That unmistakable, indelible, one-of-a-kind voice. John Sterling is from an age when baseball announcers had distinct personalities, instantly identified by a greeting, or a catch phrase, or a home ...
New York Yankees legendary radio voice John Sterling is coming out of retirement to call the team’s playoff games as they search for World Series No. 28 for the franchise. Sterling, the 86-year-old ...
Since John Sterling’s retirement earlier this season, there have been many different voices to serve in his place as the New York Yankees’ organization figures out who will replace him as the radio ...
John Sterling will step away from the microphone effective immediately after serving as the voice of the Yankees since 1989, but fellow broadcaster Michael Kay wondered why the legendary voice won’t ...
John (Pa Pinstripe) Sterling did the Yankees and their radio flagship station a favor Monday by retiring on the spot after 36 years behind the Bombers microphone. Sterling’s sudden sayonara now gives ...
John Sterling preferred going out without a true broadcasting farewell. The radio voice of the Yankees for 36 years said his goodbyes in The Bronx on Saturday during a retirement ceremony before the ...
Longtime New York Yankees radio play-by-play broadcasters John Sterling and Suzyn Waldman became synonymous with Yankees baseball over the course of the two decades of work they did together. And on ...
“They’re all waiting, why are they waiting?” Sterling asked, confused as ever. “Because Stanton caught the ball,” Waldman informed her broadcast partner. “Oh,” Sterling stated still confused by the ...
Things could not be better for the New York Yankees than right now. They are up 2-0 in the ALCS against the Cleveland Guardians and are just two more wins away from reaching their first World Series ...
On Saturday at Yankee Stadium, the New York Yankees honored longtime radio broadcaster John Sterling, who announced his retirement earlier this week. Sterling began broadcasting for the Yankees in ...
Longtime New York Yankees announcer John Sterling is returning to a New York City-based radio booth near you. However, Sterling doesn’t intend on coming back to spending his Saturday afternoons in ...
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