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Fighting for the ’60 World Series title in Game#7, Bill Mazeroski’s 9th inning, stunning HR was gripping!
CURT SMITH’S FOUR PART SERIES ON THE GRIPPING 1960 FALL CLASSIC: THIS IS PART TWO […]
Two men who like the limelight: First, Musburger was booted, now Sterling had games taken from him
Brent Musburger and John Sterling If it’s not one nonconformist it’s another. Brent Musburger […]
Tony Kubek, 86, a longtime Yankee and NBC MLB broadcaster, lives quietly with family in Wisconsin
A quarter-century ago, network television weekly ferried baseball across the land. Today streaming, cable, and […]
Jerry Coleman: A Rookie of the Year, a military hero, humble and a great American; 2 Wars, 13 Air Medals
From the 1940s until 2012, Jerry Coleman was among baseball’s greatest characters—priceless even when he […]
Was Phil Rizzuto the most popular Yankee voice ever? Reading historian Curt Smith’s piece, you can think so
To warm baseball’s current lockout chill, we present a series of profiles of top past […]
Embraced by all? The Yanks’ John Sterling is behind only the beloved Phil Rizzuto in longevity, 33 years
Today continues our look at radio/TV Voices of all of baseball’s 10 post-season teams […]
John Sterling: The Yankee years – A lightning rod for criticism
John Sterling’s first foray into New York radio was somewhat successful. He certainly left his […]
Often criticized Yankees play-by-player John Sterling, 80 today, was a pioneer sports talk host
Happy Birthday America, the greatest country on earth! Yes, two of our founding fathers and […]
‘Other’ Rickie Ricardo Making Own Name As Yankees And Eagles Spanish Voice
in Spanish, in rival cities, Rickie Ricardo broadcasts the games of the New York Yankees […]