Mariners' Dave Sims named new radio voice of the Yankees

Dave Sims replacing John Sterling as Yankees radio voice - MLB.com

NEW YORK – Dave Sims stood in front of the visiting dugout at Seattle's T-Mobile Park two months ago, watching the Yankees take batting ...

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Longtime Seattle Mariners announcer Dave Sims has been named as the new radio voice of the New York Yankees. The two-time Emmy Award winner, ...

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Mariners TV announcer Dave Sims was named WFAN's new play-by-play broadcaster on Yankees games, the station announced Thursday. #MLBbro. more.

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WFAN is close on a deal to hire Dave Sims as John Sterling's replacement. He served as the Mariners TV announcer and has delivered some ...

Yankees tap Dave Sims as new radio voice - Sports Business Journal

Seattle Mariners TV announcer Dave Sims will replace longtime broadcaster John Sterling as the new radio voice of the Yankees on WFAN660.

Dave Sims to be Yankees' new radio voice, replacing John Sterling

Sims has called Mariners games on TV for the past 17 seasons ... The New York Yankees have a new voice for their radio broadcasts, bringing in a ...

Mariners broadcaster Dave Sims hired by Yankees

Dave Sims has been hired to become the new radio voice of the New York Yankees, the team and Sims announced Thursday on social media. “We're ...

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Mariners TV announcer Dave Sims was named WFAN's new play-by-play broadcaster on Yankees games, the station announced Thursday. “The radio voice ...

Mariners' Dave Sims named new radio voice of the Yankees - KIRO 7

Audacy's WFAN 101.9 FM / 660 AM has announced Emmy Award-winning broadcaster and former Seattle Mariners broadcaster Dave Sims as the new ...

Dave Sims Nearing Deal to Return to New York, Replace John ...

Mariners broadcaster Dave Sims is nearing a deal to replace John Sterling as the Yankees' radio announcer. by: Karl Rasmussen.

Dave Sims set to leave Seattle Mariners for Yankees radio job

Seattle Mariners play-by-play broadcaster Dave Sims is set to leave the team to replace John Sterling as the new voice of the New York ...

Mariners announcer Dave Sims reportedly interviews for Yankees job

Longtime Seattle Mariners voice Dave Sims could be the one to finally take over the New York Yankees radio job permanently.

Mariners broadcaster Dave Sims leaving for Yankees - Everett Herald

WFAN and the Yankees are set to hire Dave Sims, 71, and his “hey now, hey now” signature phrase to be their new radio play-by-player succeeding ...

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Longtime Seattle Mariners announcer Dave Sims has been named as the new radio voice of the to replace John Sterling, who retired after a ...

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Mariners announcer Dave Sims to replace John Sterling as voice of ...

The Yankees announced today that long-time Mariners announcer Dave Sims will officially be tapped to replace John Sterling as the voice of the Yankees as ...

Dave Sims, voice of the Seattle Mariners, moves to the NY Yankees ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Longtime voice of the Mariners Dave Sims is the new radio play-by-play man for the New York Yankees. Sims is replacing John ...

Dave Sims Joins Yankees Radio as Broadcaster | Perigon

Dave Sims is set to become the new play-by-play announcer for the New York Yankees radio broadcasts on WFAN, succeeding the retired John ...

Dave Sims leaving Seattle Mariners to become voice of Yankees

Dave Sims is leaving Seattle to be the new radio voice of the New York Yankees after 20 years with the Mariners.

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SEATTLE — Mariners television broadcaster Dave Sims is a sports icon in the Emerald City, his home for the last 18 baseball seasons.