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ESPN to Honor Vin Scully on Tonight's WEDNESDAY NIGHT BASEBALL

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ESPN will honor the legendary Los Angeles Dodgers baseball announcer Vin Scully throughout the Sept. 21 edition of WEDNESDAY NIGHT BASEBALL presented by Hankook Tire when the Dodgers host their long-time rivals, the second-place San Francisco Giants, at 10 p.m. ET on ESPN. Jon Sciambi will provide play-by-play with analysts Rick Sutcliffe and Doug Glanville for the full national telecast.

Scully's call on SportsNet LA of the entire fourth inning will be played live on ESPN. In addition, vignettes showcasing some of Scully's most memorable calls will be featured throughout. The Spanish-language voice of the Dodgers, Jamie Jarrín, will join Sciambi and Sutcliffe in the booth during the game.

The Giants and Dodgers follow the American League east-leading Boston Red Sox taking on the Baltimore Orioles at 7 p.m. (blacked out in Boston). The Wednesday Night Baseball doubleheader is part of ESPN's schedule leading the way to the MLB postseason with 12 games in 13 days (Sept. 18-30), including multiple full national MLB Postseason Impact Game telecasts presented by Exxon and Mobil.

The Hall of Fame broadcaster and voice of the Dodgers since 1950 will call his final game on Oct. 2.

Remaining games will be announced in the coming days. All MLB games on ESPN are also streamed via WatchESPN.

Image courtesy of ESPN press

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