Thoughts about a famous Vin Scully quote
Statistics are used much like a drunk uses a lamppost: For support, not illumination.
-Vin Scully
Three years ago, in the early stages of this blog, I wrote a post suggesting the best eligible player not in the Hall of Fame. It was three years ago, granted, so I knew less about sabermetrics, less about baseball history, and less about eligible players not in Cooperstown. (I still...
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Vin Scully substitutes 'fertilizer' for profanity
During Thursday night's crazy Dodgers-Padres brawl, Dodgers brodcaster Vin Scully has a creative term for an expletive-laced outburst by Matt Kemp: "fertilizer." Instead of repeating the word Kemp was saying during the brawl (bullsh*t, for those curious), Scully went with the unique, technical term. It's actually a tactic he has used before to communicate a player...
Vin Scully does not understand hashtags
Baseball without Vin Scully would be like Twitter without hastags. Well, except the longtime Dodgers announcer does not understand hashtags.
“What in the World is Hashtag” asked Scully during Wednesday’s night telecast of the Dodgers versus Padres.
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Scully did not stop there he does not understand the creation of DogTV.
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Vin Scully: 'What in the world is a hashtag?'
Your browser does not support iframes. Vin Scully at the young age of 85 years old may be one (if not THE) of the greatest announcers in MLB history, and remains baffled by social media. Vin took the opportunity during the Dodgers and Padres game on Wednesday night to point out a few flaws especially with that pesky hashtag. Here is a taste of the rant courtesy of Big League Stew...
Vin Scully talks hashtags and TV for dogs
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Legendary Los Angeles Dodgers announcer Vin Scully went on a legendary tangent last night after reading a Twitter poll to the fans at home. After saying the options "#HittersPark" or "#PitchersPark" he asked the question on every person's mind over the age of 65, "what in the world is hashtag?"
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Vin Scully Asks ‘What in the World Is Hashtag?’ As He Admits to Many Things in Life He Does Not Understand
For anyone who’s ever gotten stuck trying to explain Twitter to their grandparents, Vin Scully offered another moment for the ages Wednesday night. The revered 85-year-old broadcaster, who continues to endear himself to baseball fans no matter how little he knows about the modern parts of the game’s publicity, had quite a time delivering a promo during the Dodgers-Padres game...
Vin Scully doesn’t understand hashtags or Dog TV (Video)
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Vin Scully was in peak form on Wednesday night when doing a read to promote a Twitter poll.
Prime Ticket wanted fans to say whether they preferred watching games in a hitter’s or pitcher’s park, and the fans were asked to vote using a hashtag. The result was a fantastic rant by the legendary 85-year-old Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster, who...
Anchor jokingly tells Vin Scully to get his sh*t together
This is KTLA anchor Rebecca Hall delivering a report on the news we told you earlier this morning - Dodgers announcer Vin Scully returning for his 64th season in the booth. Hall's report is stellar for the first 18 seconds as she's able to rapidly list off several of the major events in Scully's Dodgers career in impressive fashion. At around the 19 second...
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Anchor to Scully: 'Get your **** together!'
You've probably heard by now that Vin Scully is going to return next year for his 64th year in the LA Dodgers broadcasting booth. KTLA's Weekend Sports Final anchor Rebecca Hall was so excited, she... Full story at Bob's Blitz ~ http://www.bobsblitz.com
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Scully will return for another year
The Dodgers announced on Sunday that 84-year-old Vin Scully will return as the broadcasting voice of the team in 2013 for his 64th season.
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