Evan Roberts roasts Tom Brady’s broadcasting debut: ‘He’s an embarrassment to the profession’
"I think it's completely unfair to rank him after just a game. I did it after a quarter."
"I think it's completely unfair to rank him after just a game. I did it after a quarter."
"It was a little disconcerting yesterday. I was worried about him."
"Sooner or later, you’ve got to let somebody else work! It’s just the way it is. I just think it’s wrong."
Sterling is expected to call a few regular season games to prepare for the playoffs.
"Phil’s going to be joining us every week."
"If he isn’t good in that booth, he will become a joke to everybody."
"The ball is in their court."
"They finally listened."
Sterling will call the fourth and fifth innings of Tuesday's Yankees-Guardians game.
“It was a hard call. … It was a very tough call."
"I don’t think about my own balls as much as the Mets broadcast wants me to think about Tiki Barber’s balls."
"Ruth, Mantle, Gehrig and the Mets have Grimace and now Hawk Tuah."
"It’s like a family thing, I feel very much for the people there."
"Get in my ass."
"There are some interesting stories I’m sure that will come out of it. And ones that are not based on a lot of fact, to be honest."
ESPN personalities will now be heard in New York on a radio station owned by WFAN’s parent company.
"I thought [he] looked a little disinterested back in the 6th but Suzyn said no."
"I can't get excited."
"Gary, who basically, ‘Let’s push this guy out of town’ even though the guy is having this historic run with the team…and he’s in the booth with him, and they’re yukking it up!"
"Loved my 16 years with the Giants and I'm honored to come here and throw out the first pitch today."
"Shut up, you little twerp."
"I would refute what you're saying. It doesn't make any sense."
Rickie Ricardo is one of many voices to fill in on WFAN since John Sterling's retirement, but he has certainly earned the permanent gig.
"I’m genuinely curious what part of you thought that tweeting this was a good idea."
"Do I love him coming in here all the time, talking about other people’s jobs? No. I don’t."