The WFAN host was in disbelief the new Yankees radio announcer would take a series off so early in the season.

Back in May, Sims skipped a three-game series against the A’s in Sacramento to spend time with his son in Seattle ahead of ...

When the New York Yankees traveled to California for a May series against the Athletics, they had a notable name missing from ...

On this week’s episode of the Awful Announcing Podcast, host Brandon Contes interviews Yankees radio play-by-play broadcaster Dave Sims. Brandon and Dave discuss a wide range of topics including ...

Dave Sims, Sterling’s replacement moving forward, isn’t feeling the pressure of living up to Sterling’s larger-than-life legacy quite as much as some may expect.

SEATTLE — Mariners television broadcaster Dave Sims is a sports icon in the Emerald City, his home for the last 18 baseball seasons.He loves Seattle, and Seattle loves him back.

It was announced on Thursday that Dave Sims was leaving the Seattle Mariners after 18 years behind the microphone. While he will be gone, some of his signature calls will live in forever.

“We love Dave Sims, but I’m gonna call it out as I see it. You just got started as the Yankee announcer, and he’s 40 games into his career as the Yankee announcer, and he decided to take off.” ...

— Dave Sims (@davesims_) November 24, 2024. This is a great time to join the Yankees, who are coming off their first World Series trip since 2009.

Dave Sims has been named the team’s new radio play-by-play man, Audacy, WFAN’s parent company, announced on Thursday night. The move is a homecoming of sorts for the 71-year-old, ...

New Yankees WFAN play-by-play man Dave Sims takes a swing at some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby. A: He’s got a ridiculous good eye in terms of his knowledge of the strike zone. He demands ...

Congratulations are in order for longtime Seattle Mariners broadcaster Dave Sims, who is up for induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2025. Sims has been nominated for the ...