Where to Watch Vin Scully’s Final Season

The “Voice of Heaven,” that is what they call Vin Scully. He’s the longest-serving broadcaster for a single team in sports history. Scully began his 67th – and final – season with the Dodgers on Tuesday night. Meet up at Matt Denny’s with some friends for a delicious meal and some good entertainment.

Over nearly seven decades, Vin Scully has called some of baseball’s most famous moments – including Hank Aaron’s historic home run that broke Babe Ruth’s record. Now 88 years old, Scully has called every Dodger season since 1950, when the team was still dodging trolleys in Brooklyn, Jackie Robinson was in his prime, and Harry Truman was in the White House.

He’s called more than 9,000 games. “He’s remarkable in so many ways,” said sportscaster Al Michaels. “How many people can you say in their late 80s are still at the top of his game?” Remember, that Matt Denny’s is one of the few places in town that carry the Dodger games. Come listen to Vin Scully for what is said to be his final year. And, they always have the Angel games, so stop by for an inning or two!

The menu at Matt Denny’s is always a hit. The food is always prepared fresh every day. You can choose from a wide variety of tasty food. The soup is made from scratch by the chef daily. The Guinness Stew, Ale House Burger, Fish and Chips and Baby Back Ribs are just a few of their great menu items. If you happen to be at Matt Denny’s on the weekend, try the awesome Prime Rib or for a few dollars more, try theSmothered Prime Rib – a 12-ounce cut grilled to temperature and topped with sautéed mushrooms,onions, gravy, and jack cheese, served with your choice of two sides.

Matt Denny’s is located at 145 Huntington Drive, Arcadia. Call (626) 462-0250 or visit www.MattDennys.com to view their full menu.