John Sterling deserved every tribute he got yesterday, whether it's as a person or what he did for us as New Yorkers, Yankee fans, non-Yanky fans with an excellent broadcasting career. We did it all here on WFN. If you missed any of it, you can obviously download our podcasts and check it out. The Yankees did an incredible job. They had a video package set up for John. The players were on the field. They put the flowers down at home play, both Michael Kay and Susan Walben. and there were tributes all over the place.

Broadcast. set up for John. The players were on the field. They put the flowers down at home play, both Michael

Kay and Susan Walben. And there were tributes all over the place. Broadcasters imitating John

with the high as far, or this team wins, that team wins. But I want to show you something

about John Sterling's greatness that I don't think enough people appreciate. It bothered me. It bothers

me. And bothers me.

And Susan even said it when she was on with us yesterday, when anyone called him a homer.

Because he wasn't a homer.

John Sterling did something that a lot of broadcasters can't do.

He lived for the big moment, even when it was bad for the New York Yankees.

And so Yankee fans, bear with me.

And Sean, you'll approve that this is not trolling.

This is just showing the brilliance of John Sterling.

This was probably the most show prep we did today was you clearing the air with me and we went over everything.

Yes.

We have now pulled three of the most painful moments in New York Yankees history as called by John Sterling.

And the three moments, and I'm not including 2024, I put that one away.

I think that's too soon.

Let's just tuck that one away.

I pulled game seven of the 01 World Series Luis Gonzalez walkoff.

I pulled Josh Beckett getting the final out of game six of the World Series in 2003.

And yes, the final out of the collapse of 2004.

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