Vin Scully Retirement Game Tickets Pulled for Additional Promotions

The city of Los Angeles has been relishing and wallowing in sorrow in what will be the last season in the broadcasting booth for legendary Dodgers announcer Vin Scully.

Tickets for the Sept. 24 matchup between the Colorado Rockies and the Los Angeles Dodgers have been taken down from stubhub.com as reported by Darren Rovell. The game is set to be marketed as the Vin Scully Retirement Game.

Stubhub has pulled Vin Scully retirement game (9/24) off site. Told Dodgers will be announcing a promotional item that will affect price.

— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) August 30, 2016

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It is believed the tickets were pulled down because the Dodgers are adding a promotional item that will in turn affect ticket prices.

The latest Dodgers News is that the first 50,000 fans in attendance will receive a limited edition Vin Scully Commemorative Coin, just four days after his bobblehead night.

On 9/24, the first 50K in attendance get a Vin Scully limited edition commemorative coin: https://t.co/afENhpDIGG pic.twitter.com/BUXbEPzhCu

— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) August 30, 2016

First 50,000 at Dodger Stadium on September 24 will receive a Vin Scully coin.

— Dylan Hernández (@dylanohernandez) August 30, 2016

Three hundred and sixty-five days ago, Scully announced that he will be ending his 67-year broadcasting career to a fan-filled Dodger Stadium.

The 87-year old has been with the Dodgers organization for almost 80 percent of his life, becoming a staple not only for the team itself but for the entire city of Los Angeles.

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Twenty-eight year old Joe Davis is slated to be the replacement for Scully. He has some pretty big shoes to fill. No pressure, Joe.

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