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Suzyn Waldman reflects on John Sterling’s life and 64-year broadcasting career after his death at 87 from heart surgery complications, noting his unmatched longevity (5,060 consecutive games) and the authentic, heartfelt calls that defined his Yankees tenure, including Waldman’s favorite moment—the tearful Jeter’s 3,000th hit call.
Suzyn Waldman honors John Sterling, the longtime Yankees radio voice who died at 87, recalling their long partnership and his distinctive Broadway-flavored play-by-play that endeared him to fans; Sterling retired in 2024 after a storied career, and Waldman highlighted how he connected with generations of Yankee fans through his iconic calls and emotional moments like Derek Jeter's 3,000th hit.
Legendary New York Yankees play-by-play announcer John Sterling, 85, has announced his retirement after 36 years with the team, leaving his broadcast partner Suzyn Waldman and the Yankees community saddened by his departure. Sterling, known for his iconic calls and 5,420 regular-season games, made the decision on his own terms and will be honored by the team. His impact on the sport and broadcasting industry has been profound, with players and colleagues expressing admiration for his contributions.