Hall of Fame Broadcaster Vin Scully shares an anecdote on how he met legendary UCLA basketball coach John Wooden.
Scully spoke at a ceremony for the unveiling of a commemorative plaque for John W...
Hall of Fame Broadcaster Vin Scully shares an anecdote on how he met legendary UCLA basketball coach John Wooden.
Scully spoke at a ceremony for the unveiling of a commemorative plaque for John Wooden in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Court of Honor.
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A few years ago...it must have been like 20 years ago...he hasn't called a game with another announcer for another network in about that long...you may want to edit your post.
vin scully is so part of my childhood in L.A. He's like the only true voice of LA. left, let alone true sports commentators still around. Chick Hearn, Hal Fishman all have left us, their voices still engrained in my mind...shoot I'd even cry if Cal Worthington even left us. I wish Vin many many more happy and healthy years bringing us Dodgers baseball.
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