Here is something that I posted on this blog just a short while ago, on :
(In support of my subjective judgment I offer, as support, the tributes that have been coming in from across the nation, from people far removed from the southern California broadcast market.) There was a warmth to his voice that was like comfort food, and a poetry to his spoken prose that was unique to him. And I don’t think that it was only that I was very familiar with Vin Scully. Or, during the All-Star Game or the World Series, to still others. ( Jerry Doggett, Vin Scully’s long-time co-announcer, was also exceptionally good.) I sometimes listened to other baseball announcers. We even listened to his commentary when we attended Dodger baseball games. I honestly can’t remember when I first became aware of him he was a fixture from the time I was a child. In any event, Vin Scully was a surprisingly important part of my growing up in greater Los Angeles, over many years. On a very different note, though, I hope that you’ll be able to access this short note: It is, Scott Gordon says, the largest audience ever for a FAIR conference. There is a numerous crowd in attendance at the conference venue, but apparently also a quite large audience watching remotely. I’m sitting right now at the Experience Event Center in Provo, where the 2022 FAIR Conference is underway. (image borrowed from the Experience Event Center Facebook page)
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