Watch: John Sterling’s iconic ‘All Rise!’ call returns as Aaron Judge ties Yankees-Guardians showdown


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John Sterling, the legendary Yankees broadcaster, returned to the booth in the 2024 postseason after a brief retirement, and his timing couldn’t have been more impeccable. With the Yankees locked in a critical battle against the Guardians, Aaron Judge delivered a game-tying, two-run home run in the eighth inning, and Sterling’s iconic “All Rise!” call echoed across the airwaves, capturing the magic of the moment.
John Sterling, who had scaled back from full-time duties earlier in the year, savored the thrill of the game as Judge’s towering blast off Emmanuel Clase brought the Yankees level at 3-3. Sterling’s memorable call energized listeners, painting a vivid picture of Judge’s opposite-field shot:

“And the 1-2. Swung on and drilled to right field. That ball is going to be… GONE! It’s a Judgian blast! The Yankee dugout goes nuts. They’re all on the field. A two-run home run to tie the game the opposite way. The Judgian blast. And… all rise. There comes the judge.”
That ball is gonna be…. GONE!
— John Sterling Calls (@JSterlingCalls) October 17, 2024
It's a JUDGIAN Blast!
All Rise! Here Comes the Judge! pic.twitter.com/4isUdN0ZQ0
Stanton follows with a go-ahead blast

Moments later, Giancarlo Stanton followed with a go-ahead home run off Clase, sending the Yankees ahead 4-3. Sterling once again captured the excitement of the moment, his voice a familiar soundtrack to the Bronx Bombers’ dramatic resurgence. Clase, one of the season’s most dominant closers, found himself undone by the heart of the Yankees’ lineup, surrendering back-to-back homers to Judge and Stanton.
BACK TO BACK HOMERS!
— Pinstripes Nation (@pinstripesnat) October 17, 2024
YANKEES TAKE THE LEAD!#RepBX #Yankees pic.twitter.com/mvkIEiPNwt
As the Yankees’ bullpen held the narrow lead into the final innings, Sterling’s voice was a constant presence, his return to the booth a nostalgic reminder of his connection to the team’s biggest moments. For Judge, it was another defining moment in his postseason legacy, and for Sterling, it was a chance to be the voice of Yankees magic once again.
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