Carl Erskine. Don Newcombe. Jamie Jarrín. And more, and more — all talking about Vin.
For our Dodger Insider tribute to Vin Scully, we presented numerous remembrances and tributes, offered in two different collections in the magazine.
The Legends’ Legend
Vin Appreciation Day
Please click each link above to read the full stories.
— Jon Weisman
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oldbrooklynfan
When I became a Dodger fan, the big thing was the radio. I didn’t even have a television yet. So I remember Red Barber and Connie Desmond were the the play-by-player announcers and along came Vin Scully. Yes, it was a long time ago.
Bruce Roubitchek
Do you know if the Dodgers have any plans to make a DVD of the amazing events of this past weekend? Up until Sunday I had never been to a clinch game in person but what unfolded on Sunday was just amazing. From Scully’s last home game to the dramatic win. It would be kind of nice to have a DVD of the Vin Scully Weekend.