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Broadcasters Commentators Announcers Dick Vitale Tributes Analysts Retirement Influential Figures Legacy Bob Uecker

John Sterling, Longtime Voice of the Yankees, Dies at 87

His signature calls shaped how generations of fans experienced Yankees baseball.

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Ian Rapoport Finalizing Multi-Year Deal With ESPN

Maple Leafs Radio Voice Joe Bowen Gets Emotional Send-Off at Final Home Call

Joe Castiglione Says He Is Cancer-Free and Plans Limited Return to Red Sox Radio

Mark Jones Leaves ESPN After 36 Years With Final Broadcast

Mike Missanelli Arrested on Simple Assault Charge After Domestic Incident in Lower Merion

Mike Breen Says Stephen A. Smith Misread His Knicks Remarks About Expectations

Vic Rauter to Retire After Men’s World Curling Championship

Gerry Sandusky, Voice of the Ravens for 20 Seasons, Retires

Audacy Layoffs Remove Devan Kaney From WIP, Eagles Sideline Future Unclear

ESPN Names Madelyn Burke SportsCenter Anchor for April Start

Longtime Mets Broadcaster Howie Rose to Retire After 2026 Season

Dick Vitale Debuts in NCAA Tournament Booth With Charles Barkley as Texas Wins on Buzzer-Beater

Bay Area Teams Honor Late Oakland Tribune Columnists Carl Steward and Dave Newhouse

Sixers PA Announcer Matt Cord to Retire After This Season

Matt Vasgersian Expected to Call Netflix’s MLB Opening Night

Marlins Analyst Tommy Hutton to Retire After 2026 Season

Pat McAfee Show Airs AI-Altered Photo of Lorenzo Styles Sr. During Combine Segment

Giants Tap Glen Kuiper for Spring Broadcast and 10–15 Regular-Season Radio Fill-Ins

John Sterling Says He Suffered January Heart Attack, Is Recovering