On April 26, 2008, Los Angeles Dodgers legendary broadcaster Vin Scully delivered the commencement speech at Pepperdine University and received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree, the institution ...

The greatest moments in baseball aren’t just about what happens – they’re about how the story gets told. And no moment ...

Her grandfather — the late, great announcer Vin Scully — delivered those stories to her in person. “My grandpa was the greatest storyteller ever, and he’d tell us bedtime stories all the ...

Two teams on opposite ends of the payroll spectrum meet this week, for a series that sets records and focuses eyes on MLB's ...

Bob Costas has won the fifth Lifetime Achievement Award presented by Baseball Digest. The longtime broadcaster was honored ...

Emmy Award-winning sports broadcaster Bob Costas is the recipient of Baseball Digest's 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award, the ...

Vin Scully calls first Dodgers game in L.A. Also on this day in Dodgers history — April 18, 1958 — the team defeated the San Francisco Giants, 6-5, at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum in their first ...

Imagine going to the ballpark to see a game between Greg Maddux and Randy Johnson, but get disappointed, they get scratched for a young Max Scherzer and a young Clayton Kershaw.” ...

Baseball Digest is honored to present its fifth annual Lifetime Achievement Award to Bob Costas who, in a decorated national ...

Bob Costas, who announced his retirement from broadcasting last fall after calling the New York Yankees-Kansas City Royals ...

Howie Rose was MSG Networks’ play-by-play man at the time, and he was so upset by the arrangement he would intentionally ...