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    Bill Shaikin: Vin Scully can’t believe how Dodgers and Giants were unrivaled this season

    ATLANTA — It was a very pleasant good afternoon Friday when Vin Scully picked up the phone. The best broadcaster in baseball history turns 94 next month. He shed his professional neutrality when he retired five years ago. He happily roots for the Los Angeles Dodgers now, marveling that a team with 110 victories this season still has no idea whether it will qualify for the World Series. One. ...
    by Bill Shaikin, Los Angeles Times Oct 15, 2021 3 minutes

    ATLANTA — It was a very pleasant good afternoon Friday when Vin Scully picked up the phone.

    The best broadcaster in baseball history turns 94 next month. He shed his professional neutrality when he retired five years ago. He happily roots for the Los Angeles Dodgers now, marveling that a team with 110 victories this season still has no idea whether it will qualify for the World Series.

    One. Hundred. And. Ten.

    “I shake my head,” Scully

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