John Sterling Retires as Yankees Radio Announcer
A Legendary Career Comes to an End
After 34 seasons as the radio play-by-play announcer for the New York Yankees, John Sterling has announced his retirement. The legendary broadcaster has called over 5,400 regular season games and 211 postseason games during his illustrious career.
A Farewell to the Bronx Bomber
"I've had the privilege of broadcasting some of the greatest moments in Yankees history," said Sterling. "I'm so grateful for the opportunity to have been a part of this team and to have shared these memories with all of our loyal fans."
Sterling's signature catchphrases, such as "Holy Cow!" and "It's a Grand Slam!", have become synonymous with Yankees broadcasts. He has witnessed some of the most iconic moments in franchise history, including the team's 27 World Series championships.
A Voice for the Fans
Sterling's connection with Yankees fans has been a key factor in his longevity. His enthusiastic and knowledgeable commentary has resonated with generations of listeners who have come to rely on his voice for their baseball fix.
"John Sterling has been the voice of the Yankees for so long that it's impossible to imagine the team without him," said Yankees President Randy Levine. "His passion for the game and his love for the fans have made him an iconic figure in both baseball and broadcasting."
Sterling's retirement marks the end of an era for Yankees fans. However, his legacy will continue to live on through the countless memories he has created for his listeners.
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