin
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