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Message: [QUOTE="donniesyracuse, post: 4693255, member: 101"] It’s been a staple of Yankees radio broadcasts since he joined the booth in 1989. What annoys me about it is that it’s an easily preventable problem. Don’t go into your home run call if it is at all in-doubt. Of course Sterling would never do that because his “signature home run call” is more important than the listener. It’s forgivable to make that mistake once in awhile. I don’t demand perfection from broadcasters. It would also be nice if Sterling once apologized for misleading the listener. That Justin Shackil guy who filled-in for him made a bunch of mistakes, but he would apologize and correct himself. I hope Sterling lives a long life, but I willl do cartwheels when he retires. I had enough of him thirty years ago. [/QUOTE]