That sounded different. No more “All’s Wells that ends Wells.” Dave Sims didn’t have to wait long to unveil his first home run call as the Yankees’ radio broadcaster. The first Yankee home run call of ...

While famed SiriusXM shock jock Howard Stern took an interest in the new Yankees radio broadcaster’s catchphrase during his show on Wednesday — presumably believing that it was an ode to “The King of ...

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When the new Yankees radio play-by-play voice was preparing for spring training games, he wasn’t nervous at all. Remember, this isn’t Dave Sims’ first radio rodeo.

How the team moves on without Juan Soto will certainly be a major storyline, but so too will be how Dave Sims will fare in replacing John Sterling after the legendary Yankees radio voice retired ...

No broadcaster has ever begun their career with a new team quite like this. Sims discusses the booming start to his dream job ...

But even Stern’s staff pointed out during the broadcast that Sims had been using the call well before taking over Yankees ...

Dave Sims has been a fixture on sports radio dating back to the 1980s, doing about every job imaginable in that time. He has hosted call-in shows, handled pre- and postgame duties and has provided ...

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You might want to check again where Dave Sims got the inspiration for his signature catchphrase. While famed SiriusXM shock jock Howard Stern took an interest in the new Yankees radio broadcaster ...