Bob Costas Talks Vin Scully’s Legacy & Juan Soto to the Padres Trade w/ Rich Eisen | Full Interview

[@edwardshaw1743]

Vin Scully and Bob Costas have such a angelic voices.

[@jeanetteschock4744]

I'm a SF Giants fan but grew up in socal. He was the best. God bless him

[@vidowatcher91]

Damn that's a good Scully impression

[@kokoken1]

Vin, Al and Bob ... American sports fans of this era have truly been blessed.

[@drbobperkins]

In my book the (3) best I’ve ever heard

[@willardmusick1187]

My childhood officially ended with Scully's passing.

[@jvitela]

Fantastic interview. Rich and Bob. I can listen to this duo for hours. As for Vin, just adored him and his stories. Even my wife, an avid SF Giants fan, loved Vin Scully’s storytelling. God Bless Vin Scully.

[@ElpanaAle463]

I can hear all these guys all day everyday. Bob costas Al Michaels

[@Dakers11]

Whenever I need a pick me up. I think of Vin announcing a Game. And toss my Sombrero to the Sky !

[@drbobperkins]

Beautiful!

[@philosopher1967]

Fantastic conversation.

[@jameswall1987]

A Fucking Gem Bob Costas , His Vin Scully Impression 🙏

[@johnanderson8096]

WOW... that was Special!!!!

[@dennisquigney3809]

We have our own Vin Scully in Cleveland named Tom Hamilton (who will one day be a Hall of Famer). He is now the best living broadcaster and is 30 years in and deserves more acclaim.

[@adamplace1414]

I'm trying to describe what Bob Costas is, and the closest I can get is that he's to baseball what Carl Sagan was to physics.

[@TommysJukebox]

The best thing about Vin Scully is that he didn't have a Joe Buck!!!!!!

[@josephboehmer1245]

Buck is great.

[@SmittyAZ]

Vin Scully LA Dodgers. Chic Hearn LA Lakers. It made watching some bad teams watchable. BTW - Was Scully from the X-Files a 'nod' to Vin?

[@SmittyAZ]

That was little FU by mentioning the standing O. Vin knew about all the death threats to Hank, etc. (He was also friends with Jackie.)

[@chelbel2374]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💯💯💯💯

[@ceebee8042]

Bell is a better get than Soto.

[@IndoorHydroponix]

Harry Carrey was better. Sorry.

[@lasmoker67]

To you.

[@raymondperri3357]

Thank you for explaining what it is like to be delusional.

[@michaelmcclellan5345]

Says Harry Caray is better but can't spell his last name correctly.

[@BeefPapa]

He was lovable, but would forget who the hitter was mid at bat.

[@jkrasney1]

Scully was the best. And Costas is absolutely correct - when one listens to Sandy Koufax's perfect game in September 1965, Scully (seemingly) sensed an historical event was emerging. And as result, Scully let bits of silence, along with the game create an atmosphere which remains untouched and unmatched. Vin Scully - the best.