Dave Sims to Replace John Sterling as Yankees Broadcaster
Dave Sims to Replace John Sterling as Yankees Broadcaster

Dave Sims to Replace John Sterling as Yankees Broadcaster

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The New York Yankees are nearing an agreement with Seattle Mariners TV announcer Dave Sims to replace legendary broadcaster John Sterling as their radio voice on WFAN. Sterling, who retired after a 36-season tenure, was known for calling over 5,000 consecutive games. Sims, 71, has extensive experience, having broadcasted Mariners games since 2007 and previously worked at WFAN from 1989-1993. Although a deal has yet to be finalized, sources indicate the Yankees are supportive of Sims taking over. Rickie Ricardo, the Yankees' Spanish radio announcer, was also considered for the position, but Sims' name recognition and experience make him a fitting successor. The transition is expected to bring stability to the Yankees' broadcasting team as they head into the 2025 season.

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