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Vin Scully
It’s hard to think of the Los Angeles Dodgers without hearing the voice of their announcer Vin Scully! He’s been reporting on hits,
runs and errors for over 50 years and he has one of the great voices in broadcasting. It’s great that at 84 years of age, he is still going strong.
Happy birthday Vin and keep rockin’!
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