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04.05.2026

John Sterling, beloved voice of Yankees for 36 seasons, dies at age of 87

Broadcaster called 5,420 regular-season gamesNative New Yorker won 12 Emmys for his workJohn Sterling, whose voice became synonymous with the New York Yankees, has died at the age of 87.Sterling, a native New Yorker, started broadcasting Yankees games on radio in 1989 and continued until he retired in April 2024. During that span, he called 5,420 regular-season games and 211 in the postseason. He rarely missed a game and worked 5,060 consecutive games between 1989 and 2019. During one memorable game in 2023, he was hit by a foul ball during a broadcast and returned to work the next day. Continue reading...

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John Sterling, beloved voice of Yankees for 36 seasons, dies at 87

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04.05.2026

John Sterling, beloved voice of Yankees for 36 seasons, dies at 87

Broadcaster called 5,420 regular-season gamesNative New Yorker won 12 Emmys for his workJohn Sterling, whose voice became synonymous with the New York Yankees, has died at the age of 87.Sterling, a native New Yorker, started broadcasting Yankees games on radio in 1989 and continued until he retired in 2024. During that span, he called 5,420 regular-season games and 211 in the postseason. He rarely missed a game and worked 5,060 consecutive games between 1989 and 2019. During one memorable game in 2023, he was hit by a foul ball during a broadcast and returned to work the next day. Continue reading...

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04.05.2026

Longtime Yankees radio voice Sterling dies at 87

John Sterling, the radio voice of the New York Yankees for parts of 36 seasons, has died. He was 87.

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20.04.2026

England Women are dominating rugby in a way few have done in any sport | Sarah Rendell

The way a weakened side flattened Scotland brings to mind the Chicago Bulls of the 1990s and Pep Guardiola’s peak Manchester CityIs this England side the most dominant sporting team to have existed? That is the question many are now asking after watching the Red Roses demolish Scotland 84-7 in the Women’s Six Nations, despite having a thoroughly depleted squad, to extend their winning run to 35 games across all competitions.There will be some who will argue the Chicago Bulls of the 1990s, who won six NBA titles in the decade, or Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City, who won four Premier League titles in a row, or the New York Yankees with their run of trophies in the late 1990s take the mantle. But it is difficult to disagree with John Mitchell who said pre-tournament the team are building a dynasty after already building a legacy with their World Cup win last year. Continue reading...

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