Even with his fame and riches as a musician, Glenn Frey had another aspiration: He thought it would be cool to be a baseball announcer.
Frey, who died Monday at 67, got his wish one day back in June 1985, when he called a game alongside iconic Dodgers announcer Vin Scully. The event was included in an MLB production about the marriage of music and baseball that aired in the late '80s.
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Watch the clip here and listen as Frey calls a Pedro Guerrero homer. The segment ends with a classic '80s baseball montage cut to Frey's hit song "The Heat Is On."
