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John Sterling, the legendary Yankees announcer, has died at 87, leaving a legacy as a beloved voice in New York sports. His unique humor and iconic calls defined an era for Yankee fans.
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According to New York's WFAN, John Sterling has died at the age of 87.
“We are devastated to hear about the passing of John Sterling," read the post on social media, "a WFAN and Yankees radio icon whose voice was synonymous with an entire generation of Yankee fandom."
Sterling was as iconic of a voice in New York as anyone. He brought his quirky brand of humor to the radio booth calling New York Yankees games for decades. He was also a Nets and Islanders voice, and he worked in Atlanta for part of the 1980s.
As the world mourns the loss of Sterling, here's a look at some of his most iconic calls.
When the Yankees won, Sterling would call, "THEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Yankees win!" and do a little shake to put some emphasis on it. We had to include it.
Put this in the Hall of Fame of home run calls.
We'll highlight some of his best home run calls that he'd make for each player. This is one for Bernie Williams.
Too perfect for Gleyber Torres.
Also perfect for Jason Giambi.
John Sterling was known for his quirky and memorable home run calls, which became iconic among Yankees fans.
John Sterling announced Yankees games for several decades, becoming a staple in New York sports broadcasting.
John Sterling's voice and humor resonated with generations of fans, making him a significant figure in New York sports culture.
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For Hideki Matsui!
I loved his call for Giancarlo Stanton home runs.
This morphed into "That's baseball, Suzyn." But I'm including this because he partnership on air with Suzyn Waldman was also legendary, and this phrase really sums up baseball and life and everything in between.
He somehow kept going after getting hit with a foul ball. We had to include this. What a guy!
This article originally appeared on For The Win: John Sterling dies: Best Yankees calls from legendary announcer