John Sterling Retires as Yankees Radio Broadcaster

After 36 years, the iconic voice of the Yankees steps down, leaving a lasting legacy and cherished memories.

John Sterling, known for his unique home run calls, retires after 36 years behind the microphone for the Yankees.
Sterling plans to watch every Yankees and Mets game post-retirement, reflecting his ongoing passion for baseball.
Despite his sudden retirement, Sterling leaves behind a legacy of colorful and memorable broadcasts.
Colleagues and fans pay tribute to Sterling's impact, emphasizing his distinctive style and deep connection with listeners.
Sterling's retirement marks the end of an era for Yankees broadcasting, with fans and the baseball community acknowledging his contributions.