run to send the 1991 World Series to a seventh and decisive game in the first place: 1996 World Series During his CBS Radio broadcast in 1996, Vin Scully made another memorable call in the third inning of Game 1, when 19-year-old rookie outfielder Andruw Jones became the first National League player to hit two home runs in his first two at-bats in a World Series. 1997 World Series For CBS Radio's final World Series to date, the seventh and decisive game between the Florida Marlins and Cleveland Indians went into the bottom of the 11th inning with the score tied 2–2. This is how Vin Scully described the final moments of that game: Before CBS Radio signed off from their baseball coverage for the final time on October 26, 1997, Vin Scully and Jeff Torborg delivered this final message to listeners: Vin Scully: Tonight's game sponsored by CBS television, by Countrywide Home Loans, by Horrick, and by the U.S. Army. Our producer Norman Baer, our engineers Stem Gehan and Sam Carroll, our studio coordinator Andrew Holmlund, our PR reference has been John Ralph of the Baseball Hall of Fame, and assisting us in the booth, Dale Torborg. Once again the final score from Miami, the Marlins 3, Cleveland 2. This will be our last broadcast for CBS. Jeff, I must tell you what an absolute delight and pleasure it has been to sit here and share the broadcast with you, you're outstanding. Jeff Torborg: Vin, coming from you that's a great deal. You are not only a Hall of Fame announcer, you are more than a Hall of Fame person. And I, I respect you so much and so grateful that we have a friendship and have that for a lot of years, thank you. Scully: If we never work together I will never forget these years and thank you. I'd like to thank John Rooney, who is indeed a part of the group and to our loyal producer Norman Baer, who's done such a great job over the years. And for us that figures to wrap up our World Series work for CBS. So once again the final score, Marlins 3, Cleveland 2. The Marlins are the World Champions. Our congratulations to both teams. References External links Summer 1997: 75 Years of National Baseball Broadcasts MLB Baseball – CBS Sportsline.com Voices of The Game shop.mlb.com > Classic Radio