NOEL KING, HOST:
A legendary sportscaster not content with being a legend is back.
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VIN SCULLY: This is Vin Scully, along with Ray Scott, ready to bring you all the action of the seventh and deciding game of the 1965 World Series.
KING: Vin Scully was the voice of the Dodgers, both in LA and in Brooklyn, for 67 seasons.
RACHEL MARTIN, HOST:
He retired four years ago, but he couldn't stay away. Yesterday, at the age of 92, he posted his first-ever video on Twitter and Instagram.
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SCULLY: This is Vin, making his debut on social media. And it's nice to be welcomed. I'm delighted to see if I can serve you in any way, shape or form.
KING: Vin wore a nice blue blazer with a pocket square, and he told his followers that he wants to use social media to talk baseball with them - but just baseball.
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SCULLY: And hopefully nothing controversial - this is strictly a meeting of friends having some fun talking about our favorite subject.
MARTIN: Wouldn't that be nice, just talking sports? As he told the LA Times with a chuckle, I don't know what I'm getting into really.
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SCULLY: So pull up a chair. And be ready to join me, hopefully in the very near future, as we start our careers together on social media.
KING: Vin Scully says he's also getting a Facebook page and a YouTube channel.
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RANDY NEWMAN: (Singing) I love LA. We love it. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.