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Date Posted: 10:25:18 08/03/22 Wed
Author: skw123
Subject: Vin Scully, voice of Dodger nation is gone, but will never be forgotten.

When I was a kid, my grandpa, would settle into his chair, transistor radio in hand, listening to Vin narrate the game. He told baseball stories, provided background and history, all with such positivity. He will be missed.

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[> Vin was one of a kind. I had a little radio next to my bed when I was a kid and I listened -- LAwoman, 11:15:54 08/03/22 Wed [1]

to the games. His voice was like a lullaby. He made poetry out of calling a game. I feel like he was part of the soundtrack of my life and so many Angelenos are feeling the same. It's a tough loss.


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