Though the Dodgers have lost three straight games, we shouldn’t have lost perspective on the gift we received this week: Vin Scully is still coming back next year.
In my latest piece for Los Angeles Magazine’s CityThink blog, I revisit the magic of the “Fordham drawl.”
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Jon Weisman
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Anonymous
http://www.dodgerthoughts.com/2012/08/29/youre-never-too-low-to-rise-again/
Jason Allen
You’ve said it in spades, friend. Dodger baseball without Vin Scully describing it is truly unthinkable. So much so there is no metaphor you can come up with to describe how unthinkable it truly is.
Anonymous
If I get to hear God In heaven, as I won’t be here too much longer, I expect God to sound either like Morgan Freeman, The original “Oracle” from the matrix movie, or if I’ve been a really Good Boy–Vin Scully.