Vin Scully Meets Hall of Famer Willie Mays at AT&T Park

[@kartchamp47]

These legends are swapping stories in the afterlife now. Rest in peace to two of the greatest in baseball history.

[@wilsonmartinez4337]

Scully was like a little boy. How special a moment. 2 legends. Rest in baseball paradise to the both of those gentlemen.

[@HueyRocks23]

What amazes me more is that both of them started out in New York and then moved to California. Living Relics of old New York baseball as of 2017.

[@georgestevens1502]

Uh, Willie started out in Alabama and got to New York by way of Minneapolis. Vin was born in The Bronx. Quite different paths.

[@HueyRocks23]

@@georgestevens1502 Details for all!

[@TheBatugan77]

@@georgestevens1502 Uh, George, I'm pretty sure Huey was talking about their careers on the major league level. Cut the crap.

[@georgestevens1502]

@@TheBatugan77 You're comment is "the crap." Say hi to Peer Gynt.

[@kevinmiller6380]

@@TheBatugan77 You're right. Vinnie started his broadcasting career in Brooklyn in 1950; Willie made his Major league debut with the New York Giants in 1951, and both men moved with their respective teams to California for the 1958 season.

[@MrRandyp01]

How can this not give you serious chills? Incredible

[@chlduiowks]

RIP, and God Bless both of these huge icons of my youth. Both were the absolute best at what they did.

[@williamunknown7209]

Willie has always been my favorite all-time MLB player. Vin Scully introduced himself to Willie and you hear Willie laugh and say "I know who you are," and of course he did. Such class from both of them! Two true hall of famers.

[@Mlgraham22]

Two GOATs in one shot. Unbelievable!

[@DavidGarcia-h5l]

You do UNDERSTAND..thank you...

[@TheBatugan77]

Yep.

[@timbias7621]

I’m a lifelong Giants fan. Scully never made me feel like I was listening to a Dodgers broadcast - I was listening to a baseball broadcast. Ultimate respect for him

[@chlduiowks]

That's so true. Up in the Santa Cruz mountains, I'd turn on to LA station very late at night, when the signals traveled farther, and listen to Vin talk "deuces wild at Dodger stadium". 10 years old and I'd fall asleep, dreaming of baseball. A simpler, more humble time. None of the showboating you see today-- true respect for the game.

[@chrischazer4451]

Just came here from a reddit thread so i could share this clip. I hate the fucking dodgers but God damn if vin ain't the goat he's damn close.

vin scully looks like a kid in front of mays. lol too awesome to watch this. thanks for posting this

[@nrcg2317]

God Bless them both!! Willie Mays was part of the greatest outfield ever assembled for All Star games during the 1960's: Willie Mays, Henry Aaron and Roberto Clemente.

[@davidbowman4259]

Three of my favorite players. Especially Willie and Bob.

[@kentduryea7109]

You still can't get over Aaron topping Ruth in home runs, huh?

[@nrcg2317]

@@kentduryea7109 Hank Aaron is the greatest HR hitter of all time! Period, end of story...

[@kentduryea7109]

@@nrcg2317 Pardon me. Didn't think anyone from four years ago was still around to reply. But yeah, Hammering Hank is still the record holding king of home runs and Bonds can go to the devil. Too bad Mr. Aaron passed away the way he did. Didn't have to in my opinion. He looked darn healthy even at 86. But then publicly took that "covid" vaccine to show his people it was safe (when it really wasn't). Then two weeks later dies in his sleep. Shortly after that my best friend died the same way within a month of being vaxxed. It was a sad year for me losing a sports hero then a close friend. Made me mad as hell too. If only people would do their own research and use common sense instead of relying solely on so called "experts"...

[@kentduryea7109]

@@nrcg2317 My reply was deleted. I'm assuming it wasn't you but KZbin.

[@chelmrtz]

This is beautiful. Just pure love and friendship. Legends supporting legends

[@shattamaster]

how does he remembers soo much from so long it's remarkable truly an inspiration

[@andrewpestotnik5495]

Damion Ellis just a passionate fan, I can still remember specific interceptions Favre threw in 2005 and I'm 19

[@stonerbellinger8679]

because he's fucking awesome

[@Hygelac1000]

Because he's the voice of baseball. Probably wouldn't have been impossible for him to talk 10 straight hours just from memory.

[@chlduiowks]

"Bases loaded. Two run lead. Full count". Willie remembered it all.

[@hsukangli]

Amazing, just amazing. Brought tears to my eyes watching these two legends just having fun bantering.

[@calvinbealer7264]

LEGENDS LIVE ON FOREVER 💕♾️♾️.

[@mooshuguy5141]

When Vin Scully calls you his favorite player, that is High Praise.

[@VLADAMlR_PUTIN]

Rest in peace willie 🕊️

[@Genre99]

Proud to say that the first MLB game I ever attended was at Dodger Stadium in 1971. I saw Willie Mays on the field, and could hear Vin’s voice on the call , from all the transistor radios in the park. Magical.

[@danstar7]

I don't know who you are, but you and I now have something in common. My first Major League Baseball game was when my family traveled from Washington State to Los Angeles in 1972 and I saw my favorite player, Willie Mays and heard Vin Scully. Willie hit a double and drove in the game winning run. I'll never forget it.

[@Genre99]

Aside from the game, I remember the cloud of cigarette smoke twirling over the field in the stadium lights, and everyone throwing their seat cushions onto the field after the game- it looked like snowfall. I was hooked!

[@marireynolds3996]

God Bless Willie Mays ❤ The best of the very best.

[@DougCeleste]

I am a Dodgers fan of 54 years but I agree with Vinnie: WILLIE MAYS is the GREATEST baseball player that I will ever see in my lifetime! A classy man---on an off the field----and Vinnie is a legend, too! God bless them both! What a GREAT video and thanks for sharing!

[@stumarston6812]

My dad said Mantle was his favourite and Mays was the best.

[@Malibu1515]

Well Vinnie grew up a Giants fan so you can't take the kid out of baseball. Nice to know every Giants win he called over the bums, deep inside, he was smiling.

[@ceddycedchin]

A moment to cherish. Pure class. We will never again see the likes of these two legends. What wonderful memories they gave us. They represent the very best of America. May God bless them both.

[@Malibu1515]

Ya and they were both Giants fans😂😂😂

[@Nestor123057]

Yes, I couldn't have said it any better. Thanks.

[@jakendrickwilliams8101]

Sadely these two legends are no longer with us but they live on in our hearts forever and they will never be forgotten they are in heaven talking again Rest in Heaven to both legends .

[@yankees29]

2 absolute legends. This is incredible. This footage is gold.

[@TheSmarq17]

Wow! What a great moment captured forever. I hate the Giants with white-hot passion, but WIllie Mays will always be the greatest baseball player. Put him next to Vin and the total greatness in this vid is blinding. I hope the Smithsonian sees this so it will be saved for everyone in the future to relish. Thank you so much for posting this.

[@steviesoprano]

I love my Yankees when it comes to baseball and I love my New York Football Giants when it comes to football.

[@Malibu1515]

Ya your favorite team's greatest announcer is a Giants fan!😂😂😂

[@dananderson6334]

I'm a Giants fan and feel the same way about Vin. Would love to just sit and listen to these guys share stories.

[@TheSmarq17]

@@dananderson6334 Same here. That would be something every Dodgers or Giants fan, I would think, would love. Good luck tonight (not too much) and I'm looking forward to an epic game #5...and Dodgers victory too of course. ;)

[@climbnride58]

I agree Willie Mays was a great player. I caught one of his home runs, at Dodger Stadium, sixty years ago.

[@peterbland7227]

RIP Willie Mays. A class act all the ay.

[@bbeg2839]

What a great video. It is funny to see Vin introduce himself like Willie wouldn't know how he was. Such a humble man. I miss Vin so much

[@mattdon2164]

Willie will be 93 this coming May 6. In 1973 My Dad took me to a Mets Game on May 6 and before the game the organist Jane Jarvis played Happy Birthday and the entire crowd sang along for Willie’s Birthday. Vin Scully and Willie Mays are true Baseball Royalty. Watching this is pure joy!

[@krisradke4833]

Such a sweet and sincere encounter with mutual respect!

[@johnnyv.5142]

My favorite player and favorite broadcaster of all time. What a treat!

[@johnriley8591]

I'm a life long Dodger fan, and I've seen alot of great players over the years, but Willie Mays is still the best I've ever seen.

[@Wolfgodmak]

The Most Legendary moments happens between the Giants and Dodgers whether good or bad. Two Rivals will always have their moments. Thank you Vin Scully and Willie Mays for making Baseball the best

[@echavez6089]

vin just loved baseball! that's awesome... that's how he remembers all these years

[@Malibu1515]

And he loved the Giants. How does that make you Dodger fans feel to know your hof announcer rooted for another team?😂😂😅

[@rjam1974]

The fact that Mr. Scully could remember plays in detail like that especially decades later is nothing short of stunning!!

[@davidbowman4259]

The greatest broadcaster and arguably the greatest ballplayer. Say Hey!

[@tailstarinmotion]

2 legends talking the game forever....

[@davecarey1668]

This is just awesome Can't keep a dry eye watching this magical moment.

[@lifelongfan07]

Two legends! Both in their own right! I once visited LA and there was a Korean American listening to the Dodgers game, I said, you gotta listen to Vin Scully! So he started listening! Even though I wasn’t a Dodgers fan. The man was great!

[@StevenFeldleit]

Two of the best just priceless

[@RodSerling.]

Baseball Royalty. Rest in peace

[@paulazmudzinski9225]

The interesting thing is that at the beginning of the video, both Vin and Willie move and speak like what they are , two very old men. But as we get deeper into the conversation, we can watch the years fall away and they both become more and more animated, almost (but not really) to the point that I'm waiting for Willie to tell Vin "Well, nice chatting with you. I have to go downstairs now, and take BP". Very charming. -mikenotpaula

[@treygray2817]

Agreed! Lovely comment.

[@TheBatugan77]

Excellent!

[@30MLB162]

i shed my tears .....memories....

[@Rayburn58]

I have heard Vin Scully say that when he is asked who he thinks is the greatest baseball player he as ever seen, Vin says "without any hesitation what so ever Willie Mays".

[@Malibu1515]

He was a Giants fan as kid. It stands to reason he'd like Willie Mays and all the rest of the Giants back then.

[@Hygelac1000]

Vin saw them all. If he had any bias, it would be towards Dodgers players, not Giants players. If he says Mays was the greatest position player, I believe him. If Clemente didn't die young, they'd probably be tied.

[@Rayburn58]

@@Hygelac1000 Clemente was 38 when he died and near the end of his great career. Had he lived and played a couple more years his legacy would not have changed.

[@steveradanovich4962]

One of the best things about Willie Mays, to watch, was his base running. I remember once he struck out and the ball got away from the catcher and he ended up on third base. He was a hard working clutch team player. Love ya Willie!

[@DaveG425]

Two time capsules of baseball history. As a Giants fan, I would be able to pick up the Dodgers radio station at night and listen to Vin call their games even all the way up where I was in Northern California. Boy was I lucky.

[@joebarr725]

As a lifelong Dodgers fan, I feel lucky that I was able to watch Willie Mays play baseball.

[@NikkiScatch84]

Legends!! God bless them both! 🙏🏻

[@veronicaswilliams6511]

Happy birthday Mr. Mays. God bless you and your family.

[@tommygo49ers]

Rsst iN Heavenly Paradise Willie amd Vin! Love both of ya! As a life long Giants Fan!

[@erikgambino4640]

This is CLASS 1000% ! Say Hey and Vin! They don't make em like that anymore!

[@steventesta6782]

Two of the very best at their professions. Long live their legends!!

[@timrobinson5626]

Laughter through tears my God I been looking at a ton of Vinny clips I am getting chills and tears going through all the memories and i am a die hard White Sox fan. It's great to look at the memories of Vin Scully a very lucky and blessed man to do what i wish I could have done all my life

[@peymang]

MUCH Respect to the legend Willie Mays!!!! Go Blue!!!!

[@jamiej5425]

This video is amazing!! R.I.P to the 2 legends! 🙏🙏

[@chrisaultman1]

What a pleasure this was. Incredible what they remember. Willie lived in my neighborhood when I was a little kid in Seminole, Florida and my father was in awe of him. While I didn't know what a legend he was at that age, I do remember how incredibly nice he was.

[@zachariahyager3115]

Oh man this is so damn heart warming . The rivalry is strong but the respect is stronger. Amazing the history these two legends share.

[@RMUNOZ1963]

2 greats of the trade. Vin Scully and Willie Mays

[@jimventress8926]

This interview is PRICELESS!!

[@humphreygruntwhistle3946]

When I was a young baseball fan in the early 70’s, my dad would often talk about two players. Willie Mays, the best player he ever saw, and Sandy Koufax. ⚾

[@clydeb7713]

Nice! Was a Yankee fan as a kid but Willie Mays was a super talent.

[@Isotec1]

two legends in the same room,priceless.

[@fredwhitten230]

Two Great men of baseball ,God Bless both of them .

[@rog8477]

Two greats. RIP Vin ❤️💙

[@mholtebeck]

Just two old guys talking baseball! Wow. Thank GOD for KZbin, because this belongs in the Hall of Fame

[@JohnNiemsMusic]

Such a great LOVE FEST here to see!!!!! 2 CLASS ACTS WILLIE and VIN!!!!!

[@tfderpin]

That was the greatest catch I ever saw -legends

[@cocopuff6810]

Damn their memory is awesome.

[@barrycowan3540]

Awww!! This is so moving to watch in the aftermath of Vinny’s passing. Dodgers? Giants? This comes down to love.

[@jason-basin]

This is awesome. Giants and Dodgers fan unite. (for now!)

[@chromebomb]

see u in the parking lot ! 🤣

[@Malibu1515]

Ya right....not. I love it to know that Vin Scully grew up a Giants fan. You know deep inside, when the Giants beat the Dodgers, he was smiling to himself.

[@fleetwoodsmash]

Two American icons. RIP.

[@wilrobles9824]

No greater center fielder. No greater announcer. RIP Vinny. God bless Willie.

[@thesolomind]

So glad this was recorded

[@johnevans5434]

Thanks for sharing this beautiful moment!

[@jocko8888]

I, a kid from NY , have been a Dodger fan since mid fifties. I moved to SoCal in '57 , the Dodgers in '58 and as Vinny just said I think Willie was the greatest player in my lifetime. In the '50s, '60s and '70s the only games broadcast by the Dodgers were the away games in San Francisco so I got to see Willie decimate the Dodgers at times.

[@bobbowie9350]

Two legends of baseball in the same room. Not sure if theres many left right now.... Congrats Vin! Enjoy retirement!

[@andrewpestotnik5495]

Honestly, he'll either live to be like 110 or pass away later this year

[@TheBatugan77]

Quite possibly the greatest in each of their respective chosen professions. That doesn't happen too often, folks.

[@cheddarcheese7928]

I’m too young to have seen Willie play..But for some reason as this video got close to the end I got very emotional with tears in my eyes..Beautiful moment

[@robertvanderclock2657]

An incredible moment for the world's baseball fans, this day.

[@kevinh1976]

How does Vin remember some of these stories ?! I have trouble remembering what I ordered at Starbucks yesterday and I just clipped 40!

[@carlosinda3553]

Kevin H He have Magics

[@MountainStreamLives]

All the great baseball people seem to remember every play ever. Amazing. Hitters and pitchers remember the pitches of at bats. Crazy.

[@AJcruz91]

Two goats just goating in the afterlife now

[@vicortiz5105]

Damn Vin you had to leave tooo Early for us. Will miss you the only encyclopedia that has ever existed in MLB

[@TrolleyDodger_]

This is just beautiful, I'll miss him so much

[@2WayJdot]

Yea but hes still got a good 10 yrs left we have to cherish this moment

[@tomsreviews238]

Perhaps the best baseball player that ever lived.

[@xxlionroarxxxxxxxx4438]

He was that best,did everything great !!

[@craigs.t.3321]

I was “only” born in 1974 but I can watch this clip on a loop…. Simply amazing interaction between icons

[@DavidGarcia-h5l]

There best baseball memories of my life 🎉.. weekend dodger giants serious with VIN ... PRESENTING ...AMEN ..I was in baseball heaven...taratatata!!!

[@stupaul3233]

RIP Vin and Willie! God Bless Both for long and happy and successful lives!

[@jamesvickers2026]

That over the shoulder basket catch was the best defensive play ever in baseball...real baseball fans know what i am talking about...

[@treygray2817]

When you include the throw and pressure of performance due to the WS, I agree!

[@waynejohanson1083]

It was the turning point in that 54 World Series.

[@jeffreyamster6020]

Californians think that these two immortals belong to your State but Willie and Vinny are two guys who made their bones on the mean Streets of New York. They both honed their skills playing stickball in Northern Manhattan. They will forever be two guys from NY who went west to discover new territories.

[@teriwilliams6746]

Awesome men. Awesome moment. Awesome memories. 🙏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽👏🏽.

[@DannyGoldingTV]

R.I.P Willie and Vin!

[@tektoniks_architects]

So beautiful to see the best of the best, still sharp as ever.

[@einschmein4246]

The best of the best was Ruth,not mays,fool.

[@andrewfarrell2051]

@@einschmein4246 perhaps you are correct however I would think you might find a spot for Mr. Mays in the line up. FOOL

[@tektoniks_architects]

Ruth never played night games. Ruth never flew on transcontinental flights to play. Ruth never played against great black and Latino players. Ruth didn't play against relief specialists. Ruth had Gehrig hitting behind him. Ruth had a ballpark built to allow him to hit HRs, Mays played in two of the worst hitters parks in baseball history. Ruth didn't lose two years in his prime to military service. Ruth was poor defensively...Willie was one of the greatest defensive players in baseball history. Ruth couldn't run the bases well, and was no where close to Willie as a base runner. Ruth never had to deal with racism. I could actually go on for many more....but you get the point. Mays couldn't pitch. But Mays was - by far - the greatest 5 tool player in baseball history. You're the fool, internet tough guy.

[@rolandocardona8470]

Two leyends, two inmortals, Scully one of the greatest, perhaps the best, and Mays is the person that played baseball with more grace, class, greatness, of all. The best all around player in the history of the game, the most complete, without a doubt.

[@cocopuff6810]

They are just meeting for the first time. Wow kinda crazy.

[@hankleverence7287]

In 1950 at the age of 10 years old I was taken by my dad to Dunn Field in Trenton, N. J. to see Willie play many times for the {Trenton Giants} before he was sent to the Giants in New York. He has and will always be my favorite who ever played! New York baseball was the best!

[@maninthemiddle55]

Nice. I was just thinking how cool it would’ve been to see Willie play in Trenton or Minneapolis. Lucky you.

[@danohimm22]

I grew up in SF moved to LA back to SF then LA .... Willie and VIN were the Best I LOVE BASEBALL !!!

[@kennymccormack6746]

Two of the greatest!

[@jeremyfacknitz8842]

This is gold.

[@edoswalt3849]

Bless you both, Willie and Vinnie.

[@user-pq1pk5mi8f]

Two of the best ever 👍

[@blinberland]

When GOATs meet

[@davidluckens3479]

thanks for posting this .the years melted away-"put the watch in the drawer ," for sure. i don't recall the catch ,but i saw bobby morgan play.he's one of the nine surviving Brooklyn Dodgers.Mays is the oldest living member of the HOF,and ofcourse one of the handful of surviving NewYork Giants.Again,thanks

[@albertovasquez7243]

Rest in peace to both of these legends 🙏 😢 😔 ❤️ 💔

[@rayrod2021]

Im a dodgers fan but I think it's pretty cool to see my rivals legend and our legend love each other

[@Malibu1515]

Your legend grew up a Giants fan.

[@rayrod2021]

@@Malibu1515 oh did you think you were breaking news to me kiddo? He worked for the dodgers and is a dodgers legend, and will be known as the dodgers voice! Have a great day! Another giants fan that will do anything for pay! I guess it is San Francisco, the world knows San Frans reputation!🤕🤭

[@Malibu1515]

Are you schitzoid? I've never seen someone write two separate replies to one comment.😂. Must really stick in you throat ole Vin is a Giants fan. He was paid to be a dodger.😆. Just like "Americans" are paid to ignore the communist. Pay no attention to the chinese guy behind the curtain. Right?

[@rayrod2021]

@@Malibu1515 wow, your weird, the whole world is after u and America did 9-11 to themselves, haha, weirdo