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sports1 year ago

How the Mets Captured Juan Soto's Heart Over the Yankees

John Sterling, the former Yankees announcer, expressed confusion over Juan Soto's decision to sign with the Mets instead of staying with the Yankees, despite a lucrative offer. Soto chose a 15-year, $765 million contract with the Mets, which included a $75 million signing bonus, over the Yankees' 16-year, $760 million offer. Sterling speculated on various factors influencing Soto's decision, such as team dynamics and personal preferences, but dismissed the idea that minor perks like a stadium suite were decisive.

via New York Post |
#john-sterling#juan-soto#mlb
sports1 year ago

Dave Sims to Succeed John Sterling as Yankees Radio Broadcaster

Dave Sims, 71, is set to become the new radio play-by-play announcer for the New York Yankees, succeeding the retired John Sterling. Sims, who has been with the Seattle Mariners since 2007, will join Suzyn Waldman on the broadcasts. The deal, which is expected to be signed soon, is for two years. Sims was chosen over Yankees' Spanish language announcer Rickie Ricardo, marking a return to New York for Sims, who previously hosted a talk show on WFAN.

via The Athletic|
#dave-sims#john-sterling#radio-broadcasting
sports1 year ago

"Yankees Radio Voice John Sterling: Colleagues Share Stories, Retirement Plans Revealed"

Colleagues and friends share their favorite memories of iconic Yankees broadcaster John Sterling, who recently announced his retirement after 36 years as the team's primary play-by-play announcer. From his unique on-air style to his enduring friendships, Sterling's impact on the game and those around him is celebrated as the Yankees prepare to honor him with a pregame ceremony at Yankee Stadium.

via The Athletic|
#broadcasters#john-sterling#memories
sports1 year ago

"Yankees Radio: The Search for John Sterling's Successor"

The race to replace John Sterling as the Yankees' radio play-by-play voice is wide open, with at least four candidates in consideration, including Justin Shackil, Emmanuel Berbari, Ryan Ruocco, and Brendan Burke. Sterling, who retired after 36 seasons, will be honored at Yankee Stadium on Saturday. Ruocco and Burke are mentioned as potential replacements, but Ruocco's existing commitments with ESPN and YES Network may pose a challenge. Shackil and Berbari have also been filling in for Sterling and are among the contenders for the role.

via New York Post |
#john-sterling#play-by-play#radio
sports1 year ago

"Yankees' Radio Booth Future Uncertain After John Sterling's Retirement"

John Sterling, the legendary voice of the New York Yankees, has retired, prompting the team and WFAN to consider his replacement in the radio broadcast booth. Justin Shackil and Emmanuel Berbari will continue to fill in for the remainder of the season, with a decision on a permanent replacement expected after the season. The Yankees will have a major say in the hiring process, and potential candidates include Rickie Ricardo, Ryan Ruocco, and Brendan Burke. Sterling, known for his iconic home run calls, will be honored in a pregame ceremony at Yankee Stadium.

via The Athletic|
#john-sterling#new-york-yankees#radio-broadcast
sports1 year ago

"Yankees' Legendary Broadcaster John Sterling Retires, Leaving a Lasting Legacy"

John Sterling, the iconic New York Yankees broadcaster, announced his immediate retirement after 36 seasons, leaving a lasting impact on fans and the baseball world. Known for his personalized home run calls and unwavering dedication, Sterling's retirement has sparked tributes from across the industry, including from former players and fellow broadcasters. In other sports news, the final round of the Masters saw a decline in viewership, WNBA player Caitlin Clark's salary has raised eyebrows, and a bizarre moment occurred during a Cardinals-A's game. Additionally, NFL star Patrick Mahomes was named one of Time's 100 most influential people, and the SI Media Podcast will feature interviews with WWE's Cody Rhodes and ESPN's Malika Andrews.

via Sports Illustrated|
#broadcasting#john-sterling#retirement
sports1 year ago

"Legendary Yankees Broadcaster John Sterling Honored as He Retires"

Broadcasters Brendan Burke and Wayne Randazzo paid tribute to retiring New York Yankees legend John Sterling by replicating his famous calls during recent games. Both broadcasters, who have personal connections to Sterling, honored him with their renditions of his iconic home run and goal calls. Sterling, who announced his retirement after 36 seasons as the Yankees' lead play-by-player, will be honored at Yankee Stadium. With a career spanning over 60 years, Sterling's influence on broadcasting, particularly in New York, is widely recognized and celebrated.

via The Athletic|
#broadcasters#john-sterling#new-york-yankees
sports1 year ago

"Yankees' Longtime Radio Voice John Sterling Retires at 85"

John Sterling, the lead radio voice of the New York Yankees, has announced his retirement due to health challenges. Sterling, 85, has been with the team since 1989 and called over 5,000 regular-season games. The Yankees will hold an on-field ceremony for Sterling at Saturday’s game. His signature home run calls and offbeat style have been a staple of Yankees broadcasts, and his retirement marks the end of an era for the team's radio broadcasts.

via Newsday|
#baseball#john-sterling#new-york-yankees
sports1 year ago

"Yankees Radio Voice John Sterling Retires, Shaking Team and Drawing Congratulations from Derek Jeter"

Legendary New York Yankees play-by-play announcer John Sterling, 85, has announced his retirement after 36 years with the team, leaving his broadcast partner Suzyn Waldman and the Yankees community saddened by his departure. Sterling, known for his iconic calls and 5,420 regular-season games, made the decision on his own terms and will be honored by the team. His impact on the sport and broadcasting industry has been profound, with players and colleagues expressing admiration for his contributions.

via The Athletic|
#broadcasting#john-sterling#new-york-yankees
sports1 year ago

"Yankees' Legendary Voice John Sterling Retires Abruptly at 85"

Longtime New York Yankees radio play-by-play announcer John Sterling is retiring immediately due to health concerns after 36 years with the team, and will be honored in a ceremony on Saturday. Sterling, 85, has been the voice of the Yankees since 1989, calling 5,420 regular-season games and 211 playoff games. The Yankees described him as "a Goliath of the sports broadcasting world" and praised his passion for baseball and the team.

via Yahoo Sports|
#john-sterling#new-york-yankees#play-by-play
sports1 year ago

"Legendary Yankees Broadcaster John Sterling Retires After 35-Year Run"

Legendary New York Yankees radio broadcaster John Sterling, 85, has announced his retirement after 36 years with the team, expressing gratitude for his 64-year broadcasting career. Known for his distinctive style and pun-driven home run calls, Sterling will be honored in a pregame ceremony on April 20 at Yankee Stadium. His contributions to the Yankees franchise and the broadcasting industry have been widely celebrated, and he was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 2018.

via CBS Sports|
#broadcasting#john-sterling#legendary
sports1 year ago

"Yankees' Legendary Radio Voice John Sterling Retires at 85"

John Sterling, the iconic radio voice of the New York Yankees, has retired at the age of 85 after 36 years in the broadcast booth, citing health concerns as a reason for his reduced role in recent seasons. Known for his distinctive home run calls and signature victory call, Sterling leaves behind a legacy of 5,420 regular-season and 211 postseason games called, as well as 20 years working alongside Suzyn Waldman. He will be honored in a pregame ceremony at Yankee Stadium before visiting the radio booth during the game against the Tampa Bay Rays.

via ESPN|
#john-sterling#mlb#new-york-yankees
sports1 year ago

"Yankees' Legendary Broadcaster John Sterling Retires from Booth After Iconic Career"

John Sterling, the iconic voice of the New York Yankees for 36 seasons, has announced his retirement from the broadcast booth, marking the end of a nearly 65-year broadcasting career. Known for his distinctive home run calls and unapologetic style, Sterling's retirement has been met with emotional reactions from fans, players, and colleagues. His contributions to the Yankees franchise and the game of baseball will be celebrated in a pregame ceremony, and his absence from the mic will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on the sport.

via NorthJersey.com|
#broadcasting#john-sterling#legacy
sports1 year ago

"Legendary Yankees Broadcaster John Sterling Set to Announce Retirement, Sources Say"

John Sterling, the iconic radio voice of the New York Yankees, is expected to announce his future plans, possibly retirement, due to health concerns at a news conference later this week. If he retires, it is expected to go into effect immediately, and WFAN would replace him with younger broadcasters. Sterling, 85, has been the voice of the Yankees since 1989 and is known for his unique home run calls and 5,060 consecutive games called over 30 years.

via The Athletic|
#health-concerns#john-sterling#new-york-yankees
sports1 year ago

"Yankees' Alex Verdugo Delivers Clutch Homer, Inspires Unique John Sterling Call"

Alex Verdugo's clutch two-run home run in the 10th inning helped the New York Yankees secure a 6-5 win against the Arizona Diamondbacks, earning him a special home run call from beloved announcer John Sterling. This marked Verdugo's first home run as a Yankee, and he expressed the significance of the moment. The game also saw the Diamondbacks responding with two runs in the 10th inning, but the Yankees ultimately prevailed with two more runs in the 11th inning. As Verdugo enters a contract year, his performance is closely watched, and his highlight against the Diamondbacks showcased his potential impact for the team.

via New York Post |
#alex-verdugo#clutch-performance#home-run