john sterling

A familiar voice will be narrating the New York Yankees' 2024 playoff run on the radio.

John Sterling was a one-of-a-kind baseball radio by play voice who set himself apart from the rest with his unique signature home run calls.

85-year old John Sterling has announced his retirement from the New York Yankees' radio broadcast booth, as confirmed by the team.

As John Sterling returns to the broadcast booth for the New York Yankees, we put together a few moments to remind everyone why he's the best in the business.

After Kevin Brown was suspended indefinitely by the Baltimore Orioles, broadcasters from the New York Mets and Yankees voiced support for the Syracuse alum.

How many pitches did New York Yankees' radio broadcaster John Sterling miss after getting plunked by a foul ball? Zero, because he's a warrior.

John Sterling can't broadcast games for the New York Yankees forever, and when he does step aside, a new favorite has emerged to replace him in the booth.

John Sterling is a legend in New York, and baseball, broadcasting, but even the best slip-up every now and then. Which of John's missed calls is your favorite?

I'm a fan of John Sterling. Long before Sterling began his 33-season (and counting) tenure as the lead radio voice of the New York Yankees in 1989, I was following his career.

Friday, our buddy Pete Caldera, from Northjersey.com was on The Drive with Charlie & Dan. Pete is the beat writer for the New York Yankees and relayed a story that he wrote about in Friday's paper regarding Yankee legendary radio broadcaster John Sterling.

For the last 15 years the New York Yankees' Radio broadcast has featured John Sterling and Suzyn Waldman. The upcoming and 16th season will remain the same. Last season was the first time in 30 years that Sterling had missed a broadcast. So there were some questions as to whether or not the duo would remain intact.

The legendary broadcaster was profiled by HBO's Real Sports this week