Yankees' John Sterling Bids Farewell, Leaving a Legacy of Legendary Home Run Calls
Sterling's personalized calls were the soundtrack of summer for generations of fans
Bernie Williams' home run call among the most iconic
On Saturday at Yankee Stadium, the New York Yankees honored longtime radio broadcaster John Sterling, who announced his retirement after 32 seasons. Sterling's personalized home run calls were the soundtrack of summer for generations of Yankees fans, and his iconic phrases have become synonymous with the team's success.
One of the original calls that started it all was for Bernie Williams. "Swing and a drive... into deep right field... this one is high... this one is far... and it is gone!" Sterling's call perfectly captured the excitement of the moment, and it became a signature call for one of the Yankees' most popular players.
Sterling's home run calls were more than just descriptive; they were often clever and humorous. He had a knack for coming up with unique ways to describe big moments, and his calls always brought a smile to the faces of Yankees fans.
His retirement marks the end of an era for the Yankees, but his home run calls will continue to be enjoyed by fans for years to come. They are a testament to his passion for the game and his love for the New York Yankees.
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