Dodger broadcasting legend Vin Scully will begin using social media this week with Twitter and Instagram, and Facebook beginning in October.
, the Twitter and Instagram accounts will officially launch Wednesday; the Facebook account will launch in October.
Scully, 92, has never used social media, so, it will be the first time he will use the digital space to give his takes on the Dodgers, baseball in general, and whatever else is on his mind. Followers also can hope to engage with him on whatever he shares.In April,
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