Also a Giants fan. There are plenty of Dodgers have our grudging respect, but obviously we don't love any of them. Except Vin Scully. Never heard a Giants fan say anything negative about, never heard anybody suggest that any of our great and well-loved announcers were superior to Scully. He was absolutely the best.
I was never jealous. Still an admirer of Vin and acknowledge his greatness but the Giants also have an have an all time great in Jon Miller and Kruk and Kuip are also future Hall of Famers so jealously has never been my thing when it comes to that. Both teams have been very blessed to have these men.
@@franciscocolin2008 True. Overall, I think the Giants have the best broadcast team. They're all excellent. But as an individual, nobody matches Vin Scully. He was just the best, and it's a loss for all of baseball.
Growing up in Los Angeles,I had the great pleasure to have Vin Scully and Chick Hearn. Learning both games from both men who I considered best friends and grandfathers. With baseball being the first sport I fell in love with, between my dad and Vin Scully,they both taught me the game the way it should be played. Blessed to have had these guys in my life. Rest in peace Vin. 🙏
Yea I grew up in LA in1970,s through 2003 before moved to New York. I loved growing up here during this time period great time in Los angles than I grew up Santa Monica area west la area. But grew listen to vin scully looking forward to listen broadcast it was pleasure to hear . I love Vinny he will be missed by me and true dodger fans that grew up with him . Love going dodger stadium when I was a kid 70,s1974 through 1986 went number games great ball park dodger dogs the best and fans the best in LA . Anyways I love chick Hearn I glad I grew listening to this to great broadcasters it was fun and memorable I will never forget them both . I always so cal boy . But I live New York City which good to great food here .pizzera here is amazing ! Anyways sir just thought I would share my feelings . Take care !go dodgers this year .
MY memory of Scully is 1961 - July. While eating early dinner w/ my grandfather in LA, we listen to Dodgers-Phillies and Dodgers-Pirates. Vin Scully, hypnotizing us with his call of the games. He was unparalleled. The best of the best.
I watched three Rich Eisen videos now about Vin Scully's passing. Rich, who moved from NYC and Bob Coatas, did themselves proud talking about Vin, a guy who grew up when radio and baseball were THE thing and was originally a NY Giants fan. Amazing. I was born in 1953 but don't remember him doing Dodgers games in Brooklyn. I do remember Red Barber, his mentor, with the Yankees, another class act. The amazing thing about Vin Scully's voice doing baseball (versus golf or football) was that he SOUNDED like Southern California. But I knew, as well as Yankee and Met fans of my age, he was NYer and Fordham graduate, who knew New York baseball. I hope his health was good enough to know that his old friend Gil Hodges was elected to the Hall of Fame before he passed. Vin Scully is baseball and Americana. Rest In Peace.
Bob's description of the trip across the country brings a tears to my eyes. Makes me long for those days again. I always loved listening to Vin Scully, but in Detroit, we had Ernie Harwell, too. I miss those days.
Tremendous recollections by Bob Costas. It was personal and professional. It takes a great one like Bob to truly explain Vin's greatness. Extremely interesting.
Great impression by Costas of the great Vin. Grew up in LA a Dodger fan in the 1960s. Vin was no less than a wonderful part of the fabric of life. No one like him.
Vin was my favorite since I was ten years old in Brooklyn. He was amazing and was the Dodgers voice. We loved that he was a lip reader and would tell what was being said during screaming matches between umpire vs manager. “Fertilizer!” Instead of “B_____it!”. When the Dodgers retreated to the left coast, the only times I saw Vin afterward was when he did World Series games and I enjoyed his work. Especially when my newer favorites, the Mets, played in 1986 series. He was a gem.
Curt, 55, in the Philippines.. I grew up Dodger blue.. as a kid at home, listening to Vin Scully at night from a small transistor radio. *Rich summed it up brilliantly with ONE COMMENT.. he made it cool to be stuck in traffic. What a hero of mine.. and gentlemen like Vin, are what the USA needs now more than ever.
As a Mets fan for 38 years my favorite baseball broadcasters are the greats Bob Murphy & Vince Scully, they called the games like they are with allogance and class ⚾️
RIP Vin Scully. Thanks for being an intricate part of my childhood. Two of the most iconic calls in World Series history, 1986 Bill Buckner Game 6 & 1988 Kirk Gibson's Home run Game 1. Vin Scully could do play by play of paint drying and make it interesting & compelling.
Along with Curt Gowdy, Tony Kubek & Joe G, Vin is one of my earliest sports memories. I can't stand the Dodgers, but Scully & Lasorda are Legends, & long time Family Men. God Bless.
Great line by Costas about the game somehow fitting around Vin's anecdotes ... Nobody ever lined into an inning-ending double play while Vin was telling a story. The baseball gods simply would not allow it. ROFL!
How many MLB LEGENDS have been so eloquently honored and remembered by Bob Costas ??? How about ALL of them since the 1980’s. There will need to be a special place held in Cooperstown for the day it is someone else’s duty to honor and remember his incredible contributions for MLB. We’ll see you soon, Vin ⚾️🧢🏟
The audio quality of every video today is very poor. To be honest I think the audio quality of the videos that the show puts out are usually not great. I love you Rich but you need to take a look at this because your RUclips videos have crappy audio quality
Vin was as good as it gets. But there were others as good. Ernie Harwell was as good. Vin replaced Ernie in 1950 when Ernie moved to the Giants. Vin just had more national exposure over his career than Ernie.
Outstanding Scully impression by Bob. He has done a lot of great work as a broadcaster...
I can't stand the twerp, but I have to admit that was a pitch-perfect imitation.
Giants fan here. He was the best ever and we were always jealous of the Dodgers having him even though we have a great crew. Thanks Vin
Also a Giants fan. There are plenty of Dodgers have our grudging respect, but obviously we don't love any of them. Except Vin Scully. Never heard a Giants fan say anything negative about, never heard anybody suggest that any of our great and well-loved announcers were superior to Scully. He was absolutely the best.
I was never jealous. Still an admirer of Vin and acknowledge his greatness but the Giants also have an have an all time great in Jon Miller and Kruk and Kuip are also future Hall of Famers so jealously has never been my thing when it comes to that. Both teams have been very blessed to have these men.
Not a Giants/Dodgers fan here but fan of Americana. Vin Scully epitomized purpose in life.
You guys have the MVP Baseball crew and the original voice of Sunday Night Baseball. Not bad for a crew
@@franciscocolin2008 True. Overall, I think the Giants have the best broadcast team. They're all excellent. But as an individual, nobody matches Vin Scully. He was just the best, and it's a loss for all of baseball.
Cards fan here for 40 odd years. I'm supposed to argue for Jack Buck, but Vin Scully was the very best baseball announcer ever.
yes
Thank you Vin for all the memories of you calling games.
Growing up in Los Angeles,I had the great pleasure to have Vin Scully and Chick Hearn. Learning both games from both men who I considered best friends and grandfathers. With baseball being the first sport I fell in love with, between my dad and Vin Scully,they both taught me the game the way it should be played. Blessed to have had these guys in my life. Rest in peace Vin. 🙏
Yea I grew up in LA in1970,s through 2003 before moved to New York. I loved growing up here during this time period great time in Los angles than I grew up Santa Monica area west la area. But grew listen to vin scully looking forward to listen broadcast it was pleasure to hear . I love Vinny he will be missed by me and true dodger fans that grew up with him . Love going dodger stadium when I was a kid 70,s1974 through 1986 went number games great ball park dodger dogs the best and fans the best in LA . Anyways I love chick Hearn I glad I grew listening to this to great broadcasters it was fun and memorable I will never forget them both . I always so cal boy . But I live New York City which good to great food here .pizzera here is amazing ! Anyways sir just thought I would share my feelings . Take care !go dodgers this year .
@@roberthalperin9285 yes sir! 1977 til now, bleed DodgerBlue.
I am saddened at the realization we are without both Vin Scully and Tommy Lasorda.
MY memory of Scully is 1961 - July. While eating early dinner w/ my grandfather in LA, we listen to Dodgers-Phillies and Dodgers-Pirates. Vin Scully, hypnotizing us with his call of the games. He was unparalleled. The best of the best.
Bob Costas really knocked the Vin Scully impression out of the ball park
I watched three Rich Eisen videos now about Vin Scully's passing. Rich, who moved from NYC and Bob Coatas, did themselves proud talking about Vin, a guy who grew up when radio and baseball were THE thing and was originally a NY Giants fan. Amazing. I was born in 1953 but don't remember him doing Dodgers games in Brooklyn. I do remember Red Barber, his mentor, with the Yankees, another class act. The amazing thing about Vin Scully's voice doing baseball (versus golf or football) was that he SOUNDED like Southern California. But I knew, as well as Yankee and Met fans of my age, he was NYer and Fordham graduate, who knew New York baseball. I hope his health was good enough to know that his old friend Gil Hodges was elected to the Hall of Fame before he passed. Vin Scully is baseball and Americana. Rest In Peace.
Bob's description of the trip across the country brings a tears to my eyes. Makes me long for those days again. I always loved listening to Vin Scully, but in Detroit, we had Ernie Harwell, too. I miss those days.
How spoiled were we in Southern California? Chick Hern calling the Lakers, Bob Miller calling the Kings and of course Vinny calling the Dodgers.
Tremendous recollections by Bob Costas. It was personal and professional. It takes a great one like Bob to truly explain Vin's greatness. Extremely interesting.
Great impression by Costas of the great Vin. Grew up in LA a Dodger fan in the 1960s. Vin was no less than a wonderful part of the fabric of life. No one like him.
Vin was my favorite since I was ten years old in Brooklyn. He was amazing and was the Dodgers voice. We loved that he was a lip reader and would tell what was being said during screaming matches between umpire vs manager. “Fertilizer!” Instead of “B_____it!”. When the Dodgers retreated to the left coast, the only times I saw Vin afterward was when he did World Series games and I enjoyed his work. Especially when my newer favorites, the Mets, played in 1986 series. He was a gem.
I remember the first time I heard him use the “fertilizer” comment, absolute brilliance
His vin impression is spot on.
Curt, 55, in the Philippines.. I grew up Dodger blue.. as a kid at home, listening to Vin Scully at night from a small transistor radio.
*Rich summed it up brilliantly with ONE COMMENT.. he made it cool to be stuck in traffic. What a hero of mine.. and gentlemen like Vin, are what the USA needs now more than ever.
I never know Vin called at 82 series, and now I’ve found a copy of it, thank you Bob!
As a Mets fan for 38 years my favorite baseball broadcasters are the greats Bob Murphy & Vince Scully, they called the games like they are with allogance and class ⚾️
RIP Vin Scully. Thanks for being an intricate part of my childhood. Two of the most iconic calls in World Series history, 1986 Bill Buckner Game 6 & 1988 Kirk Gibson's Home run Game 1. Vin Scully could do play by play of paint drying and make it interesting & compelling.
Along with Curt Gowdy, Tony Kubek & Joe G, Vin is one of my earliest sports memories. I can't stand the Dodgers, but Scully & Lasorda are Legends, & long time Family Men. God Bless.
Great line by Costas about the game somehow fitting around Vin's anecdotes ... Nobody ever lined into an inning-ending double play while Vin was telling a story. The baseball gods simply would not allow it. ROFL!
I grew up with Vinny. "Union 76 and Farmer John."
that is true
How many MLB LEGENDS have been so eloquently honored and remembered by Bob Costas ??? How about ALL of them since the 1980’s. There will need to be a special place held in Cooperstown for the day it is someone else’s duty to honor and remember his incredible contributions for MLB. We’ll see you soon, Vin ⚾️🧢🏟
Vin Scully, The Babe Ruth, Sandy Koufax, Mariano Rivera of Sportcasters !! Truly a legend !!
LEGEND. RIP 🎙
Love Vin Scully Listening to Vin since 1962 RIP 🙏💜✝️
Vin learned it all from the great Red Barber.
Let’s win it for Vinie
I Love You Vin
Go Dodgers
Costas does a great Scully...
I true GOAT💪💪💯
I am I’m sad about this I don’t think I would like baseball as much if it wasn’t for vin scully
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actually the game interrupted the anecdotes
The audio quality of every video today is very poor. To be honest I think the audio quality of the videos that the show puts out are usually not great. I love you Rich but you need to take a look at this because your RUclips videos have crappy audio quality
Noticed that too! What gives?
Blame brockman!
Vin was as good as it gets. But there were others as good. Ernie Harwell was as good. Vin replaced Ernie in 1950 when Ernie moved to the Giants. Vin just had more national exposure over his career than Ernie.
Costas killed his own legacy when he starting getting political. Scully was the best and Costas is one of the very worst.
Ernie harwell was way way way better
I’m way partial to Jack Buck as a Cardinals fan, but it’s very hard to argue Vin as the best ever
Scully was best to have ever done it or will do it .