“As long as I get the goosebumps on the exciting play, as long as I feel that, that’s kind of my thermometer as to whether I belong or not. I still get them, so far. And when you realize no job advancement — I mean I’ve just stayed at the same spot all those years — what a laggard. When I come to the park, I always feel better.”
— Vin Scully, speaking to ESPN’s Hannah Storm in this clip
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bigelkjim
Vinny, You Truly are an Amazing Person and to me the BEST Announcer in ALL of Baseball. May GOD Keep & Bless you always and keep giving you those Goosebumps.
Michael Green
Mrs. Scully said in an interview that she thinks they’d get bored if he retired. I think we’re about to get our kicks (snap) for season (snap) 66.
artieboy
I wonder more and more about aging and retirement. It seems, though I could be wrong, that retirement can have a more detrimental effect on your health than working…..or at least it can. Even if Vinny “retires” I hope he still does something baseball related. A memoir would be nice.
oldbrooklynfan
I actually remember when Vin joined Red Barber and Connie Desmond. I was twelve years old at the time. Very little else is the same in my life. Long, long ago.