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    my markers will be due w/n the next 2 weeks, gonna need some help here w MLB pal....
    I haven't been that hot in August but I have 2 overs I posted in other thread.

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    Interesting fact on the Dodgers broadcast today.

    76 years ago, August 26, 1949, the Dodgers were at home playing the Reds, just like they are today.

    Ownership decided to try a new technological gimmick. They broadcasted the game on a new fad called "television". There were only 500 televisions in the NYC area at the time, so hardly anyone watched.

    That was the first televised MLB game ever.

    Vin Scully did not broadcast that game. He would start working for the Dodgers 8 months later, in April 1950.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan Druff View Post
    Interesting fact on the Dodgers broadcast today.

    76 years ago, August 26, 1949, the Dodgers were at home playing the Reds, just like they are today.

    Ownership decided to try a new technological gimmick. They broadcasted the game on a new fad called "television". There were only 500 televisions in the NYC area at the time, so hardly anyone watched.

    That was the first televised MLB game ever.

    Vin Scully did not broadcast that game. He would start working for the Dodgers 8 months later, in April 1950.
    Saw the game but via the Cincinnati Reds broadcast outta self respect.

    Joe Davis talking about Vin Scully is some “keep my name outta your mouth” kinda shit. Vin Scully was a gift.

    I was a kid in Phoenix listening to Dodgers games on a transistor radio late at night in bed. I may never have actually seen a Dodger game on tv. Players were just names to me. Obviously Scully was that compelling to even a kid. Like listening to music

    Joe Davis has zero talent comparatively

     
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      Jayjami: Vin Scully is God. Davis sucks balls.

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    Ohtani has been awful last 2 starts. 9 earned runs on 14 hits in only 8.1 innings. So he’s struggling but he’s still missing bats. Reds have 6th highest K% vs RHP last 3 weeks. Ohtani has higher K% at home vs road.

    Over 5.5K -135

    I’m making a sharp case for Ohtani. That’ll spin ya around.

    Reds Lodolo had a blister. Everyone knows. That gives ya sharp opportunity. Before he went out he was 7, 8 & 11. The 11 was courtesy of the Dodgers. Last 3 weeks while Lodolo was out Dodgers have 12th highest K% vs lefties.

    Over 4.5 +115

    Those are your Dodgers hate bets of the day. I am resisting replacing Kershaw with Ohtani but I’m put in an awkward position. Roki will be back. That’ll distract me

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sanlmar View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Dan Druff View Post
    Interesting fact on the Dodgers broadcast today.

    76 years ago, August 26, 1949, the Dodgers were at home playing the Reds, just like they are today.

    Ownership decided to try a new technological gimmick. They broadcasted the game on a new fad called "television". There were only 500 televisions in the NYC area at the time, so hardly anyone watched.

    That was the first televised MLB game ever.

    Vin Scully did not broadcast that game. He would start working for the Dodgers 8 months later, in April 1950.
    Saw the game but via the Cincinnati Reds broadcast outta self respect.

    Joe Davis talking about Vin Scully is some “keep my name outta your mouth” kinda shit. Vin Scully was a gift.

    I was a kid in Phoenix listening to Dodgers games on a transistor radio late at night in bed. I may never have actually seen a Dodger game on tv. Players were just names to me. Obviously Scully was that compelling to even a kid. Like listening to music

    Joe Davis has zero talent comparatively
    When Vin retired, my 20 year old son said: "I can't imagine the Dodgers without Vin Scully, I've been listening to him my whole life!" Every time we watch a game now, he starts ranting about how much he hates Joe Davis. Every Dodger fan feels the same way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jayjami View Post
    When Vin retired, my 20 year old son said: "I can't imagine the Dodgers without Vin Scully, I've been listening to him my whole life!" Every time we watch a game now, he starts ranting about how much he hates Joe Davis. Every Dodger fan feels the same way.
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    Nearly 4 decades separate your son and I but we share the same childhood experience. How crazy is that? What a career

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    When Vin retired, my 20 year old son said: "I can't imagine the Dodgers without Vin Scully, I've been listening to him my whole life!" Every time we watch a game now, he starts ranting about how much he hates Joe Davis. Every Dodger fan feels the same way.
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    My mom listened to Vin Scully in Brooklyn as a 4-year-old.

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