Beyond baseball, Sterling called games for the Nets and Islanders on networks such as SportsChannel New York, WMCA, WOR-TV, and WVNJ. He later moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where he hosted a sports radio show on WSB. During his time there, he covered NBA games for the Atlanta Hawks and MLB games for the Atlanta Braves as a broadcaster for Turner Sports.
John Sterling is well known for his signature home-run calls and his theatrical style of calling games. His distinctive voice and his habitual "It is high, it is far, it is gone!" have become synonymous with Yankees broadcasts. He also coined personalized home-run calls for various Yankees players, adding a unique element to his announcing.
Sterling has contributed significantly to Yankees media productions, including his involvement in the popular series Yankeeography. He has worked extensively across both radio and television, serving as a lead host or co-host. His contract with the Yankees Radio Network was extended through 2017, demonstrating his long-standing appeal to fans and networks alike.
John Sterling resides in New Jersey and has lived in towns such as Teaneck and Edgewater. He was married to Jennifer for 12 years before their divorce and is the father of four children, including a set of triplets. In 2015, he was among the displaced residents affected by a fire that destroyed the Avalon apartment complex in Edgewater.
Sterling has an estimated net worth of approximately $2 million, earned through his decades-long career in sports broadcasting. Known for his humor and charismatic personality, his dramatic announcing style and longtime dedication to the New York Yankees have made him a beloved figure in American sports media.
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| Net Worth 2021: | 2 million |
