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A bit more time is needed to bake John Sterling’s Alex Verdugo home run call.

Yankees veteran broadcaster John Sterling is an iconic figure whose unique style and trademark home run calls have endeared him to fans for over 30 years. While some may not appreciate his quirky nicknames and occasional missteps, he remains a beloved fixture in Yankees lore, providing a familiar soundtrack to moments of triumph and excitement.

However, even the most ardent Yankee supporters have likely found themselves frustrated with Sterling’s occasional premature calls, which add to his charm but can also be a source of mild aggravation.

In today’s digital age, Sterling is often encountered through short, shared clips rather than extended radio broadcasts, which lessens the impact of his occasional quirks. Fans simply enjoy his exuberance during moments of victory or intense gameplay.

Yet, Sterling’s recent home run call for Alex Verdugo left some fans feeling underwhelmed. It seemed as though he was caught off guard by Verdugo’s performance, resulting in a less-than-inspired addition to his repertoire.

Given Sterling’s penchant for historical references and wordplay, it’s surprising that his Verdugo call lacked the usual flair and creativity. Fans expected a more fitting “Alex” or a clever play on Verdugo’s last name, such as “Verdu-Goes Yard.” Suggestions like “Alexander the Great Verdu-Goes Yard” or a nod to Broadway themes would have been more in line with Sterling’s style.

Regardless, it’s likely that Sterling will revisit and revise his call for Verdugo’s future home runs, ensuring that it captures the essence of his unique broadcasting style. So, for now, fans can appreciate this moment in Yankees history while eagerly anticipating Sterling’s next memorable call.