John Sterling’s all-time best Yankees nicknames
John Sterling had been the voice of a generation for Yankees fans and had some of the most memorable home run calls of any local baseball broadcaster who sat behind a microphone.
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John Sterling, legendary Yankees radio voice, dies at 87
John Sterling, the beloved radio voice of the New York Yankees for 36 seasons, has died at the age of 87. A native New Yorker born in 1938, Sterling joined the Yankees broadcast booth in 1989 and quickly became a fixture for fans. He called 5,420 regular-season games and 211 postseason contests, including five World … The post John Sterling, legendary Yankees radio voice, dies at 87 appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Elle Duncan responds to backlash over Netflix MLB broadcast
Netflix was trying to make a splash with their MLB Opening Night debut, but it left baseball fans at home feeling like they got soaked. And in response to the criticism, host Elle Duncan says the messages were heard loud and clear. The streamer’s forays into the live sports world have focused on big events,…
Adam Ottavino reportedly joining ESPN as MLB analyst
Adam Ottavino is joining ESPN as an MLB analyst, per Front Office Sports. Ottavino pitched for five teams over a 15-year career as one of the better relievers of his generation, last playing a full season with the New York Mets in 2024 before retiring. The 40-year-old has been one of the more compelling voices…