Vin Scully

[Los Angeles Dodgers @Dodgers]

Today, we remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice protecting our country. Thank you. #MemorialDay

[Vin Scully @TheVinScully]

Happy Birthday Willie!

[National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum ⚾ @baseballhall]

Always a fan favorite, especially on his birthday.

Happy 91st to the Say Hey Kid, Willie Mays!

(Osvaldo Salas/National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)

[Vin Scully @TheVinScully]

You've probably never heard of Larry Miggins. We became dear friends in high school. Years later, he'd hit a home run against the Dodgers that remains the most personal I ever called. Pull up a chair. This is the story.

[Vin Scully @TheVinScully]

I'm often asked about home runs I called throughout my career. I want to tell you about the most important and most theatrical. Those stories have familiar names. A little later I'll tell you about the most deeply personal, about an old pal named Larry Miggins.

[Vin Scully @TheVinScully]

April 22, '22. On the calendar, Deuces Are Wild.

[Los Angeles Dodgers @Dodgers]

Tonight's #Dodgers lineup at Padres:

[Los Angeles Dodgers @Dodgers]

Today’s #Dodgers lineup vs. Braves:

[Vin Scully @TheVinScully]

On April 20, 1967, Mets rookie, Tom Seaver, got his 1st MLB win. That year, he was an NL All-Star and Rookie of the Year. He'd go on to win 311 games in a "Terrific" Hall of Fame career. Last week on Opening Day, The Mets paid tribute to the ace with a statue at Citifield.

[Vin Scully @TheVinScully]

@RogJ Thank you Roger. Hope you enjoy.

[Vin Scully @TheVinScully]

Thank you @celeBRADtion. It was quite a day and quite a line up. Excellent ball players. Greater human beings.

[Brad ⚾️ @celeBRADtion]

On This Date 04/18/1950: the great Vin Scully broadcasted his 1st game for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Future Hall of Famers included Pee Wee Reese, Duke Snider, Jackie Robinson, Roy Campanella, Gil Hodges, Richie Ashburn and Robin Roberts.
@TheVinScully @sigg20 https://t.co/CkSCxfPUwD

[Vin Scully @TheVinScully]

In honor of the great Jackie Robinson on the 75th anniversary of his momentous Opening Day, here's a story about what Jackie faced, his teammates' support, and the tradition of commemorating April 15th.

[FOX Sports: MLB @MLBONFOX]

75 years ago today, Jackie Robinson became the first African American to play Major League Baseball.

Today, we honor his legacy. #JackieRobinsonDay

[Vin Scully @TheVinScully]

Thank you @BaseballDigest for this tremendous honor. To be linked with my friend, Willie Mays, the award's inaugural recipient, makes it even more special.

[Baseball Digest @BaseballDigest]

Congratulations to @TheVinScully, the recipient of our second annual Lifetime Achievement Award. The iconic broadcaster will be profiled by @AnthonyMcCarron in "A Baseball Life" in the upcoming May-June 2022 issue - on its ways to newsstands and subscribers!

[Vin Scully @TheVinScully]

What a towering achievement for Hank Aaron. What a beautiful day for this country.

[Baseball by BSmile @BSmile]

Today In 1974: The great Henry Aaron hits career HR #715, passing Babe Ruth to become the new all-time career home run leader! (Classic call from @TheVinScully!) #MLB #Baseball #History #Inspiration

[SportsNet LA @SportsNetLA]

We'll have today's #Dodgers press conference for you 𝐋𝐈𝐕𝐄 starting at 12:00 PM PT on SportsNet LA. 👀👀

[Vin Scully @TheVinScully]

Finally!

[Bob Nightengale @BNightengale]

The players union accepts the deal and once owners agree, which is a formality, it’s official. Opening Day is April 7

[Vin Scully @TheVinScully]

I don't know how wise of a statement this was, but, to me, it still rings true.

[Baseball by BSmile @BSmile]

"As long as you live keep smiling because it brightens everybody's day."
~ Legendary Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully #MLB #WednesdayWisdom

[Vin Scully @TheVinScully]

Hello everyone. Please take a look at @DodgersFdn online auction, which includes an autographed baseball signed by me. https://t.co/iBkVsCeTRH

[Los Angeles Dodgers @Dodgers]

Happy birthday, Jackie. Seventy-five years after breaking the color barrier, your efforts will never be forgotten. Thank you, 42.

[Vin Scully @TheVinScully]

I was saddened to hear about the passing of John Madden, at age 85. One the all-time greats, he showed me the ropes during our brief football partnership. He was always kind and delightful. He can now join his former partner, Pat Summerall, in calling Super Bowls in heaven.