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The Dan Patrick Show
"john sterling" Discussed on The Dan Patrick Show
"For Christmas one year. My mom was like, can you believe we got you, pear? Cavina claims to have had like 30 pair of them. 35. But here's the thing. Spoiled joke. My mom spent so much money on my cheese. We had no money for food. So we had eaten cereal. That's what it is. If you had more than one, on weekends, we would get to choose a cereal. That would be the only cereal box in the house for the whole week. What was your go to, Joe? What was your favorite? Well, we grew up on generics because it was 5 of us. Oh, you had tasty oats? So no, we just had flakes. Not even break out the flakes. Cereal. You know what? I'll be honest. There was something about it. I don't know why. I might be the only one. But do you feel like the texture of special K made it better than wheaties? I like special Ken. Rich was eaten. I like wheaties. That special kid kind of got stuck to the roof of your mouth. It was weird. Did you say that I eat wikis? All right, let's go. Let's go. Great nets was great. Hey, corn flakes in the hood though, rich. That was in everybody's kitchen. Corn flakes. Corn flakes. Kicked in when your mom went on a health kick. That sugar sitting on the table was a necessary ingredient. Of course. Our inflation then the only sugary one, honeycomb. Remember honeycomb? Froot loops is one that you see a lot in hotels. That's another froot loop tricks for kids. John in Ohio. You're on with cavina and rich. In for Dan Patrick, throwback Thursday. We're talking old school cereals. What's up, John? Hey guys. I used to be at South Carolina now. I'm in Ohio, but the serial that comes out at Halloween frankenberry Uber and count chocula. What's the best one? I always ate Franken berry, but when Halloween comes around, I buy a box and I try a bowl of it. Can I tell you, bro John, me and my uncle, because he's like my older brother, right? We still fight about. Till this day, which is the best. And it's so clearly count chocula, but he swears his blueberry. You guys need to have better arguments. Hey, do you want to fight about who's the goat? LeBron and Jordan, or count chocula blueberry. Camino sees his uncle twice a year. Hey, uncle Joe. I'm telling you it's blueberry. That's what you talk about? I swear to God. Hey, how's life? Don't forget about life. We'll talk about captain crunch. I'm like, he's this guy's crazy to think blueberry was the best. Blueberries the hardest to find. That's your biggest qualm with uncle Joe. But those are great, great old school cereals that still hit in my opinion. Kevin in Arizona, you're on with convening on rich in for DP. What's up? Hey, what's going on guys? Hey, you guys are forgetting one. I don't know if you remember waffle crisp. I do remember waffle Chris. There was waffles too at one point, but waffle crisp was soggy quick though, didn't it? They had that waffle syrupy taste to them. I loved it. You know, we talked about one of my favorite cinnamon toast crunch. You know what they have now, you go down the cereal aisle. They have like cinnamon churros and cinnamon French toast. They have all these variations now. They try to get you. They try to get you. Yeah, they got Oreo cereal. Yeah, they got everything, man. Gerard in LA, what's up Gerard? Good morning, gentlemen. What's up man? I love your show. Thanks brother. It's your show and even when it's not your show. Appreciate you, man. One 60. I've always wanted to say that. Anyway, it's got to be Chris berry's guy. You know what, John? John Sterling, is he do the voice-over for Kevin crunch? He does. That is far. It's a soggy. Crunch berries. Must antonian blast. It is gone. Crunch. Berries. Jon stewing, the voice of the Yankees is also the voice of captain crunch. According to us, according to us, but hold on, he said crunch berries? Yeah. In my family, we were a serial family, peanut butter crunch was number one. Number one. Peanut butter crunch was the shiz bang snappy. That's number one? No, no, no, not my number one. It was the number one of the captain crush. Yeah, it's changed now though. Yeah, they changed. They changed it. And by the way, you know it's Cap'n Crunch, right? It's not like captain cap in crunch. Cap and cap? No cap. But there was choco crunch. There was the regular generic captain crunch. There was lots of them. I'm a big fan of chocolate that could change the milk. That's the whole thing. I think you're leading. You want to compete on the same page. Let's go to Thomas and Iowa and then cavina reveals the number one. What's up Thomas? Hey, what's up, y'all? Hey, fruity pebbles. And what's up a serial person are you? Do you eat it right away? Or do you wait for it to get soggy? You know, personally, I wait for it to get sog. A strategy, by the way, Thomas, is that first of all, the famous phrase or meme, what psycho pours the milk in first. You gotta put the cereal in first, then you pour the milk over and then a person that puts the milk in first as a person I put a shoe on before their sock. It's ridiculous. And then once you pour the milk in, then you take the spoon and push the cereal around the outside so that everything's submerged. You can't, you can't eat it right away, but you don't want it to get too soggy. So you give it like almost like a 32nd count. Or like a standing ten count. You gotta give it a little break. Old school cereals. We've talked mom cereals. But that guy's right. Fruity pebbles is in my top three. Fruity pebbles is great, but it's very tricky. Just like tricks and shape different little pebbles. I have four that stand out. And I refuse to say Mount Rushmore because that's what everyone does. So I won't do that. But I have four that stand out. And I think one of them is your number one. I'll lead you into it, but I think fruity pebbles is on the list. Cinnamon toast crunch. They're always after me lucky charms. I like some lucky charms. Just based on those stupid marshmallows. Again, in my house, you just got the box without the marshmallows because that would just eat all the marshmallows. You know, I did that as an adult, my wife's like, she's like, you're eating all the kids marshmallows. I'm like, shut your mouth, don't they? Just sell the marshmallows now? They do. Yeah, that's fat America okay. So lucky charms. Lucky charms pretty pebble cinnamon toast crunch and the number one that I think we agree on. Number one, because I would eat it by the box. Wait, hold on, let me write it. Yes. We agree. So rich and I agree. It's in the top. I had it recently, and it's the best. It's a Joel, you're not going to deny it either because you love the chocolatey milk, the chocolatey milk that's left over. Cocoa pebbles Brown. And the conversations, the king. Until they came out with the cocoa corn frosted flakes. They're not better than the pebbles. I feel like you don't have a leg up to have a leg up on you already because they're the frosted flakes. You just want, you know why? Because you grew up eating flakes. That's true. I ate the pebbles. Once I became the person that buys my own cereal, I rebelled. Yeah, he's like, I've never seen nothing from the generic aisle. Nothing going back to flakes again. Hold on, so okay, my number one. My number one is cocoa pebbles, rich what's your number one? Cinnamon toast crunch. I mean, cocoa pebbles might be with everyone, but I think cinnamon toast crunch is hard to beat. I'm gonna go cinnamon toast crunch. So Joel is your number one flakes or the new chocolatey flakes. Actually, if I just put just the right amount of sugar on them flakes, they'd be better than frosted flakes, but frosted flakes is my number one. Danny J what's your number one? Bits. Number one for me. Lucky charms. Wow. All right, honey nut Cheerios is on the list. That's a great, that's a great cereal that's a healthy. Maybe because this box was a little cheaper. Remember O's? Yeah. She got all the, she got all the honey cereals. Spotty, what's your number one? Man. King vitamin? Oh, I loved king vitamin. And kaboom. Kaboom
The Dan Patrick Show
"john sterling" Discussed on The Dan Patrick Show
"You, pear? Cavina claims to have had like 30 pair of them. 35. But here's the thing. Spoiled joke. My mom spent so much money on. We had no money for food. So we had to eat cereal. That's what it is. If you had more than one, weekends, we would get to choose a cereal. That would be the only cereal box in the house for the whole week. What was your go to, Joe? What was your favorite? Well, we grew up on generics because it was 5 of us. Oh, you had tasty oats? So no, we just had flakes. Not even break out the flakes. Cereal. You know what I'll be honest. There was something about it. I don't know why. I might be the only one. But do you feel like the texture of special K made it better than wheaties? I like special Ken. Richard's eating weeks. That special kid kind of got stuck to the roof of your mouth. It was weird. Did you say that I eat wiki? All right, let's go to great nuts. Let's go. Grape nuts was great. Hey, corn flakes in the hood though rich. That was in everybody's kitchen. Corn flakes. Corn flakes. Kicked in when your mom went on a health kick. It was a necessary ingredient. Of course. And then the only sugary one, honeycomb. Remember honeycomb? Froot loops is one that you see a lot in hotels. That's another froot loop tricks for kids. John in Ohio. You're on with convenient rich. In for Dan Patrick, throwback Thursday we're talking old school cereals. What's up, John? Hey, guys. I used to be in south Carolina now. I'm in Ohio, but the serial that comes out at Halloween, frankenberry, blueberry, and count chocula. What's the best one? I always ate Franken berry, but when Halloween comes around, I buy a box, and I try a bowl of it. Can I tell you, bro John, me and my uncle, because he's like my older brother, right? We still fight about. Till this day, which is the best. And it's so clearly count chocula, but he swears his blueberry. And you guys need to have better arguments. Hey, do you want to fight about who's the goat? LeBron and Jordan, or count chocula blueberry. Camino sees his uncle twice a year. Hey, uncle Joe. I'm telling you it's blueberry. That's what you talk about? I swear to God. Hey, how's life? Don't forget about life. We're talking about captain crunch. I'm like, he's this guy's crazy to think blueberry was the best. Blueberries the hardest to find that your biggest qualm with uncle Joe. But those are great, great old school cereals that still hit in my opinion. Kevin in Arizona, you're on with convening on rich in for DP. What's up? Hey, what's going on guys? Hey, you guys are forgetting one. I don't know if you remember waffle crisp. I do remember waffle Chris. There was waffles too at one point, but waffle crisp was soggy quick though, didn't it? They had that waffle syrupy taste to them. I loved it. You know, we talked about one of my favorite cinnamon toast crunch. You know what they have now, you go down the cereal aisle. They have like cinnamon churros and cinnamon French toast. They have all these variations now. They try to get you. They try to get them. They got Oreo cereal. Yeah, they got everything, man. Gerard in LA, what's up Gerard? Good morning, gentlemen. What's up, man? I love your show. Thanks brother. It's your show. And even when it's not your show appreciate you, man. I've always wanted to say that. Anyway, it's got to be Chris berry's guy. You know what, Jon Snow. John Sterling, is he do the voice-over for Kevin crunch? He does. That is high. That is far. It's a soggy. Crunch berries. Must antonian blast. It is crunch berries. John Stewart, the voice of the Yankees is also the voice of captain crunch. According to us, according to us, but hold on, he said, crunch berries? Yeah. In my family, we were a serial family, peanut butter crunch was number one. Number one. Peanut butter crunch was the shiz bang snappy. That's number one? No, no, no, not my number one. It was the number one of the captain crunch. Yeah, it's changed now though. Yeah. They changed it. And by the way, you know, it's Cap'n Crunch, right? It's not like captain this cap in crunch. Cap and captain? No cap. But there was choco crunch. There was the regular generic captain crunch. There was lots of them. I'm a big fan of chocolate that could change the milk. That's my number one answer. I think you're leading. You want to compete on the same page. Let's go to Thomas and Iowa and then cavina reveals the number one. What's up Thomas? Hey, what's up, y'all? Hey, fruity pebbles. And what's up a serial person are you? Do you eat it right away? Or do you wait for it to get soggy? I wait for it to get soggy. A strategy, by the way, Thomas, is that first of all, the famous phrase or meme, what psycho pours the milk in first. You gotta put the cereal in first, then you pour the milk over. A person that puts the milk in first, there's a person that puts a shoe on before their sock. It's ridiculous. And then once you pour the milk in, then you take the spoon and push the cereal around the outside so that everything submerged. You can't, you can't eat it right away, but you don't want it to get too soggy. So you give it like almost like a 32nd count. Or like a standing ten count. You gotta give it a little break. Old school cereals. We've talked mom cereals. But that guy's right. Fruity pebbles is in my top three. Fruity pebbles is great, but it's very tricky. Just like tricks and shape different little pebbles. I have four that stand out. And I refuse to say Mount Rushmore because that's what everyone does. So I won't do that. But I have four that stand out. And I think one of them is your number one. I'll lead you into it, but I think fruity pebbles is on the list. Cinnamon toast crunch. They're always after me lucky charms. I like some lucky drums, just based on those stupid marshmallows. Again, in my house, you just got the box without the marshmallows, because that would just eat all the marshmallows. You know, I did that as an adult, my wife's like, she's like, you're eating all the kids marshmallows on them. Don't they? Marshmallows now? They do. Yeah, that's fat America. So lucky charms. Lucky charms pretty pebble cinnamon toast crunch and the number one that I think we agree on. Number one, because I would eat it by the box. Wait, hold on, let me write it. Yes. We agree. So rich and I agree. It's in the top. I had it recently, and it's the best. Joel, you're not gonna deny either, 'cause you love the chocolatey milk. The chocolatey milk that's left over. Cocoa pebbles Brown. And the conversations, the king. Until they came out with the cocoa corn frosted flakes. They're not better than the pebbles. They had a leg up on you already because they're the frosted flakes. You just want, you know why? Because you grew up eating flakes. That's true though. It's soup. I ate the pebbles. Once I became the person that buys my own cereal, I rebelled. Yeah, he's like, I've never nothing from the generic aisle. Going back to flakes again. Hold on, so okay, my number one. My number one is cocoa pebbles, rich what's your number one? Cinnamon toast crunch. I mean, cocoa pebbles might even everyone, but I think cinnamon toast crunch is hard to beat. I'm gonna go cinnamon toast crunch. So Joel is your number one flakes or the new chocolatey flakes. Actually, if I just put just the right amount of sugar on them flakes, they'd be better than frosted flakes, but frosted flakes is my number one. What's your number one? I'm saving bits. Number one for me. Lucky charms. Wow. All right, honey nut Cheerios is on the list. That's a great that's a great Sierra. Maybe because
Bloomberg Radio New York
"john sterling" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"On. There goes deep loved in his high. That is far ahead as God number 62 to set the new American League record. No WFA ends, John's Sterling with the call. Aaron judge 62. And by the way, the fan that caught the ball, that ball is probably worth guys $2 million. And that's just right now. Wait until we check in on it in a year or two or three years from now, 5 years from now. This man is the Aaron judge is his swing is so smooth, it's scary smooth, and he was talking about all of the pressure that he had when he didn't have the 62 yet and then he hit it and then he talked about it after the game. It's a big relief. I think everybody can finally sit down their seats and watch the ball game. Yeah, but I did well. No, man. I can hear him smiling as he was saying that. You can't you hear him smiling? Why don't you hear every time you hear this in Roger Maris was saying the same thing, well, it's a team sport and I care about and you can hear it, but man, the moment he hit 62 is like, hell yeah. It's like, come on, boys. Let's go, man. It's a relief for me because I don't have to stay up at night watching anymore. You can move on with your life. Moving on now. We're in the thick of college football season. So let's explore the ever intensifying and growing business of inter collegiate athletics and how that has affected today's college athletes, joining us to talk more about the topic. We have Amy preved perko. She's the CEO of the knight commission on intercollegiate athletics, Amy, thank you so much for joining us on the Bloomberg business of sports. Thanks for having me. It's good to be here. College sports, we're in the middle of the big football season. Where do you see college sports now, especially now that we're about to have two major breakaway divisions with the SEC and the Big Ten? Where do you see it going? That used to be a $1 million question. And now it is literally a $10 billion question. Because the financial stakes have really driven all of what we're seeing play out in real time in terms of the issues of schools, abandoning 100 year old relationships and affiliations for conferences that will offer more media payouts at the end of the day. And just the college football playoff managers are meeting about the future of that marquee event and it's expected expansion to a 12 team event that some believe could bring in $2 billion annually from that football playoff. So clearly at the highest levels of college sport, the financial stakes have grown tremendously. And that also raises big questions about whether the current grouping of 300 plus schools that are division one schools with the NCAA can remain in the same division and it's really the basketball March Madness that is the glue that holds that association together. So Amy, the night commission is this independent group of thought leaders you've got this legacy of impacting NCAA policies, your prioritizing your college athletes education, health and safety. It's really an independent group from where you sit. Do you see as a single biggest concern when it comes to college athletes? What are you prioritizing? What is at the top of your to do list? Yeah, that's a great question. And our goal really has been a prioritized, as you
Bloomberg Radio New York
"john sterling" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"WFA end, John Sterling with the call. Aaron judge 62. And by the way, the fan that caught the ball, that ball is probably worth guys $2 million. And that's just right now. Wait until we check in on it in a year or two or three years from now, 5 years from now. This man is the Aaron judge is his swing is so smooth, it's scary smooth, and he was talking about all of the pressure that he had when he didn't have the 62 yet and then he hit it and then he talked about it after the game. It's a big relief. I think everybody can finally sit down their seats and watch the ball game. Yeah, but I did well. No, man. I can hear him smiling as he was saying that. Can't you hear him smiling? Why don't you hear in every time you hear this in Roger Maris was saying the same thing, well, it's a team sport and I care about and you can hear it, but man, the moment he hit 62 is like, hell yeah. It's like, come on, boys. Let's go, man. It's a relief for me because I don't have to stay up at night watching anymore. You can move on with your life. Moving on now. We're in the thick of college football season, so let's explore the ever intensifying and growing business of inter collegiate athletics and how that has affected today's college athletes. Joining us to talk more about the topic, we have Amy prevent perco. She's the CEO of the knight commission on intercollegiate athletics, Amy, thank you so much for joining us on the Bloomberg business of sports. Thanks for having me. It's good to be here. College sports, we're in the middle of the big football season. Where do you see college sports now, especially now that we're about to have two major breakaway divisions with the SEC and the Big Ten? Where do you see it going? That used to be a $1 million question. And now it is literally a $10 billion question. Because of financial stakes have really driven all of what we're seeing play out in real time in terms of the issues of schools, abandoning 100 year old relationships and affiliations for conferences that will offer more media payouts at the end of the day. And just the college football playoff managers are meeting about the future of that marquee event and it's expected expansion to a 12 team event that some believe could bring in $2 billion annually from that football playoff. So clearly at the highest levels of college sport, the financial stakes have grown tremendously. And that also raises big questions about whether the current grouping of 300 plus schools that are division one schools with the NCAA can remain in the same division and it's really the basketball March Madness that is the glue that holds that association together. So Amy, the night commission is this independent group of thought leaders you've got this legacy of impacting NCAA policies, your prioritizing your college athletes education, health, and safety. It's really an independent group from where you sit. Do you see as a single biggest concern when it comes to college athletes? What are you prioritizing? What is at the top of your to do list? Yeah, that's a great question. And our goal really has been to prioritize, as you
Bloomberg Radio New York
"john sterling" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"On. There goes deep loved in his high. That is far ahead. Number 62 to set the new American League record. The call by John Sterling on WFAN, Aaron judge after the game said it was a long week waiting for the record breaking run. It's a big relief, and I think everybody can finally sit down their seats and watch the ball game. And as for the fan who caught the ball, that's the souvenir for a fan, so, you know, they made a great catch out there, and they got every right to it. The MLB record is 73, set in 2001 by Barry Bonds. United Airlines is said to be restarting Hong Kong flights as soon as January. It's one of a handful of major airlines to resume passenger flights to the city, which has largely been cut off to the outside world since the start of the pandemic. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios, this is global news. 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts and more than a 120 countries, Michael Barr, this is Bloomberg. New Jersey institute of technology makes innovation happen. The university helped biomedical engineering professor Tara Alvarez launch a startup that may revolutionize vision therapy. Our startup through NG it is called ocular motor technology. We create virtual reality, vision therapy in a head mounted display. So it's gaming and basically for sugarcoating the therapy so that children and young adolescents don't even realize they're doing therapy. To accomplish this, we need biomedical engineers, which are here in on GIT campus, computer scientists, artists, people that are into story development, and then we are collaborating with a lot of the large pediatric medical centers. This idea of a startup culture is extremely important to not just NG IT and the national science foundation, but also to the U.S. as a societal whole. And JIT, New Jersey institute of technology. Learn more at NJ IT dot EDU. Not completing high school is more of a social thing than it was an academic thing. I came out in the 11th grade. Nobody was embracing you. Kids were cruel. It was very difficult to be gay. Even though all these years have passed, I still had that longing to have my diploma. The hard part was determining that I was going to do it. But I definitely didn't do it alone. At age 30, with the help of her mentor, Carissa finished her high school diploma. I have a mentor, Maria. She convinced me to continue my education and finish what I started to get my diploma. Just never judges. She's a true role
Bloomberg Radio New York
"john sterling" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Mister Giuliani had satisfied his obligation on the subpoena. So I was very happy with my satisfied my application. Giuliani was in a wheelchair because of a recent stint operation. Russia's aggression in the eastern part of Ukraine has been escalating in recent weeks in kharkiv, at least 11 people died in a missile strike that hit a handful of civilian areas. The CDC director is planning a major overhaul of the agency after an internal review, acknowledged missteps in its response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Doctor Rochelle Walensky says the agency review found the CDC's COVID guidelines on masks, vaccines, and more have been confusing and overwhelming echoing public criticism. Former CDC director doctor Richard besser also says he believes the agency could have responded to COVID better. When I was at CDC, we would all go through training and risk communication and the mantra for risk communication is the first be right and be credible. And when it comes to the being first, CDC failed in a big way. Doctor besser spoke to ABC. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios this is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries. Michael Barr, this is Bloomberg Tom Paul. Michael Barr, I thought he was fabulous last night. We need to pause for someone 84 years old who is the workhorse of sports broadcasting, not Vincent the late Vince Scully. John Sterling was brilliant last night on that Grand Slam home run to end the game for the Yankees. It was poetry. By gosh, it's Josh. He put a Grand Slam a walk off Grand Slam. In the tenth inning and the Yankees won the game, I think 8 7. And boy, I mean, John Sterling, he's had some calls, you know, especially when Aaron judge is at the plate and he knocks a home. All rise, you know, I can't even do it. That's I am sorry, mister Sterling, but John, we don't talk enough about it in New York. Because of the media of New York and just New York. But he's up there with a giant sepsis. Absolutely. I'm a huge dumb Sterling fan. I've been listening to him for as long as he's been doing it. It's just extraordinary. He has some detractors, but I think at the end of the day he is right there with some of the great local and when you talk about baseball, it's local Vin Scully for the Dodgers, for example. Joe castiglione in New York. In Boston. Television, I think. I can't even do it. We're need to probably can do it better than me. The place is going Nazis. The grass. Slam. Only John Sterling can do that. The only thing he missed is that, you know, everybody's having a Grand Slam breakfast tomorrow for the Yankees. Okay, miss Sterling I'm sorry I had put in it. Okay, Michael bar thank you so much. Joining us this morning, futures of four down futures of 14. We're looking at yields in a little bit. Lots going on. Stay with us. This is Bloomberg.
Yanks Go Yard: A New York Yankees podcast
"john sterling" Discussed on Yanks Go Yard: A New York Yankees podcast
"Is this a spot? Is this a spot for him? I don't know. Just consider that, but Brian Butterfield has worked in the Igor organization in the past. He's worked in many organizations. He has one consistently, he has been one of the league's better third base coaches. Is that somebody you want to hand the keys to you? After a season of struggle after a weird Phil Nevin year, art is Aaron Boone's bad cop gonna be a bench coach now. Are we gonna dismiss Carlos Mendoza? Do we need the bad cop to be a third base coach or can we just bank on experience? 'cause I really do like Butterfield and I feel like adding him to the coaching staff would be nothing but beneficial. Also, John Sterling, beloved, we all love John Sterling. Rumor has it is gonna take on fewer games this year, moving forward for WFA and his legacy was complicated a little bit moving forward by the fact that he was not allowed to travel to road games for most of this year. It magnified his struggles, it amplified them and made us feel weird. The fact that he was looking at TV monitors and not looking at game action led to Sterling's trademark it is high as far as caught occurring more often than ever before. The Giancarlo Stanton play, much like the Phil Nevin send around third in the wild card game. The Giancarlo Stanton blast that wasn't a Homer that was called a Homer that embarrassed everybody and he said, what did I do wrong? He's on first. That didn't feel good. The less Sterling I guess the better if he's going to be cotton situations like that. But it still does feel like the end of an era, I'm not ready for it. I'm not willing to admit that it's time to move on from John Sterling and so seeing that admission on Monday morning on the old New York Daily News or maybe the post it made me sad. I just want to still say that a lot of people who think John Sterling is the worst and is a curse and is the worst thing to ever happen to Major League Baseball. Have never lived a full season with his calls and had ever lived and died with his voice. He is the voice of Yankee summers. And he always will be. So you take the good with the bad and if it's gonna be less John Sterling, we've already said goodbye to Ken singleton. It doesn't feel good. I will sign off today. Mini pod, little pod, Thomas back on Wednesday, don't you worry about it. He's gonna be handling solo dudes on Friday. I will be in Los Angeles, California, too late to watch. Dodgers, bummer for me. Anyway, before we sign off, the Red Sox and asters are still playing. I feel like I have to mention it. I said before the series, this was going to be one massive blowout for the Red Sox one massive blowout for the Astros and a bunch of 6 5 games and it was who's gonna be hitting during winning time? Who's gonna be performing?.
Yanks Go Yard: A New York Yankees podcast
"john sterling" Discussed on Yanks Go Yard: A New York Yankees podcast
"That's just that's the end of the world to me, where your rivals are poaching players from you because of Instagram. Just the downfall of society. What else do we got here guys? Good things to come, maybe. Roll the Chapman look good and that save effort on Wednesday against the angels. Doing some digging, some help from talking yanks. And I was just looking because he was locating his velocity was there as splitter look good. Everything was good. Last 16 outings, dating back to July 6th for the left hander, 15 and a third innings, three earned runs, 9 hits, 24 strikeouts, 11 walks, 8 strikeouts, a one, 8, 8 saves, I'm sorry, not 8 strikeouts. 24 strikeouts, 8 saves, 1.76 ERA. I know it hasn't felt like that because Chapman's gotten into a lot of trouble. Notably in Atlanta when he loaded the bases and then wandy Peralta had to come in and save the day. But hey, dude, that's a lot better than what we saw from Chapman from like what June to end of May to what I don't even remember when it started because I need to erase it from my brain. But nonetheless, it was his first 19 outings or 20 outings that were nails. And then every outing after that was a disaster. He gets back on track, I don't know. Defense trust him. I don't entirely trust him. I'd like to see him get back on track for sure. I'd like to see his regular 9th inning outings where he's pumping gas and overwhelming hitters. But do I trust him in the postseason? I can't. I simply can not. Will it be a problem for the Yankees in the postseason? Probably, why are we going to think this is going to go away? At the very least, on a positive note, we're looking at glass half full. He's getting on track at the perfect time. We're in September. Here comes the stretch. Need to win games in September. So you gotta treat September as the postseason. You're only a game and a half up for the top spot in the wildcard. He had home field advantage, especially if it's going to be the Red Sox man. I really don't want that to happen, but the home field just needs to be a thing..
Yanks Go Yard: A New York Yankees podcast
Race to the Finish: Time for the Yanks to Seal Their Playoff Spot
"So now we got this series against the Orioles coming up in The Bronx guys. What else do you want me to say? It's simply has to be a tweet, a tweet. It simply has to come on Twitter. Sorry. It has to be a sweep. They can not settle for anything. It's the rays lost again to the Red Sox, not entire. I don't know what's ideal for the Yankees now. You know, do you want the raise to keep losing and the Red Sox gaining ground? The Red Sox are a game and a half behind the Yankees now. It's just three in the lost column. And the rays are 6 and a half up on the Yankees for the division. So luckily the Yankees have this three game set against the Orioles that they truly have to take advantage of because the Red Sox next 9 games, oh, I'm sorry. Red Sox next 12 games come against the Indians, not bad, but not great, raise White Sox and Mariners, and those latter 6 are on the road. So ground to make up here for the Yankees who will have the Orioles, the Blue Jays and the mets in the mets, the one makeup game against the twins and then the Orioles again. So this is it, guys. You can really kick the Red Sox. You could really kick the Red Sox down by taking advantage of wins here and watching them lose some
WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"john sterling" Discussed on WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"The left field wall. One run scores, LeMay, you and the other run scores. Gallo. It's a two run double off the bat of Stanton. And the Yankees take a 31 lead John Sterling on W. F A. N a tie breaking two run double from Stanton after a solo homer earlier the night driving the bombers to a 51 win in Atlanta. That gives them a 10 game win streak while ending the Braves nine game run manager Aaron Boone certainly loves standing at the moment. He's a unicorn. You know, he does things every night that are a little bit different than anyone else. The Yanks pick up a unique craft game. A unicorn over four strikes out every time. I guess a unicorn makes sense, since they wouldn't have hands and would strikeout a ton and major league or you never see him right? Exactly every time. The guy is a hot two weeks, although how great he is, until October comes I think he's such a great champion earns those pinch drive speed all the time. I mean, really, Anyone booing him is just a slob. By the way, four games back at the third best record in baseball now. Oh, God, I've just two months after you predicted it, so it doesn't count. The pig here comes too big. The pig never left. The pig never left. He just took a nap. We knew it was coming. I haven't brought back in. I made that have not brought back in. They weren't playoffs. Whose? Piggy er bizarro blob or more as right now wrong him. He didn't wash his hands. He's big here, throwing one boy. Uh huh. The White Sox were to one losers in Toronto last night in Maryland. The Mariners scored three top nine For a 53 win in Houston. The Pirates rallied past the D backs 65 and the Cubs down the Rocky 64 on Raphael Ortega's game ending two run blast that ends there. 13 game skid at Wrigley Super at the Superdome last night, Jamie's Winston looking like the same starting QB One back behind him. He fakes the handoff. Looking down the middle. He's going deep.
KNBR The Sports Leader
"john sterling" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"The right field line headed over wall and she is gone right next to the pole down the right be alive. Hey, Stan. Tony in home Run, Yeah, that would be Jean Cardinal Stanton and John Sterling had the call on W F A. N and Stanton wasn't done there. He hit that solo opposite, feel shot and then drove in three. At a two run double. Later in the game, the Yankees won their 10th in a row. They beat the Braves, 5 to 1. The Yankees are four games behind the division leading race who had the night off, and they remain 2.5 in front of the Red Sox. The second wildcard the Red Sox blue with two run lead in the ninth. They got a big two out to strike hit from Rafael Devers to stay alive in the 10th and the 11th Travis Shaw Grand Slam ended at 84 Red Sox beat the Rangers. The matters came up with 3 to 9 tie, France tied it with a homer. And then they went on to score a couple of more and beat the age by the final of 5 to 3 Royals make it four straight Wednesday beat the Astros, 71, the Cubs and 13 game home losing streak. Meeting the Rockies 64 Blue Jays over the White Sox, 2 to 1. Pirates six, Diamondbacks five The Padres have lost nine of 11. They had the day off, but they did fire pitching coach Larry Rothschild. I'm Bob, you slur. Yes, I'm afraid. A. A child's body.
KNBR The Sports Leader
"john sterling" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"Of all, just hilarious. She's right. I mean, I don't blame him for doing it. I know Sterling is doesn't have the best eyes. I actually listen to a good number of Yankee games. Just from when I get off work, sometimes there Playing at 10 A.m. start. I listened to a lot of Yankees. I listened to a lot of Ray's baseball team. You an Orioles guy do ducks. This Here's the thing for a number of years. I was a big Orioles guy just because I love Joe Angel, but I know a lot of people Don't the wind was was a big win. Column guy. I was a big loss column guy. I just love me some Joe Angels, So I used to love like walking home from from work, and I throw out a four o'clock Orioles game or something. And there he was Joe Angel man making the call. He retired a few years ago, so I jumped off the Orioles ship just in time because they were going down. It looked like that was a team I wanted. You want to avoid. But do you like John Sterling? Do you like to high and far and the shut the Oh, door? That's a home run for root Netto door. Yeah, that's amazing. That's one of the ones. I didn't know that that's what I do like John Sterling. I am amazed that it has worked for this long. New York, New York is a tough media market. And it surprises me that they put up with a bit. It's a very Disneyland bit. It's a very like L. A angels of Anaheim. Exactly Speaking of which the L. A Angels this year higher Daron Sutton to do their play by play, you go back and you listen to all of Shohei Otani is home run calls this season. Daron Sutton is a freaking genius. This guy is at the top of his game. What he's done this year with Shohei Otani is home run calls. It is such a joy to listen to what he's done. I think we have one right here show Hilton. His 32nd home run of the Year. That makes it I guess it's the most home runs ever by a Japanese born player. He passed a Dickey Matsui on July 7th. Looks like some Barry Bonds walk, number breaking records stuff anyway. I think this is him. I think this is sudden. On the 32nd home, Runkle..
Boomer & Gio
"john sterling" Discussed on Boomer & Gio
"On in sports brought to you by town fair tire. Nobody beats town fair tire. Nobody yankees and mariners pretty much closed up shop after the first thing yesterday sugar hits a high flood a deep senate guard back on the track. He's at the wall leaping she's guy it's a home run for kyle seager over the dead centerfield wall and seattle takes a one. Nothing lead john sterling. I didn't call here on the fan. That's all they need an eventual four. Nothing shutout of the yanks. Salvaging the finale. The three game series. I believe the yankees are tied for the worst record in baseball in the final game of a series this season so they checked out yesterday and it didn't go so well jordan montgomery lot of couple of homers to go along with nine strikeouts over six and two thirds. He was tagged with the loss of giancarlo. Stanton seconding double. That was it for the yankee offense to go along with a pair of hit batsmen the second one angering dj lemay. Who in the ninth. He got into a staredown with kendall grave men and also appeared to say dude on his way down to first base and then there were some more staring after a game ending double play rubio door involved. There yanks out on the field kind of silly all of it. Narran booed didn't have much to add after the game. I think it was just kind of staring them. Down right away. Intended it after the double play as he was running across feel. We tried to check that sound in the middle of that answer by the way i know. Zoom great. It was just kind of staring them down right away. Dj said inside pitches from grabbing. Were suspicious whatever that means four. Nothing game in the ninth. It's off to houston now for the face. The first place astros. Who asked if these are extra important. Considering the opponent going up it's You know before the plan them Always good games against them. So i'm looking forward to hopefully. This chapman isn't suffering from. Ptsd with jose altuve in the one thousand nine hundred. See us as he struggling enough as it is right now..
Boomer & Gio
"john sterling" Discussed on Boomer & Gio
"Goes deep. Love fielded as high as far as gods second. Deck. it is a judgy and blast. No aaron judge blast two run home run in the secondary in love. All rise here comes the july. That's john sterling with the second. Call here on the fan. Other tape measures shot to giancarlo stanton the night before and judges hit some long ones in seattle impasse trips there. Two run shot. Put the yanks up five one hold on the edge of the mariners. Five to four but that judge homer would end up as a thorn in the side of our pal john sterling on the radio broadcast. I believe this was judges next at bat in the third maybe two at bats later anyway he comes up again. And here's what happened. Joe judge man. The breaking ball is hit in the air to date love. That ball.
Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"john sterling" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"By play from replays Because there are 30 teams every night. Somebody's on the road. It's been two seasons worth. And there's been, I think plenty of replaced during every broadcast. I mean, everybody, please replace everybody. How is nobody else getting tripped up on this? Because no one is 83 years old, and it's a guy again it and the play was difficult over the weekend, where he lost the ball. The play at the fans were fan reached over, but he was in the building for that, and still had no clue. So I mean anything's on the table. Sorry. I can't use age as a factor T war because al you got Al McCoy is calling the NBA Finals at 88. And Bob Bucher is calling a clean game, and he's in his mid to late eighties as well. So those guys are older than John, and they're calling crisp games. I don't know if we can use 83 years old to blame on on this anymore. What am I supposed to do? It's got. It's got to be in there a little bit, and I mean al McCoy, who is in the building and fairly close at this point. I don't even think he did road games that much during the regular season, probably for this reason specifically, but you've got to at least a little bit. Give John some sympathy here for being over 80 and even knowing what he's watching on any monitor in front of him, and, thankfully knew it was baseball here. Sorry, it's on the monitor. Here's what I give him credit for is that he still wants to do road games. Ugur is bailed out of road games. I don't know if Al McCoy this road games anymore, but most of these old guys say where I'm just going to do home games. John wants to do every game. He wants to do every single game possible and That means going to Yankee Stadium right now to call games off of a monitor. And can we hear that one more time? I want this in its entirety. Here is John Sterling, watching a replay of Aaron Judge hit a home run earlier in the game and thinking he's doing it again. Buyers. Judge Man The Breaking ball is hit in the air to deep left That ball is high. It is far head is gone. Unfortunately, that was a replay of the home run, but it was a good good play. Mhm..
Boomer & Gio
"john sterling" Discussed on Boomer & Gio
"This hour we start with the yankees. Things did not go well in tampa one the meadows and he rips wanna rightfielder high bar and god Two run home run for austin meadows. That beautiful lefty swing and tableau now takes a four nothing lead. And that is john sterling.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"john sterling" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Sports update. Here's John Stash our name to the Citi Field. Jacob. The ground was outstanding, but the Mets didn't score on his behalf. It's the story of the grounds life that's pitcher in baseball the past four years, but his record in that time only 27 21 33. No decisions this season, the grounds allowed only two earned runs. He just tied Nolan Ryan's major league record. 59 strikeouts over his first five starts, but the ground's record is two and two, The Red Sox won won enough in the Mets had only two heads. Yankees had three home runs. They were singing a happy tune in Baltimore, head of the air to decline. It is Hi, Little Spar heard is gone. It's a three run home run. Geo Shelagh Geo, a shell of the most happy fella. Oh, he's the most happy fella. That's of course, John Sterling and Mike Ford. Clint Granger Solo shots Domingo her mom's seven scoreless innings the X 17 up Bean afternoon game at Camden Yards today to end the road ship, the Knicks now hit the road for the next six. They made a 10 of the last 11 pulled away from Chicago in the fourth quarter. They won won 13 to 94 stories. Randall Score 34 Giants picked up the fifth year option for sake want Barkley, who they expect Make it back this season was torn A C L Barclays now signed 2022 Giants have the 11th pick of tonight's first round of the draft. They took a tackle last year. They just gave a lot of money toe free Agent white out Kenny Golladay, so maybe they'll go defense. We know the Jets are taking. BYU quarterback Zach Wilson, second overall with the Jets also have the 23rd pick tonight. Draft taking place and Cleveland John STASH. Bloomberg Sports Making All Right, John. Thanks 6 37 on Wall Street Time to take a look at stocks and some of the names moving.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"john sterling" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"There that are listening. Take it slow. And a big old hang with him. I am looking forward to working with a new colleague. This year. We have a new TV play by play announcer that you hear on Reds baseball throughout the season, and this guy is virtually done it all calling. NFL MBA, MLB college football, basketball baseball. Women's field hockey. I'm sure John say, Dak is the new voice of the Reds on the TV side. And who knows he might be at a sporting event right now, because the guy you literally does it all, John, where you emanating from? I am from our dining room in our home while the snow falls down and and me outside of any point when it's icy and snowing is a very minor league sporting event in and of itself. Well, you and I have talked on the phone a few times. So we've got to know each other a little bit. And I know the excitement. You have worked hard to get into this position. Anyone that has worked their way through the minor leagues. You can applaud because it is not an easy go to get their. Um How thankful are you still even to this day even though we're a little bit removed from the announcement I think it's a level of gratitude and this believe honestly, that I'll never get over it. Z It's very surreal. I mean, insert every cliche term that you want, and they're cliche because they're true. It's uh, it's something that the disconnected my brain right now, man. I just It doesn't feel real. It feels like a wake up at any moment. And the kindness of view when the rest of the broadcast crew and the fans everyone in the organization. It's just been overwhelming and the best way possible. This might be a tough question to ask, and I'm sure you've been asked many times. Um, about your style. What fans can expect when they hear you, You know? Are we going to hear John Sterling with us, Huh? God, or are we gonna, You know, just kind of let the home run calls comes, they will. What's your style on everything. I think my style in general is for lack of a better term to be myself, You know, I think we should have fun and be loose generally, but I think we need to answer to the moment in the game says it's a game kind of Tells us what we need to be at any given segment. You know when it's that one run game in the ninth, then it's my job to just shut up and let the atmosphere kind of carry itself. Certainly, in a free covert world, that'll be a unique challenge, depending upon fans in the stands. But when it's you know, 14 nothing upper down in the fifth inning that we we got to get a lot of other material ready and show some more personality and tell some war stories. I'm not really a home run call guy. I'm not against it. I just haven't used it extensively before. I think it's something that if it organically happens, and I have a brainstorm in advance of the year, But I'm not really beholden to anything. Now I think every home run every hit every out. Every strikeout is kind of a dome thing, And if something happens that becomes a thing, and then I'll roll with it. But otherwise I kind of lend to the game and let the game take care of that. I know that you You're a baseball guy at heart, right? You've done a lot of sports, but baseball is near and dear to you. Yeah, Baseball is being sport that began my sports fandom. You know, it's so I'm from New York City. Originally by birth. I grew up in New Jersey. My family's all from New York and New York is a baseball town that that is the number one sport there for the Yankees and the Mets. And for years ago, the The Dodgers and the Giants and first still fans to follow those franchises. To this day. My first childhood memory period. Not just sports is being a Dave Righetti is no hitter, Fourth of July 1983. I don't remember a lot of the game. I remember the final out because I was really tired and I wanted to go home and I was badly sunburned and my dad put me up on his shoulders and I could kind of feel the cresting energy in the stadium when Righetti struck out wait box to end the game and And the guy who caught that game. Butch Weinberger was the hitting coach. When I arrived the triple A, You know, many years later in life, and I was able to relive that moment and ask him firsthand stories. And I think baseball is a sport that it begets conversation for me personally, My dad was a workaholic when I was a kid. On. He was away a lot to help provide for our family and the times when we were together. But connection was baseball. If we had nothing else to talk about, we could talk about what happened in the Games the other day of the New York teams nationwide, what was going on in the World Series? Whatever it was, and then that kind of remains the case to this day that that's what all of our conversation circle back to You got time to hang out for another segment or my interrupting dining room time. I don't want to interrupt family time because I know you're you're interrupting shoveling time, which is more than welcome. Yeah, You need to wait for that snow to stop coming down, though, before avoid shelf, So you got a little time She got a little time to hang out. That's good. We'll come back on the other side. We're talking to John, Say, Doc. This is the Red hot stove league as presented by the Holy Grail, Banks, Budweiser and UDF. When you're a Reds fan to the core, you want to show your pride everywhere whether you're at the game.
Pro Football Talk with Mike Florio
Yankees' Judge homers in fifth straight game
"Hitting very well. Barnes to judge Curveball. Fly ball deep left field way back there. Erin Judge. Adios, amigo. Always he hot, his second home run of the night. Air and judges guilt. Ricky Ricardo, Still filling in for John Sterling on Yankees radio show was one of the weather. I believe, though he's scheduled back tonight against the Phillies as Raj two homers last night. That one, breaking a tie in the eighth got the Yanks and 97 home win over the Red Sox Judge has homered in five straight. His team has won six in a row. Anyone know, dear We know that you have a good week, I would ask judge this for an entire season. Since that has become the reason I I love it. Nobody hates the Yankees more than Bogue's, and every home run Every clout by judge is just another like pouring salt in the wound, especially happening on the day. The Mets became again the Dumpster fire with you and assess face. You must just love that double dip. Well, And don't forget the book and weekend for the Mets Friday night, I
Jocko Podcast
The Unravelling 4: War Party
"This is the Jaakko on Raveling podcast episode four. With Daryl, Cooper and me, Jaakko willink. And, we're about to pick up the thread. Of JAAKKO GOING TO WAR I WanNa read something from. Tom ricks book fiasco early part from the earliest part of the invasion because I want to give people an idea of. The fire. You were jumping into in September, October. Two thousand three, so the war started in March. and. The conventional forces the Iraqis the resistance in the cities. Is precisely the match for the US military that you think it is, and we burn through them and. The Third Infantry Division gets up into Baghdad quick. They take the airport they make their thunder runs through the city, and the regime collapses very rapidly. That's in March early April. And this passage is. Referring, to appear now April into May. Quote. Baghdad was falling apart in front of the eyes of the US military with buildings, being looted and parents afraid to let their children outside, but no one had orders to do anything about it. Looking back several years later, Colonel Colonel Allan King the head of Civil Affairs for three ID spoke of April, two thousand, three with slow chilled tone of horror and his voice. I got to Baghdad was told. You've got twenty four hours to come up with a phase four plan. On the night of April eight Colonel John Sterling Chief of staff of three ID came to me, and said I just got off the phone with the court chief of staff, and I asked him for the reconstruction plan, and he said there isn't one so you've got twenty four hours to come up with one. King was stunned. He had been asking for months for just such a plan and had been told that when the time came, he would be given it. Lacking clear orders about what to do once. In Baghdad, the Third Infantry Division more or less stayed in place in the capital. You didn't find many dismounted patrols with three ID recalled J. Garner a retired army general, not one to lightly criticize his old peers. Kind of stayed with their platforms. That is their. And Bradley Fighting Vehicles. On April. Sixth Lieutenant Douglas Hoyt a platoon leader with three. Id saw looters for the first time. I remembered looking through the sights on my tank at people and trying to determine if they were hostile or not, he recalled later. He didn't stop them. It was not our mission at the time. The divisions official actor Action Review. States that. It had no orders to do anything else. Quote. Third Infantry Division transitioned into phase four SASSO. That's a security and stability ops with no plan from higher H. Q. IT reported. There was no guidance for restoring order in Baghdad creating an interim government, hiring government and essential services, employees, and ensuring that the judicial system was operational. The result was. A power and authority vacuum created by our failure to immediately replace key government institutions. The president announced that our national goal was regime change. This is still reading from the thirty report. That our national goal was regime change yet. There was no timely plan prepared for the obvious consequences of regime change. As a matter of law and fact, the United States is an occupying power in Iraq even if we characterize ourselves as liberators. Because of the refusal to acknowledge our occupier, status commanders did not initially take measures available to occupying powers such as imposing curfews, directing civilians to return to work and controlling the local government in populous. The failure to act after we displaced the regime creating a power vacuum, which others immediately tried to fill. Now. I. Know that War is very confusing. Thing and nobody has a plan after the first punch thrown the fight. There were. Some decisions made in the earliest days of this war that I find pretty inexplicable specifically because they went against the advice of the military and the intelligence establishment, and they were made seemingly for ideological and political. L. Paul Bremmer he was the civilian who was. Sent over to head the Coalition Provisional Authority the CPA the civilian authority structure in Iraq.
Noon Report with Rick Van Cise
Yankees Announcer John Sterling to Miss 1st Game Since 1989 on July 4
"New York Yankees announcer John sterling is ending his thirty year streak of calling every game on the radio sterling is turning eighty one on Thursday and tells a local New York radio station he won't be heading to Tampa to call the Yankees four game set with the rays later this week only the first time sterling has been called a Yankees game since nineteen eighty nine we'll return after the all star break taking place
CBS Sports Radio
Yankees beat skidding Astros 7-5 for 8th straight win
"Not in New York, where the Yankees and Astros were tied at five in the seventh inning. And the bitch grounded base in the glove of corio, the love field, the same thing one room scores. Lemay, who to score? Judge Giancarlo Stanton with a two run single John sterling with the call and Yankees radio. The Yankees win their eighth in a row beat the Astros