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Dave Sims to Replace John Sterling as New York Yankees Play-by-Play Voice
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Beasley Media Made the Right Call Letting Andre Gardner Host a Final Show on 102.9 WMGK
Time invested, impact created, trust, and relationships, all factor into these decisions.
2025 Ford C. Frick Award Finalists Announced; John Sterling, Gary Cohen, Dave Sims, Among Nominees
The National Baseball Hall of Fame has announced its 10 finalists for the 2025 Ford C. Frick Award. The award is bestowed upon one baseball...
John Sterling Relishing His Return to WFAN New York Yankees Radio Broadcasts with Suzyn Waldman
When John Sterling retired as the Yankees radio voice just a few games into this season, it came as a shock to the fan...
Suzyn Waldman: Working With John Sterling in New York Yankees Radio Booth Again Took 2 Seconds to Feel Normal
"You could tell he had missed it, and I thought it was great.”
Seattle Mariners TV Voice Dave Sims Interested in Coming Home for New York Yankees Radio Job on WFAN Per Report
According to a report today from Randy Miller of NJ Advance Media for NJ.com, Dave Sims, who has been the television voice of the...
Gregg Giannotti: Anybody Criticizing John Sterling or WFAN ‘Is Off the Mark’
Gregg Giannotti and Boomer Esiason reacted to the news that John Sterling would be coming out of retirement to call New York Yankees playoff...
John Sterling Coming Out of Retirement to Call New York Yankees Postseason Games
John Sterling, the longtime play-by-play voice of the New York Yankees, is coming out of retirement to call postseason games for the New York...
Brandon Tierney to Fill In for Suzyn Waldman in New York Yankees Radio Booth on WFAN
As the New York Yankees continue their quest to win the American League East, the rotating cast of characters in their radio broadcast booth...
Suzyn Waldman and WFAN Had a Lot to Prove 37 Years Ago
When Suzyn Waldman became the first voice ever heard on WFAN on July 1st, 1987, there weren’t too many people who thought that the radio station would have sustainability.