Remembering the calls of Hank Aaron’s historic 715th home run, 47 years later
"A black man is getting a standing ovation in the Deep South for breaking a record of an all-time baseball idol."
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Joe Davis calls UCLA’s win over Michigan during Angels-Dodgers spring training game
Calling two games at once is the work of a professional. Don't try this at home, people.
Famed MLB player and broadcaster Don Sutton passes away at 75
Sutton had a legendary career both on the mound and in the booth.
Jimmy Kimmel asks Cody Bellinger, “Do people tell you you’re high all the time?”
"I'm not high; that's just how my face looks."
“Finally! The wait is over!” Listen to radio calls of Dodgers World Series victory, including Charley Steiner’s
"In a year like no other, when joy has been so hard to come by. Tonight, tears of joy, let 'em flow!"
Mark Melancon, Walker Buehler face bad questions in NLCS postgame press conferences
"I think that's a terrible question. I'm not even going to answer it."
Dave Roberts doesn’t want Dodgers’ players to do in-game interviews
"I think that’s a decision Justin made. But I don’t see that happening with our guys going forward. Going forward, I don’t want our guys to do that."
Vin Scully is joining social media, jumping on nearly all the platforms
All the Twitters, Facebooks, and Instagrams -- Vin's doin' 'em!
Vin Scully narrates Dodgers’ birthday tribute to Kobe Bryant
"We know that Kobe's impact on the world was only just getting started and it's our responsibility to further his work by supporting our community."
Dodgers’ analyst Orel Hershiser says “Guessing’s harder than knowing” after Astros’ Jose Altuve takes called third strike
"Strike three, called. Perhaps guessing something else. Two out." "Guessing's harder than knowing."
Los Angeles’ KTLA labels José Altuve and Alex Bregman with “Astros Cheater,” leads with “After stealing the 2017 World Series…”
"After stealing the 2017 World Series from the Dodgers and eventually getting caught, the Houston Astros' players are finally saying they're sorry."
Vin Scully’s first contract with the Brooklyn Dodgers is up for auction
22-year-old Vin Scully wrote a letter to Brooklyn Dodgers president Branch Rickey in 1949 that would "constitute a contract" between them.
Earthquake shakes cameras at Dodger Stadium, Dodgers pbp announcer Joe Davis asks ‘How are they continuing to play baseball?’
Orel Hershiser: "I don't understand how the players can't feel it."
