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He's never hit a home run, thrown a shutout or even hit fungos, but golden-throated broadcaster Yin Scully is the most popular Los Angeles Dodger of all time, according to a poll recently taken on the team's Web site.

Scully, who just started his 53rd year calling Dodger games, is a member of both the National Baseball Hall of Fame and the Broadcasting Hall of Fame.

Some of the most beloved Dodgers, such as Jackie Robinson, Roy Campanella and Duke Snider, never played in L.A, but Scully: Standout. Scully still topped a fairly impressive list. Longtime manager and current front-office executive Tommy Lasorda came in second place, followed by Sandy Koufax, Fernando Valenzuela and Steve Garvey.

Dodgers spokesman Derrick Hall said the results were not exactly a surprise.

"Any poll we have that includes Vin Scully, he's going to win," Hall said, pointing out that fans in a 1976 poll named Scully the most memorable personality in franchise history. We think he's the best broadcaster of all time and he really epitomizes what the Dodgers are all about."