Next Yankees radio voice? Rumors are true: This TV broadcaster wants to come home

The Yankees are looking for a new radio voice, and one of the leading candidates is a familiar face to Bronx Bombers fans.

According to sources, David Cone, who spent 11 seasons pitching for the Yankees and is now a YES Network broadcaster, is interested in the job. Cone has been with YES since 2011, and he has called games alongside Michael Kay and Paul O'Neill. If Cone were to get the job, he would replace John Sterling, who has been the Yankees' radio voice since 1989. Sterling is retiring at the end of the season. Cone is a three-time World Series champion with the Yankees and a four-time All-Star. He is also a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame. Cone has a strong knowledge of the game and a great sense of humor. He would be a great addition to the Yankees' radio booth.

The Yankees have not yet announced who their new radio voice will be, but Cone is the favorite. He has the experience, the knowledge, and the personality to be a successful broadcaster. If he gets the job, he will be a great addition to the Yankees' radio booth.

Cone is not the only candidate for the job. Other candidates include Suzyn Waldman, who has been the Yankees' television play-by-play announcer since 2005, and Ryan Ruocco, who has been the Yankees' television play-by-play announcer since 2017. However, Cone is the favorite to get the job. He is a Hall of Famer with a great personality. He would be a great addition to the Yankees' radio booth.