Vin Scully

Sandra Scully, the beloved wife of Los Angeles Dodgers’ Hall of Fame announcer Vin Scully, passed away Sunday at the age of 76, the baseball team announced Monday.

Retired Baseball Hall of Fame broadcaster Vin Scully turned 93 on Sunday and marked the day by watching football.

Legendary Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully will auction off his personal collection Wednesday, highlighting a live internet auction featuring over 600 lots of vintage and modern baseball memorabilia.

Dave Hunt of Hunt Auctions talks about some of the items included in the Vin Scully collection. Video broadcast Tuesday Sept. 22, 2020.

Legendary Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully talks with Fred Roggin about why he joined social media at 92 years old and why he’s auctioning off hundreds of items from his personal memorabilia collection.

Vin Scully sat outside watching two sets of his golf clubs being loaded into a truck. He thought of afternoons teeing off at Bel-Air Country Club or with President George H.W. Bush. Wednesday, Sept. 23: Click here for auction details. Those left-handed clubs had produced a lot of shots over many rounds, some good, some bad. Traipsing the fairways was…

Hello everybody, wherever you may be. Since the moment the Los Angeles Dodgers announced that legendary broadcaster Vin Scully had suffered a fall and was hospitalized, concerned fans across the globe sent their prayers and get well soon greetings to the 92-year-old. Scully spent five days at Los Robles Hospital in Thousand Oaks, and the team published an update on…

Legendary retired Dodger broadcaster Vin Scully was back home Saturday night, recuperating from injuries suffered during a fall, and thanking Los Angeles County firemen and his hospital care providers. The 92-year-old Scully fell in his home Tuesday afternoon, according to the team, who reported that he was resting comfortably after being hospitalized. The extent of his injuries was not disclosed….

Legendary Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully fell at his home Tuesday afternoon, but he’s resting comfortably at a hospital, the team said Thursday. The team tweeted the update Thursday morning with a statement from the 92-year-old Scully: “I won’t be doing anymore headfirst sliding, I never liked it.” Details about the extent of his injuries were not immediately available. Scully...

The Los Angeles Dodgers showed off some of their stadium renovations in a video narrated by retired broadcaster Vin Scully and posted on social media. Construction work has continued during the coronavirus pandemic to create two acres of interactive areas, retail and concessions behind the outfield pavilions. Scully ponders when the return to Dodger Stadium will occur. “Well, as that…

January is the slow time of year for Dodger fans. The season is long over and Spring Training is still weeks away. One fan decided to fill the time by launching a bobblehead of legendary broadcaster Vin Scully into space.

A Dodgers fan sent a Vin Scully bobblehead into the stratosphere.

Long-time Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully won’t return to the booth after being invited by Joe Buck for NLCS showdown at Dodger Stadium.

Jaime Jarrin, the Hall of Fame broadcaster who is the Spanish-speaking voice of the Los Angeles Dodgers, has agreed to a multi-year contract extension thru 2020.

The reigning National League Player of the Week, and hottest hitter on the Dodgers team has not played since Monday.

Dodger Hall of Fame broadcaster Jaime Jarrín will become the 12th inductee into the Dodger Stadium Ring of Honor and be recognized for his 60 years of service to the team during a pregame ceremony on Friday, September 21, the Los Angeles Dodgers announced today.

As a boy, Bob Costas took a cross-country drive with his dad, delighting in spinning the radio dial and listening “through the crackle and static” to broadcasts from far-flung ballparks....
He pulled in the big stations — WJR in Detroit, KDKA in Pittsburgh, WBAL in Baltimore and beyond — mesmerized by the games....
And the great voices that called them. On Wednesday,...

Watch the video as Vin Scully throws out the ceremonial first pitch with a little help of some famous friends before Game 2 of the World Series.