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#JETS #followback #ny4life #2-6 #dreamville

[Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter]

ESPN’s tribute to the great Linda Cohn, who hosted over 5,000 SportsCenters in 34 years with the company.

[daigejets28 @daige96]

@Yankees 2 years ago today Ben rice first major league hit !!!

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@joshhart We love you !!!!

[Joe Benigno @JoeBenigno_real]

NEW YORK, NEW YORK!!!

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@Keith_McPherson Let him !!! Only help the Knicks

[daigejets28 @daige96]

@mayhemraftice @NBA It’s bc it’s the Knicks don’t want them to win !!

[dude @mayhemraftice]

Are you fucking kidding me, they let him do whatever he wants

[Ari Meirov @MySportsUpdate]

#Seahawks WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba received his Offensive Player of the Year trophy … but the plaque says Defensive Player of the Year. 🤦‍♂️

“It’s getting disrespectful at this point.”

[daigejets28 @daige96]

Wemby with the silencer from the logo ….. SSH!!!

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@Keith_McPherson Time to go get Ryan Jeffers

[daigejets28 @daige96]

Class act ! My prayers go out to Nick nurse and his family life is more than a game of basketball

[Awful Announcing @awfulannouncing]

Chicago White Sox radio announcer Len Kasper pays tribute to John Sterling with his call of a Munetaka Murakami home run. ⚾️🎙️📻

[daigejets28 @daige96]

I want to dedicate this post to the late great John sterling ! You were my childhood and my love for baseball is a big part because of your passion of calling the game ! May you rest in peace 💙 yankee baseball won’t be same with out you

[Laura Albanese @AlbaneseLaura]

John Sterling was one in a million, and I'll miss him. He left me this voicemail once, and I think it shows so much of his lovely personality. Sound up:

[daigejets28 @daige96]

@BigKnickEnergy_ @Keith_McPherson we out here ready to go Knicks in six #GoNYGONYGo

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@CallingOurShot Go New York go New York go @daige88

[MLB @MLB]

We are saddened by the passing of former New York Yankees broadcaster John Sterling.

Through his unique style and passionate play-by-play calls, Sterling endeared himself to generations of players and fans as radio voice of the Yankees from 1989 to 2024.

His signature punctuation of Yankees victories included calling the final out of five World Series championships.

Sterling’s seven-decade broadcasting career also included stints with the Atlanta Braves and Hawks, the New York Nets and Islanders, and the Baltimore Bullets.

He was 87 years old.