John Sterling recently retired after 36 years as the radio voice of the New York Yankees. He was a mentor to this writer. He even put me on the air.

It was always assumed that whoever was named New York Yankees radio play-by-play John Sterling’s successor would have a hard time living up to the kind of legacy he built. However, as Dave Sims ...

John Sterling is at it again, sounding completely lost behind the microphone for the New York Yankees. His latest botched call came on a warning track catch by Giancarlo Stanton Monday night when ...

Yankees radio announcer Dave Sims has no regrets about taking time off in May to see his son, despite his WFAN colleague’s dismay. Sims, in his first year in the Yankees booth after taking over for ...

My friend John Sterling called today to say he’s going to be doing a talk show every Saturday from 4-5 pm on WABC AM 770 in New York. So do listen in. And now that he owes me a favor, ...

Longtime New York Yankees play-by-play voice John Sterling can’t stay away from the radio. After a farewell in April 2024 that was supposedly going to lead to retirement and the end of his ...

The New York Yankees have settled on a replacement for radio announcer John Sterling after his retirement.

Here is everything New York Yankees fans need ot know about the team's 2025 TV and radio announcers. John Sterling's official retirement has one big change on the way.

John Sterling's replacement, Dave Sims, did what Sterling practically had to be forced to do in skipping a Yankees series, and Boomer Esiason was not a fan.

Instead, Sterling announced this week that he’ll host the aptly-named “John Sterling Show” on 77 WABC in New York. The hour-long program debuts Saturday at 4 p.m. ET, ...

In his first official Yankees game as the replacement for John Sterling as the team's radio voice, Dave Sims makes his first home run call.