Stern was informed by one of his show staffers that Sims had been usign the phrase before coming to New York. Aaron Boone and Dave Sims talk before the Yankees’ win over the Brewers on March 27 ...

"We welcome Dave Sims to the Yankees, because anybody who says ‘Hey now’ has got to be a great guy" Photo credit: The Howard Stern Show Articles MLB By Brandon Contes on 04/03/202504/03/2025 ...

Dave Sims has some big shoes to fill as the new voice of the New York Yankees following legendary broadcaster John Sterling. It’s hard enough for the native New Yorker to make his own space in ...

Dave Sims didn't get 'Hey Now' from the Larry Sanders Show, as Howard Stern suggested, and he took to social media to explain its Depression-era origins.

It’s also the name of his podcast, which debuted last year. The phrase is also central to another New York voice: Howard Stern. “There’s a guy who announces for Major League Baseball, Dave Sims.

Apparently, legendary radio host Howard Stern and New York Yankees announcer Dave Sims are kindred spirits. Sims, the Yankees’ first-year radio play-by-play voice, punctuates home runs with a ...

Stern has often used the phrase as a tribute to “The Larry Sanders Show,” an old HBO sitcom that aired from 1992-98. “There’s a guy who announces for Major League Baseball, Dave Sims.

Sims responded this week to Stern’s playful claim that Sims “stole” his home run call —“Hey now!”—from The Larry Sanders Show, a 1990s HBO sitcom that Stern has long celebrated on-air.