PHI@LAD: Scully recalls a story on Pearl Harbor

Vin Scully recalls a story as a child of having the football game on the radio being interrupted due to the Pearl Harbor attacks
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[@wilrobles5392]

Vin is like hearing the voice of history.

[@johnhernandez495]

There will NEVER be another Vin Scully, truly a gift!! My dad was a WW2 Combat Veteran!

[@Jameswilllee]

Vin Scully had the incredible ability to always end his stories before the 3rd out. What a legend.

[@nickbarcheck1019]

Nobody is better at anything than Vin Scully is at announcing baseball.

[@j2simpso]

You know Vin Scully is old when he says, "Anytime I hear Pearl Harbor, I was 14" 🤣

[@biketech60]

My Mom was 11 and Pop was 12 .

[@chasem4172]

wish i could spend a few hours just talking to this man, probably my favorite stranger out there

[@jerryfusilli8152]

No

[@armandoruiz9180]

your stories will be miss

[@strom6592]

Don't be sad because it ended be happy it started

[@m4nda803]

Turtle bites yep someone hit a grand slam or a homerun and the dodgers one the game on the last game when Vin Scully was gonna retire

[@davidrandall7220]

Vin Scully is a national treasure.

[@ulisessolis557]

Rest in Peace 🙏🏼 Mr. Scully, your voice will always be a part of my life

[@r3tr0actiongamer24]

Vin was just perfect for baseball

[@johnwakamatsu3391]

I met Don Seki in 2003 and he was a member of "L" Company 442nd RCT and lost his arm fighting against the German Army in October or November 1944. He passed away at 96 years old and am glad that he attended the Dodger game. I thank the Dodgers and Vin Scully for inviting Don Seki.

[@lingmingching1]

Vin is a great guy. And Don Seki is a legend in Hawaii. So for a history teacher, this was pretty interesting to say the least. :)

[@ToshiRolls]

Thank you Vin. Love from Hawai’i~ the island Oahu, which has Pearl Harbor. It's pretty close to where I live :)

[@taylormillion7244]

Miss you already vin 😢

[@okguy1282]

I hope there is someone out there who can pull as many stories as possible from Vin Scully during a game. Whether it is about baseball history, Memorial day, Veterans day or the view of the Sunset from some camera angle at Dodgers stadium that Vin wanted to comment on. Because any young man/woman who really cares about baseball history, the country's history, or mother nature....will learn more in that recording and become wiser and smarter than he/she ever thought possible.

[@sce2aux464]

Irony of Ironies December 7, 1941 New York Giants - 7 Brooklyn Dodgers - 21

[@shawnflanagan4995]

vinny's d-day stories on memorial day were always the reason to tune in.

[@johnhurley7868]

Remarkable, as he always was.

[@paulocohenA_]

I love Vin, I wish the best for him

[@AgustusM]

master at work

[@radaction5743]

I grew up with Scully. So did millions of others.

[@JENDALL714]

I met Mr. Seki, if this is the same guy his first name is Don. He was outside the Japanese Museum selling DVD's of the all Japanese American 442 Fighting Battalion. He had an Eye patch, so maybe this isn't the same guy.

[@joemckim1183]

The 442nd unit is the same unit that Mr. Miyagi served in where he won a Medal of Honor.

[@TheRdela24]

Miss vin. Listening to him is like watching the game with my grandpa .

[@notmarcus17]

Rest in peace to Vin Scully

[@TheRdela24]

Most definitely. One of a kind

[@jacobrichardson1952]

Vin is such a great person. I wish he's still alive

[@GamingGalore64]

He is! He's just retired.

[@jacobrichardson1952]

@@GamingGalore64 oh ok. It's that every time I get sad Vin's calm voice cheered me up coming from a Yankees fan.

[@robertrouzaud9814]

For us Dodgers fans,, we had the enjoyment of hearing Vin every game for many years (until his schedule changed to mostly home games). Spoiled rotten, we were.

[@NuisanceMan]

There's no expletive like war.

[@detassler1299]

I had a similar story with the Kennedy assassination. I went into the kitchen where my mother was and asked why they always interrupted cartoons? I was not happy and my mother came in to see what was on the television. Okay, maybe the stories aren’t similar after all.

[@BaseballPlayer0]

Tell us more

[@rls44663]

Super person

[@flipangostudios2882]

One person disliked this video. Why?!

[@cliffordcampbell4716]

One person is an idiot.

[@NuisanceMan]

Emperor Hirohito.

[@paolomonroy362]

A giants fan

[@sml2k186]

For those wondering kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2Glpqpqjb6Wbqc the first broadcast is what vin is talking about

[@michaellittlewood3032]

Sketchers are terrible shoes. I stayed for Mr. Scully. True Blue.

[@herpen96]

Vin Scully is a national treasure, but he's doing garden variety old man rambling here.

[@mike15447]

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