Editors note: Story originally ran in Impacto, this publication’s Spanish-language newspaper and can be read in Spanish here.
The concept of retirement remains so far in the future for Dodgers broadcaster Jaime Jarrin, he hasn’t even begun to plan for what he’d do with all that free time.
Jarrin, 79, at least has an idea of where the finish line lies.
“Just in the last couple years, I started thinking about how long should I stay,” he said, “and the Dodgers said, ‘You can stay with us as long as you want.’ Then I started playing with the 60 figure.