SEATTLE — I watched a Dodger game when I went back a home a few years ago and had the pleasure of listening to Vin Scully, who was just as melodic and captivating in his late 80s as he was three decades earlier.
I have a collection of columns from former LA Times sports columnist Jim Murray, whose prose was just as glistening in his late 70s as it was in his early 40s.
Age is just a number, as they like to say. It doesn't have to serve as any kind of limitation. But let's be real for a second: At 70, Pete Carroll is the oldest coach in the NFL. Can he really endure a rebuild?
