Vin Scully calls Koufax perfect game

Vin Scully calls the last three outs of the perfect game pitched by Dodger Sandy Koufax on Sept. 9, 1965, at Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles. To see some photos from Vin Scully Bobblehead Giveaway Night at Dodger Stadium on Aug. 30, 2012, follow this link: http://photobucket.com/vinscully

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[Ron Flesher]

Vin Scully could read his shopping list and make it sound exciting!

[WizariumNeonKnights]

It's been said a bajillion times: Vin can bring you right down to the field, make you actually feel the pressure; cause you to break a sweat. What's not mentioned often enough, is that, while you are listening to his play-by-play, he is also TEACHING you the nuances of the game; how every move affects about 20 other variables. He's seen every possible situation, knows every possible counter to it, and you leave every broadcast that much smarter. No one else can do that without becoming annoying.

[Howard Gold]

Listening to Vinny call this one inning convinces me that Mr. Scully deserves his own wing in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

[David Michael]

"You can almost taste the pressure". Great line!!!

[bensid2244]

Really, really cool.

[zcatera074]

This is the gold standard of baseball broadcasting. Mr. Scully is a treasure and all of us in SoCal are spoiled to hear him on a regular basis.

[Rick Radecki]

Wow! That must be amazing, Adriennne! You must get goose bumps each and every time you hear these last three outs of the Koufax effort. I had the call (just the three outs, that is) on a small 45 record that I wore out (I have no clue what ever happened to it, so I'm glad the call's up here on YouTube.

[Rick Radecki]

"And, there's a 29,000 people in the ballpark and a million butterflies..." Wow! Who could ever have thought of a perfect line like that without knowing far in advance the history that would be made that night in Chavez Ravine? Yikes!

[Rick Radecki]

Absolutely, positively, indubidly, without a doubt THE GREATEST! The only sportscaster I would put possibly a distant second to Vinny would me Curt Gowdy. Loved listening to Gowdy whenever I had a chance to do so.

[Will Beck]

ahhh my uncle vin!!!!!!

[dcbandnerd]

7:03 "2 and 2 to Harvey Keene..."

[jhamlin726]

Funny how Joe Amalfitano eventually became a Dodger coach!