John Sterling Retires: An End of an Era in the Bronx
"And theeeeeeeeeeere's a grand slam!"
John Sterling's Iconic Home Run Call
On Monday, the legendary voice of the New York Yankees, John Sterling, announced his retirement from the booth. The beloved broadcaster has been calling Yankees games for 33 seasons, becoming synonymous with the team and the sport of baseball.
Sterling's unique style and unforgettable home run call have made him an icon in the world of sports broadcasting. His signature phrase, "And theeeeeeeeeeere's a grand slam!" has echoed through Yankee Stadium countless times, bringing joy and excitement to millions of fans.
In his final series in the booth last weekend, Sterling received a standing ovation from the Yankee Stadium crowd. It was a fitting tribute to a broadcaster who has given so much to the team and its fans.
While Sterling's retirement marks the end of an era, his legacy will live on. His iconic home run call will forever be associated with the New York Yankees, and his voice will continue to be heard in the hearts of baseball fans everywhere.