There will never be another Vincent Edward Scully 🎙💙💖💔 He will be forever missed 😢 November 29, 1927 ~ August 2, 2022

I could listen to Vin Scully talk about anything all day.

This guy is as gracious as can be

I am so blessed to live nearby LA, and able to listen to Vin all these years! It doesn't get any better than that! A true icon!

Rest in Peace to the poet laureate of baseball. Memories arise of watching Dodger games with my Dad on that old black and white television set. Now you're both gone and that part of my life lives only in memory.

I used to watch Roy Firestone all the time. He was very good at what he did. Vin Scully is the best.

I love hearing Vin talk about historic baseball

Vin Scully you passed away yesterday and although you are physically gone you will always be with us

Vin was a treat. Glad in my lifetime i got to hear him. Great interview Roy. We need more journalists like you today.

RIP Vinny , what an ending to the interview.

espn needs to give roy another show . best interviewer of all time .

vin scully simply the best

I'm watching Roy Firestone's Sports Talk interview with Vin Scully and it just occurred to me: Mr Scully passed away 40 years to the day that he was inducted in the Broadcaster's Wing of the Baseball Hall of Fame. It has come full circle. Thank you sir. Rest easy.

Love Vin Scully. Simply the greatest to ever do it.

There's never been anyone better than Scully.

The Greatest announcer of the greatest game.

Roy Firestone was my favorite sports interviewer. Vin Scully is such a great, nice man. I admire him greatly. And I'm a Giants fan!

I saw the sea, Vin...thank you for painting the picture.

This is a stellar interview. Thank you for having posted this so that we have this reminder of the true class that was Vin Scully.

Roy Firestone is a great interviewer

This guy is a total professional! Smooth as silk!

The Voice of MLB Baseball ⚾ 67/94 Great yrs. As Time Slip's Through Thee Hourglass ⏳ 🇺🇸 🙏

We all have experienced Vin's greatness over the years. However, we must acknowledge Roy Firestone's professionalism and his ability to get a fabulous interview. I'm so glad to have found this channel and have subscribed. I hope to revisit some of the greatest sports interviews ever.

Wow, at the end Roy asks him how much longer he will broadcast. He ended up doing it for 26 more years!

I have learned to appreciate the fact that Vin Scully was able to appreciate the talents of players on the other teams as well as his own. Relocated to Southern California from Pittsburgh, it was great to hear Scully praise 'the great one' in our right field back in the 1960s. Beyond that, what a fine man he is, he appeals to the nobler emotions and strivings in the human psyche. I will try to be more like him...classy and brilliant.

Good night Vin, and thank you again.

Just want to say Roy Firestone your the best!

These two together -- wow! Roy did interviews with respect and obvious preparation. And Vin was ... well, Vin. A great show featuring two of the best.

Such an honest and decent human being. Humble to a fault, despite being one of the very best in his field. You did it the right way, Vin. God bless.

Wow, to think that his 1982 award speech (at about 8:30 of this video) marked only the half way point of his career...33 years. Amazing, thanks for the memories Vin!

I get emotional every time I hear “Swung on and missed - a perfect game”

This is quickly my favorite KZfaq video. Wow.

The "soundtrack of summer" in so.cal. for so long,thank you Vinny.

There isn't going to be another Vin Scully in the world like the wonderful person like Vin Scully in play by play o f sports

Vin Scully was simply the BEST, “Often Imitated, Never Duplicated”.

"Deuces wild: two on, two out, two - two the count." My favorite Vin moment happened here in Arizona. The Dodgers' pitcher Duaner Sanchez threw his glove at a batted ball knocking it down. The umpires then did the circular hand motion, calling the batter safe and awarding him third base with a triple. Vinny came on Phoenix television the next day, and said, "I have never seen that." Hence, I appreciated the oddity I had witnessed at the ballpark and how special it was.

The Goat of all Goats

Roy and Vin make for a viewing experience that I don't want to end

Something people don't talk about much, but Scully was the first announcer who caused people to bring transistor radios to the park to hear him call the game.

rest in peace vin scully

God's announcer.

Vinnie..... Vinnie -- and Sandy -- exemplify the very BEST of what this country has represented: class, grace, poise, humility, dignity and honor. They will never be replaced.

If there were a school people could go to and learn the greatest attitude to carry through life, Vin Scully would be the instructor for all of them. What an impressive human being in so many ways. Truly one of the great Americans that’s ever lived.

It didn't get any better than Up Close with Roy Firestone. Everyone interviewed you learned so much about them and it became touching.Sports and touching doesn't always go hand in hand but it did with Roy

subscribed so proud of my dad's show and you Roy it warms my heart

Love you Vin

Nothing remotely like this show today. TV won't allow this kind of in depth pacing anymore, not in sports features anyway. Too bad. Good stuff.

Mazda SportsLook was my favorite show back in the day. I remember watching it every afternoon during summer vacation in my teens. It would be nice to see all the episodes unearthed and made available.

Vin Scully, Joe Garagiola, Tony Kubek, Phil Rizzuto, Bill White, Bob Montgomery, Jerry Remy, Harry Carry, Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver, Skip Carry, Don Sutton and the rest. I was lucky as a kid to an adult to hear these great announcers/color analysts.

Didn't realize until I saw this...Scully passed away on the 40th anniversary of his Hall of Fame induction. That seems so poetic, considering his last game was the 80th anniversary of the day he became a Giants fan.

my heart hurts....

Vin Scully is referring to John Ashcroft, then governor of Missouri and future Attorney General

Dodger broadcast are not the same anymore after his retirement

0:55 My dad was in a business deal with Gordon McLendon, and I wound up with a third guy's name as my middle name because there was no way he wouldn't believe I wasn't named after McLendon (I wasn't).

John Ashcroft was the governor of Missouri.

Interview was in 1996.

My goodness.

If you don't love Vin, you probably don't like Santa Claus either.

I don't know why Roy Firestone always reminded me of Jiminy Cricket.

Our long national nightmare is finally over ...

1990

Regarding the story about Gordon McLendon, I hate to doubt Vin Scully's accuracy, but I checked the box scores. I cannot find a single instance of the Boston Braves defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers on a walkoff sacrifice fly in 1950, 1951 or 1952.

Vin was 100 years old even back in 1981. This guy is like a vampire.

What a great interview. Roy Firestone has the smallest forehead in history.

One reason Roy Firestone never made it on a national over-the-air network is because (at least for a time) he had a forehead the size of a postage stamp, which distracted viewers from what he was saying. You could say he had a forehead for radio.

Roy Firestone's hairline is distractive....

"Scully is too floury Scully is pedantic He's indulgent at times even patronizing" ~ Joe Garagiola