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Vin Scully calls final game of Hall of Fame broadcasting career
SAN FRANCISCO -- Vin Scully's iconic voice on the videoboard welcomed a sellout crowd to Game No. 162 on Sunday -- the 2016 regular-season finale and, more notably, the last of the decorated Los Angels Dodgers broadcaster's Hall of Fame career.
Scully attended morning mass at AT&T Park, as is his usual Sunday routine, and then headed for his booth to work as he has done for an astounding 67 years -- exactly 80 years after he became a Giants fan at age 8 in the Bronx.
Fans in the sellout crowd turned to look up at Scully with their standing ovation and held signs as a Scully video welcomed fans on the scoreboard shortly before first pitch at AT&T Park, where he has been riding in and out of the ballpark on Hall of Famer Willie Mays' golf cart and had some time to reminisce with the Say Hey Kid on Saturday.
Scully attended morning mass at AT&T Park, as is his usual Sunday routine, and then headed for his booth to work as he has done for an astounding 67 years -- exactly 80 years after he became a Giants fan at age 8 in the Bronx.
Fans in the sellout crowd turned to look up at Scully with their standing ovation and held signs as a Scully video welcomed fans on the scoreboard shortly before first pitch at AT&T Park, where he has been riding in and out of the ballpark on Hall of Famer Willie Mays' golf cart and had some time to reminisce with the Say Hey Kid on Saturday.