John Sterling Retires After 36 Seasons As Yankees Radio Broadcaster
Legendary Announcer Calls It A Career At 85
Sterling's Retirement Ends An Era For Yankees Fans
After 36 years in the Yankees radio booth, John Sterling is retiring. The legendary announcer made the announcement on Monday, effective immediately.
Sterling, 85, has been the voice of the Yankees since 1989. He is known for his enthusiastic calls, including his signature "home run call," which features the phrase "it is high, it is far, it is gone!"
Sterling's retirement is the end of an era for Yankees fans. He has been a fixture in the booth for over three decades, and his voice has become synonymous with the team.
In a statement, Sterling said that he is "proud and grateful" for his time with the Yankees. He also said that he is "looking forward to the next chapter in my life."
The Yankees have not yet announced who will replace Sterling in the radio booth. However, they are expected to make an announcement soon.
Sterling's retirement is a reminder that time marches on. He is one of the last remaining members of the "old guard" of Yankees broadcasters. His retirement marks the end of an era, but it also represents a new beginning for the Yankees.
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