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Vin Sculley was the Brooklyn Dodger announcer that I grew up with. I was to young when Red Barber was the #1 announcer.I have always loved hearing Sculley call a game. In recent years Sculley has become a booster of O'Malley's, and that bothers me. True O'Malley helped make Sculley a mega star and a wealthy man, but you would think he would remember how O'Malley screwed the fans.
Vin Sculley was the Brooklyn Dodger announcer that I grew up with. I was to young when Red Barber was the #1 announcer.I have always loved hearing Sculley call a game. In recent years Sculley has become a booster of O'Malley's, and that bothers me. True O'Malley helped make Sculley a mega star and a wealthy man, but you would think he would remember how O'Malley screwed the fans.
To be fair to Vin, you don't bite the hand that feeds you.
Vin Sculley was the Brooklyn Dodger announcer that I grew up with. I was to young when Red Barber was the #1 announcer.I have always loved hearing Sculley call a game. In recent years Sculley has become a booster of O'Malley's, and that bothers me. True O'Malley helped make Sculley a mega star and a wealthy man, but you would think he would remember how O'Malley screwed the fans.
To be fair to Vin, you don't bite the hand that feeds you.
I agree Jackie, just like the players, Sculley knows better then to criticize
O'Malley.
Vin Sculley was the Brooklyn Dodger announcer that I grew up with. I was to young when Red Barber was the #1 announcer.I have always loved hearing Sculley call a game. In recent years Sculley has become a booster of O'Malley's, and that bothers me. True O'Malley helped make Sculley a mega star and a wealthy man, but you would think he would remember how O'Malley screwed the fans.
To be fair to Vin, you don't bite the hand that feeds you.
I agree Jackie, just like the players, Sculley knows better then to criticize O'Malley.
Scully owes the O'M family big time, they made him rich, and famous.
I have listened to Sculley do recent games and he always tells stories about Brooklyn and how great the fans were. Like Jackie said he isn't going to bite the hand that feeds him.
I have listened to Sculley do recent games and he always tells stories about Brooklyn and how great the fans were. Like Jackie said he isn't going to bite the hand that feeds him.
I think VIn sounds the same as he did 50 years ago.
me too. for my money, vince is the very best.
The only thing I didn't like about Vin, was his stance on O'Malley. And you really couldn't blame Vin, O'Malley helped him become a famous and rich man.He was in the right place at the right time. I go to sleep every night listening to an old Brooklyn game, with either Vin or Red Barber broadcasting.
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