ATL@LAD: Braves booth interviews Vin Scully
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2016
- Vin Scully reflects on his career and legacy with the Braves' broadcast booth before the game between the Dodgers and the Braves
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not a Dodger fan but always respect for one of the all time greats...the legendary VIN SCULLY
The grandson of the legendary Harry Caray interviewing the legendary Vin Scully - doesn't get much better than that!
Anthony Kernich he was interviewed by so many commentators that year, hands down I think this is the best one. All the others were great. But this one got the best out of vin in his storytelling
Wonderful interview by Chip Caray. To think, Vin Scully was broadcasting when Harry Caray, Skip Caray and Chip were working...wow!
what's even more crazy is that 2017 is the first season that Connie Mack or Vin Scully hasn't been involved with baseball in decades - Vin started in 1950 which was Mack's last year
@@AlonsoRules Forget decades, you're talking about over a CENTURY!
Harry began in STL in 1945, Vin in 1950. Only death could prevent Harry from having a career even longer than the legendary Vin's!
We miss you Vinny.
He is proof that time travel does exist. When I listen to the games I am 10 years old again.
Who's the jerk-off who gave this video a thumbs down??? How can you not love Vin Scully?!
You can tell that Chip respects him so much. Especially with that last thank you he gave him at the end. Vin Scully is amazing, makes me so proud to be a Dodger fan
King Chen Dodger fans were spoiled for so long.
Oakley Jones more like L.A. fans were blessed for so long. At one point, the 3 most popular L.A. sports teams had hall of fame announcers behind the Mic simultaneously for decades. Chick Hearn of the Lakers, Bob Miller of the Kings, and Vin Scully.
@@jh.4770 I thought about that this evening as I was creating my tribute video for Vin Scully! As an LA native, I'm gonna miss him so much because it was his voice that made me want to watch baseball and go to Dodger Stadium!!
A HUGE BRAVES FAN HOWEVER I HAVE ALWAYS ENJOYED VIN SCULLY GROWING UP IN THE 80s ON NBC GAME OF THE WEEK. THEN I JUST FOLLOWED HIM SINCE. BY FAR THE BEST EVER. AWESOME BROADCASTER.
Rest Easy, Vin! 🐐
Two legends! Life long Braves fan. I thoroughly enjoy Chip Carey and this interview gave me a few tears. ❤️
What a wonderful interview. Thank you so very much.
as a dodger fan, i miss vinny
I used to see him every morning dropping off his kids at chaminade middle school in chatsworth ca. when I was also a student. He had a beautiful blue Mercedes’ with gold trim! It was the only one I ever saw like that…
Vin Scully also did a game show called,``It Takes Two'' on NBC from 1969-1970. Also he did the NFL on CBS from 1975-1982, Masters, Skins Game on NBC and ABC.
A wonderful baseball announcer, and an even better man!
There has always been a mutual respect between Dodgers and Braves fans. Of course, being an L.A. native, I love the Dodgers but I have a lot of respect for the Braves and the Carays. I remember so many great games between these two great teams.
I also have mutual respect for Atlanta! Watching the Dodgers vs Braves in the 90's with Vin calling the game was some of the purest joy of my adolescence! Miss you Vin! Respect Atlanta!
What a wonderful interview.
Man thank God Walter O’Malley refused to hire a local LA broadcaster.
Doesn’t have to be calling a game to be amazed by him. Wow
We can praise him and say how great he was but we never understood how much we would miss him until he was no longer in the booth. I think about Vin during every baseball game that I watch and just wish he was still calling games. It’s not a real dodgers game if vin scully is not there.
As a kid, I loved watching NBC's Game of the Week with Vin Scully and Joe Garagiola.
Often with Tony kubek
This is a well done interview. Both of them.
3:39 a great explanation on why he stood quiet during Hank Aaron and Kirk Gibson's HR's.
Vin talking about how the chop gave him goosebumps makes me so proud to be a Braves fan. Even though I love my Braves rest in peace to the greatest sports broadcaster to ever live. Vin Scully you were truly a gift to baseball
Florida State Seminoles were doing that before the Braves did it
Scully seems to go to be true...he must have a bad day now and then
he just doesn't show it