Welcome to the second episode of Dynastic, the podcast where we take a deep dive into the histories of iconic professional and college sports teams.

I'm Chuck Todd.

I'm Jay A. Adande, and if you're joining us for the first time, here's how this works.

Once a month, we bring a long-form episode exploring the full story of a team, and then two weeks later, we'll follow it up with an interview with a key figure from that history.

In our debut episode, we told the story of the Los Angeles Dodgers, nay, the Brooklyn Dodgers,

franchise defined by transformation and impact from Jackie Robinson, breaking baseball's color barrier,

to the move west to Fernando,

Mania, and beyond.

Today we'll talk to Jaime Harin, the Spanish voice of the Dodgers for 64 years.

We'll answer audience questions for our first episodes, and we have a special bonus,

a 2012 interview I did with Vince Scully about the Dodgers' last day in Brooklyn.

And Jay, I are going to sneak in our opinions on some of the greatest Dodger games

are memorable of all time.

But J.A., I'm going to ask you a question.

In 1999, there was this columnist for the L.A. Times who wrote the following.

This is going to sound sacrilegious.

I hit the mute button on Vin Scully recently.

Nothing against Vin.

But to listen to Scully and only Scully is to miss out on another special

broadcaster.

There's another Hall of Famer calling every Dodger game.

Jaime Harin.

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