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John Sterling, Legendary Yankees Broadcaster, Retires
A New York Icon Steps Down
John Sterling, the beloved radio voice of the New York Yankees, has announced his retirement. Sterling, who has been calling Yankees games since 1989, has become synonymous with the team and its fans. His signature home run calls, such as "It is high, it is far, it is gone!" and "Touch 'em all, Yankees win!", have become iconic in baseball history.
Sterling's retirement marks the end of an era for Yankees fans. He has been a constant presence in the radio booth for over three decades, providing fans with his unique and passionate commentary. His retirement will be a major loss for the Yankees and for baseball fans everywhere.
Sterling's legacy will live on long after his retirement. His unforgettable home run calls and his dedication to the Yankees have made him a legend in the broadcasting world. He will be remembered as one of the greatest baseball broadcasters of all time.
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