John Sterling Retires as Voice of the Yankees

John Sterling, the iconic radio voice of the New York Yankees, retires after a distinguished 36-year career, marking the end of an era in sports broadcasting.

John Sterling announced his immediate retirement from his role as the Yankees' lead radio play-by-play announcer, concluding a 36-year tenure.
Sterling's distinctive voice and unique calls became synonymous with Yankees baseball, providing a familiar soundtrack to generations of fans.
Health concerns and recent fatigue influenced Sterling's decision to retire, though he plans to remain involved with the team in a limited capacity.
A special on-field ceremony will honor Sterling's career during the Yankees' upcoming game against the Tampa Bay Rays.
Sterling's career spanned over six decades, during which he called over 5,420 regular-season and 211 postseason Yankees games.