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How Vin Scully scored his Dodgers gig at 22 years old

Vin Scully, who died on Aug. 2, 2022, is widely viewed as the greatest baseball announcer of all time. But for an earlier generation, his mentor, Red Barber, held that distinction.

The Conversation

Opinion: Vin Scully voiced baseball's history

Vin Scully, the "Voice of the Dodgers," died this week at the age of 94. Scott Simon reflects on the announcer's skill calling games for MLB's Los Angeles team.

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Mark Bradley: Vin Scully: The last of the great radio voices

ATLANTA — It became my postgame ritual. I’d head home after a Braves’ game, and I’d listen to another game on Sirius XM. I became a fan of the Giants’ crew — Jon Miller, Duane Kiper, Mike Krukow and Dave Flemming — but I’d always check the Dodgers’ broadcast first.…

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Dodgers turn their Juan Soto loss into a win over new-look Padres

LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts insisted it wouldn’t be a litmus test.

Los Angeles Times

Bill Plaschke: Dodgers honor Vin Scully with a perfect and powerful Blue Heaven homage

LOS ANGELES — It was deafening. It was discordant. It was perfect.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers Honor Vin Scully Before Game vs. Padres

The legendary broadcaster who spent 67 years broadcasting Dodgers games died at 94.

Sports Illustrated

Acquisition of Juan Soto, others push Padres closer to Dodgers' level

LOS ANGELES — To say acquiring Juan Soto (and Josh Bell, Josh Hader and Brandon Drury) took things to a new level for the Padres is like saying the traffic leaving Dodger Stadium can back up.

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Danny Masterson attorney asks for trial hold to focus on Trevor Bauer appeal

LOS ANGELES — With the appeal of Trevor Bauer's suspension now expected to extend beyond the end of the World Series, one of his attorneys has asked a Los Angeles court to put a rape trial on hold so she can conclude her work on behalf of the Dodgers pitcher.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers Announce Clayton Kershaw Is on Injured List

The Los Angeles ace left Thursday's game against the Giants after throwing four innings.

Sports Illustrated

Bryce Miller: New-look Padres, Juan Soto deliver ‘big-city energy’ for invigorated San Diego

SAN DIEGO — When Padres CEO Erik Greupner and his college-bound son sat down Tuesday morning at The Original Pancake House in Encinitas, the baseball executive simply sought a father-son bonding moment and breakfast.

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Michael Cunningham: It’s not necessary for Braves to leap Mets in NL East, but it is urgent

Everybody knows that the Braves don’t need to win the National League East to make the playoffs. There are three wild cards now, so they don’t even need to finish with one of the top two records for non-division winners. Getting in the postseason and then seeing what happens worked…

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Kapler ejected as sinking SF Giants get swept by Dodgers

SAN FRANCISCO — A heated Gabe Kapler was ejected Thursday for his first time as a Giants manager as his team stumbled their way to an eighth straight loss to the rival Dodgers.

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Clayton Kershaw Exits Game During Fifth Inning Warmup Pitches

The starting pitcher appeared to say “it’s my back” as he walked off the field with his trainer.

Sports Illustrated

Umpire Phil Cuzzi baited Gabe Kapler into a rare ejection by confronting Giants dugout

What was the ump even doing?!

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Sports Illustrated

The Smaller Vin Scully Made Himself, the Larger He Became

The legendary broadcaster had a self-effacing instinct that always failed. His humility is why everybody loved him.

The Guardian - US

Iconic broadcaster Vin Scully was baseball’s merry poet laureate and so much more

Vin Scully, the LA Dodgers broadcaster who died on Tuesday at 94, leaves behind a towering legacy: gone is a paragon of joy in a world of anger and calm in a time of chaos

Los Angeles Times

Clayton Kershaw's latest injury overshadows Dodgers' sweep of the Giants

SAN FRANCISCO — Clayton Kershaw knew right away that something was wrong.

The Denver Post

Ryan McMahon, Kyle Freeland lead Rockies to 7-3 win over Padres

What’s lost has been found. At least for one Thursday afternoon at San Diego’s Petco Park.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs manager David Ross shares memories of Vin Scully: ‘A special man’

In the wake of Scully’s death Tuesday at 94, Ross spent much of his media availability Wednesday reminiscing about the legendary broadcaster.

Los Angeles Times

Vin Scully’s work motivated many in the Angels organization

Vin Scully was always more than just the voice of Dodgers baseball. He was an icon, a friend, a legend, a mentor, maybe even just a friendly face who treated all those he met with respect, humility and kindness. He was more than words could properly convey. One only had…

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Matt Calkins: No matter your rooting interest, we all can agree that Vin Scully was the best

I got to meet Vin Scully at Petco Park once while I was working in San Diego. He was kind enough to give me 10 minutes for a story I was writing about then-Padres broadcaster Dick Enberg.

Sports Illustrated

Dodgers to Wear Patch Honoring Vin Scully for Rest of Season

The patch shows a microphone and says “Vin” on it.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers to wear commemorative jersey patch to honor Vin Scully

LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers will honor broadcasting legend Vin Scully with a commemorative jersey patch beginning Wednesday when they play the Giants in San Francisco.

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Nick Canepa: Vin Scully brought vocal hospitality and flawless delivery to baseball fans

SAN DIEGO — Vin Scully was baseball's Sinatra, a man who sang the song of the game with great timing and phrasing, without blowing a lyric, or dangling a participle. But unlike Frank, when Vinny approached the final innings, his pipes, his chops, his instrument, never failed him.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Ben Frederickson: Cardinals didn't let Juan Soto check-swing stall upgrades to their pitching

Paralysis was not an option.

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