"In a profession where you need to talk, Scully was a great listener." Man what a great quote. And one of the best ways to describe his greatness. Great tribute.
Outstanding tribute! Grew up in L.A., lifelong Dodgers fan. I always considered Scully to be the best. In all the years and decades, I can't recall Vin ever saying a sideways thing about someone. The man was always professional, upbeat and positive. He was a bastion of the Dodger community. RIP
Saw Vin from a distance many times at games but was always in awe knowing his voice was a part of so many important moments in history. Rest In Peace to Vin Scully a true treasure that will be very missed 🙏🏽
He was our Grand Father,Our Father, our Uncle our Friend. I never met him but as a Dodgers fan he was part of the Dodgers. When he retired I cried like a baby. And when I found out he had passed I was devastated. He will definitely be missed by everyone whom knew him. There will never be another. He’s stories we’re amazing and he never had anything negative to say about anyone on and or off the mic. Vin God is blessed to have you up in heaven calling out the games. We will miss you dearly and will always have you in our thoughts,Prayers and most important, our memories. RIP Uncle Vin.
I will never forget the feeling I got every year in early spring when hearing scully’s voice for the first time from Vero after a long winter with no baseball. The bright green grass with oranges as the visual and the sound of Scully for the first time in the year. It was the most refreshing sound you could imagine. It was like putting your head into the freezer after running in 110 degree heat. It didn’t matter how bad the team was you wanted to to go buy season tickets anyways. It hasn’t been the same without him. Joe Davis is an amazing announcer, one of the best in the game. But nothing could ever begin to compare to the voice of Scully. The voice of my childhood. RIP RIP RIP 😪
Thank you, Colin, for your tribute to Vin. I'm an old man now, 64. I was born and raised in So Cal, still live there. Vinny was almost like a second dad. I remember going to bed early, as most young kids are told to do, with a secret transistor radio next to me so I could listen to Vin call the games. We listened as much for Vin as we did for the Dodgers. Night in and night out. Season in and season out. Vin really was such a big part of an Angelino's life. I know "All Things Must Pass", out with the old and in with the new, and all that. But baseball, for me, isn't quite the same without Vin. Miss him tremendously.
My childhood and adulthood was spent listening to the golden voice. Summer days and evenings spent with him. Pennants and world series' 1977-78, 81. I will miss him but he's still a broadcaster in my mind and memory. Simply the best ever. God Bless Vin!
I think you’re right about Vin bringing more joy to more people more often here in Southern California .. I discovered baseball as a teen in around 2006 .. and dodgers are my team. Listening to him for a decade I felt like he was my grandpa 😔
I have never once cried over someone I have never personally known that died. Until Vin Scully. I didn't realize until he died exactly how much he meant to my life growing up in Las Vegas and southern California. He taught me baseball and he put me down for some of the best naps of my life. He was like a great uncle I never knew I needed. He always showed me how to be a good person and that good people are always out there. He was a hall of fame human being. I will remember him for the rest of my life.
i grew up a Dodger fan in San Jose , I had to listen to KDWN Las Vegas to listen to Dodger games at night, it was a 50k watt station, fortunately I could get the night games in, what time to grow up in the 80's
Colin, Great take on our one and only Vin Scully! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. I’m 72 born and raised in LA and Vin Scully has been my best medicine since I’ve been alive. His opening greeting made my high blood pressure drop by 10 points. Everything just seemed right in the world when Vinnie said hello. This years Dodgers are amazing to watch, but now they have another intangible reason to win the World Series this year.
i’ve never seen colin get so emotional ever since he talked about Vin. he tried to hide it, but i could see it on tv. means he really did something with him as a role model. shame none else talked about him on fox
since i was like 6 growing up vin was our grandfather , the stories he used to tell were so magical a worlds away from what i was living .. and even as an adult he still kept me imagining ... i suffer for so many years with the Dodgers , did not know what postseason was till the 2000s . as a kid Doger baseball was that .. going to dodger stadium eating a farmer john dog ... Dodgers losing but grandpa vin telling us a good story .Got tickets for Freddie Freeman Bhead give away and i wish i could have seen grandpa call his games .
The voice of college football is Keith Jackson the voice of the NFL is Madden and with all due respect to Caray Uecker among others the voice of MLB is Scully.
Colin the only one on FS1 to talk about this legend. It’s a joke, even LeBron tweeted about him you’d think that was enough for Skip and Shannon to mention him
Seriously?! How freaking pathetic, they’re all in the same field, Yes, FS1 is TV not radio but they’re all in sports media and one of the legends just passed away. He needs to be honored on every show.
It’s such an egregious omission you’d almost think the show was pre-recorded the afternoon before, say after the baseball trade deadline. Interesting as well not a peep on Skip or Shannon twitter account about Vin. Some tin’ not adding up??
@@iamyeyo I agree he’s a sports legend not just dodgers baseball. But instead they talked about KD, Yankees, Cowboys, Bron and Brady like always again. It’s a joke. With the death of Vin so dies proper sports media, now all we have left is shallow click bait media.
Love you and I know you a bit and am a fan. You are the best at what you do and work hard, very hard, every day. You succeeded big time but now reduced to NFL/NBA/College Football round the clock yet probably based on audience trends. Wish you would be able to extricate yourself from the shackles of management edicts to still talk baseball since that is what you dreamed of as a young kid. Touching tribute to Vin and thank Colin.
Its funny Colon mentioned Mr. Rogers. I was thinking if there was a Mt. Rushmore of men who no one ever had a bad thing to say about… Vin Scully and Fred Rogers would be on it.
come on , he gave Vin Scully, the greatest announcer , who announced for 67 years and colin gives him 6 minutes , 3 of which were talking about himself . cheap
Joy being a great athlete doesn’t mean she had tons more options, at least not in the sense of making great money from playing sports. She makes WAY more doing this than she would even as a star WNBA player. Sadly even the best female professional players make almost nothing compared to male counterparts. There are some exceptions such as the Williams sisters in tennis etc but She made the right choice going this route. The highest paid WNBA player just signed a two year deal making 230k a year…to put that into perspective, Magic Johnson made around 460k in his rookie year way back in 1979. Hopefully the WNBA keeps pumping out that content, so more young girls watch, they get more ad money, and the women can make some actual sports cash 👍🏻
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"In a profession where you need to talk, Scully was a great listener." Man what a great quote. And one of the best ways to describe his greatness. Great tribute.
Well said Colin, especially the part about bringing the Most Joy, the Most Often to the Most People. RIP Mr. Scully
Outstanding tribute! Grew up in L.A., lifelong Dodgers fan. I always considered Scully to be the best. In all the years and decades, I can't recall Vin ever saying a sideways thing about someone. The man was always professional, upbeat and positive. He was a bastion of the Dodger community. RIP
This is where Colin is at his absolute best 👏
Uncle Colly brought the goods today
Even as a Giants fan I had mad respect for Scully, RIP.
Vin Scully was simply the best. This is coming from a die hard STL Cardinals fan
Colin, thank you for this. As a long time Dodger fan who grew up listening to Vin, Ross, and Jerry Doggett, this tribute is much appreciated.
There’s nobody else better than Vin Scully.
Saw Vin from a distance many times at games but was always in awe knowing his voice was a part of so many important moments in history. Rest In Peace to Vin Scully a true treasure that will be very missed 🙏🏽
He was our Grand Father,Our Father, our Uncle our Friend. I never met him but as a Dodgers fan he was part of the Dodgers. When he retired I cried like a baby. And when I found out he had passed I was devastated. He will definitely be missed by everyone whom knew him. There will never be another. He’s stories we’re amazing and he never had anything negative to say about anyone on and or off the mic. Vin God is blessed to have you up in heaven calling out the games. We will miss you dearly and will always have you in our thoughts,Prayers and most important, our memories. RIP Uncle Vin.
ICON, LEGEND, DODGER, FAMILY MAN, FRIEND. RIP VIN
Thank you for saying that. RIP Vin. There will never be another like him
I will never forget the feeling I got every year in early spring when hearing scully’s voice for the first time from Vero after a long winter with no baseball. The bright green grass with oranges as the visual and the sound of Scully for the first time in the year. It was the most refreshing sound you could imagine. It was like putting your head into the freezer after running in 110 degree heat. It didn’t matter how bad the team was you wanted to to go buy season tickets anyways. It hasn’t been the same without him. Joe Davis is an amazing announcer, one of the best in the game. But nothing could ever begin to compare to the voice of Scully. The voice of my childhood. RIP RIP RIP 😪
Thank you, Colin, for your tribute to Vin. I'm an old man now, 64. I was born and raised in So Cal, still live there. Vinny was almost like a second dad. I remember going to bed early, as most young kids are told to do, with a secret transistor radio next to me so I could listen to Vin call the games. We listened as much for Vin as we did for the Dodgers. Night in and night out. Season in and season out. Vin really was such a big part of an Angelino's life. I know "All Things Must Pass", out with the old and in with the new, and all that. But baseball, for me, isn't quite the same without Vin. Miss him tremendously.
My childhood and adulthood was spent listening to the golden voice. Summer days and evenings spent with him. Pennants and world series' 1977-78, 81. I will miss him but he's still a broadcaster in my mind and memory. Simply the best ever. God Bless Vin!
Vin Scully, another great, human Being, of the so so many from The Bronx. Blessings and Peace Legend.
I am a angels fan , but as a Socal resident I know vin had a legendary voice. R.I.P Vin
Vin Scully: The Greatest of All Time.
Vin Scully was the best. Listened to Vin since 1962 RIP Vin 🙏✝️💜
I think you’re right about Vin bringing more joy to more people more often here in Southern California .. I discovered baseball as a teen in around 2006 .. and dodgers are my team. Listening to him for a decade I felt like he was my grandpa 😔
I have never once cried over someone I have never personally known that died. Until Vin Scully. I didn't realize until he died exactly how much he meant to my life growing up in Las Vegas and southern California. He taught me baseball and he put me down for some of the best naps of my life. He was like a great uncle I never knew I needed. He always showed me how to be a good person and that good people are always out there. He was a hall of fame human being. I will remember him for the rest of my life.
i grew up a Dodger fan in San Jose , I had to listen to KDWN Las Vegas to listen to Dodger games at night, it was a 50k watt station, fortunately I could get the night games in, what time to grow up in the 80's
Great job Collin, this is one of the reasons why we listen.
Dodger fan here, appreciate the luv for Vin!! I watch your segments everyday I wish you'd throw in a baseball take every now and then!!
You won’t find a better eulogy on the internet today
There will never be another Vin scully thank you colin
Colin, Great take on our one and only Vin Scully! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. I’m 72 born and raised in LA and Vin Scully has been my best medicine since I’ve been alive. His opening greeting made my high blood pressure drop by 10 points. Everything just seemed right in the world when Vinnie said hello.
This years Dodgers are amazing to watch, but now they have another intangible reason to win the World Series this year.
i’ve never seen colin get so emotional ever since he talked about Vin. he tried to hide it, but i could see it on tv. means he really did something with him as a role model. shame none else talked about him on fox
I got goosebumps listening to this. Probably one of the best things Colin has ever talked about.
since i was like 6 growing up vin was our grandfather , the stories he used to tell were so magical a worlds away from what i was living .. and even as an adult he still kept me imagining ... i suffer for so many years with the Dodgers , did not know what postseason was till the 2000s . as a kid Doger baseball was that .. going to dodger stadium eating a farmer john dog ... Dodgers losing but grandpa vin telling us a good story .Got tickets for Freddie Freeman Bhead give away and i wish i could have seen grandpa call his games .
Well said, Colin. I'm Aussie so I didn't have the honour of hearing Mr. Scully all that often, but I will miss him hugely
My favourite Vin Scully call: In a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened!! The legendary Kirk Gibson call.
This is why I respect Colin Cowherd
R.I.P. Vin Scully
LA learned baseball from this man. God bless you Vin. Well said Colin.
This is one of the best tributes I’ve seen of Vin.
RIP Vin Scully
Vin Scully and Chick Hearn were the greatest ever.
Both were great but Hearn was easily irritated. Scully - always a gentleman.
@@mikeyposs3132 I always thought it was funny when Chick would get riled up
100%. So Cal generational Voice.
Thanks Colin, great piece.
Much respect sir! Sad and happiness in Los Angeles! For all the same awesome memories! Respect!
The voice of college football is Keith Jackson the voice of the NFL is Madden and with all due respect to Caray Uecker among others the voice of MLB is Scully.
Well said..... respect paid💯🙌. My first game when I was 5 many years ago was Dodgers Angels, the classic
Colin the only one on FS1 to talk about this legend. It’s a joke, even LeBron tweeted about him you’d think that was enough for Skip and Shannon to mention him
Seriously?! How freaking pathetic, they’re all in the same field, Yes, FS1 is TV not radio but they’re all in sports media and one of the legends just passed away. He needs to be honored on every show.
It’s such an egregious omission you’d almost think the show was pre-recorded the afternoon before, say after the baseball trade deadline. Interesting as well not a peep on Skip or Shannon twitter account about Vin. Some tin’ not adding up??
@@iamyeyo I agree he’s a sports legend not just dodgers baseball. But instead they talked about KD, Yankees, Cowboys, Bron and Brady like always again. It’s a joke. With the death of Vin so dies proper sports media, now all we have left is shallow click bait media.
The only way Skip and Shannon would mention it is in relation to Lebron: “How does Vin Scully’s passing effect Lebron’s legacy?”
Love you and I know you a bit and am a fan. You are the best at what you do and work hard, very hard, every day. You succeeded big time but now reduced to NFL/NBA/College Football round the clock yet probably based on audience trends. Wish you would be able to extricate yourself from the shackles of management edicts to still talk baseball since that is what you dreamed of as a young kid. Touching tribute to Vin and thank Colin.
Its funny Colon mentioned Mr. Rogers. I was thinking if there was a Mt. Rushmore of men who no one ever had a bad thing to say about… Vin Scully and Fred Rogers would be on it.
Very well said
Exceptional.
RIP Vin Scully, ITFDB !!
Vin is the voice of summer.
Love you Vin
Scully and Buck were on my airwaves as a 70-80`s kid. Lying in bed and trying to find the best signal. Great times .
Well said Colin, it was embarrassing undisputed didn't say a peep about this.
Yeah the same way Colin didn’t say a peep about Bill Russel. Embarrassing.
They did, didn’t you see their segment where Skip blamed Lebron for Vin Scully’s death?
@@kieransoregaard-utt8 😂😂😂
RIP VIN💙
It wasn't baseball unless it was Saturday game of the week baseball with Vin Scully.
On one end of the scale, we had the poetic, the erudite, the melodic Vin Sculley. On the other end of the scale, there is Joe Buck.
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I wanted to hear what Colin had to say about Bill Russell. I guess Bill wasn’t as important to him as Vin Scully.
Vin’s white, Bill’s black….obviously one is more important than the other to Colin
We’ll said Colin
Hey maybe talk more about baseball too so you can really honor his memory.
Why, so he can tank his ratings and lose his job?
@@kieransoregaard-utt8 your favorite sport is dying.
"The Northstar of Southern California"... Interesting directional juxtaposition
I’d like to see more positive Colin rather than him criticize certain athletes just for existing.
RIP TO THE SECOND BEST ANNOUNCER EVER NEXT TO MEL ALLEN BOTH GREAT
What other Sports did Allen do ?
come on , he gave Vin Scully, the greatest announcer , who announced for 67 years and colin gives him 6 minutes , 3 of which were talking about himself . cheap
Joy being a great athlete doesn’t mean she had tons more options, at least not in the sense of making great money from playing sports. She makes WAY more doing this than she would even as a star WNBA player. Sadly even the best female professional players make almost nothing compared to male counterparts. There are some exceptions such as the Williams sisters in tennis etc but She made the right choice going this route. The highest paid WNBA player just signed a two year deal making 230k a year…to put that into perspective, Magic Johnson made around 460k in his rookie year way back in 1979. Hopefully the WNBA keeps pumping out that content, so more young girls watch, they get more ad money, and the women can make some actual sports cash 👍🏻
You were smart, because you have a face for radio