The Dodgers are World Series Champions. Even almost 6 months later. it’s hard to say that without getting excited or a little misty-eyed. Getting their rings to celebrate the massive […] More
Dodgers and MLB broadcasting legend Vin Scully has called many, many, famous baseball moments. The little nubber that dribbled through Bill Buckner’s legs in the 1986 World Series. Kirk Gibson’s […] More
Dodgers fans always love hearing from Vin Scully. The legendary broadcaster has been out of the booth for a few years now, but his social media appearance this past year […] More
The Dodgers are ready to go in Colorado as they take on the Rockies on Opening Day. And even though he has been out of the booth for several years, […] More
It’s been a tough year for legendary Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully. The 93-year-old Presidential Medal of Freedom winner seemed to take some time away from social media after losing a […] More
We came into 2021 with high hopes and expectations following a truly terrible 2020. Although we did get a Dodgers World Series, 2020 continued to throw punches at everyone, making […] More
There are few things in life better than a Dodgers World Series victory. After 32 years of waiting, I’m sure you can understand why. But the news coming out of […] More
Vin Scully has been out of baseball for a couple of years now, so we’ll give him some slack on this one. The Dodgers legendary broadcaster has been watching the […] More
Today, Dodgers fans around Los Angeles are celebrating the 93rd birthday of legendary manager Tommy Lasorda. Vin Scully took to his social media accounts to wish Tommy a happy birthday, […] More
Dodgers fans will always remember Vin Scully as one of the greatest voices in the history of the sport. For the 67 seasons that he called games for the beloved […] More
Vin Scully finally made the jump into social media this week. The legendary Dodgers’ broadcaster got onto all of the major sites to reconnect with fans and hopefully spark up […] More
The Dodgers’ Vin Scully has been away for the game for 4 years now, but that hasn’t kept him from watching baseball. USA Today’s Bob Nightengale recently caught up with […] More
