A long-time Seattle Mariners broadcaster will be heading closer to home as he's nearing a deal to provide play-by-play coverage of the New York Yankees.

Seattle Mariners play-by-play broadcaster Dave Sims is set to leave the team to replace John Sterling as the new voice of the New York Yankees on WFAN.The Yankees announced the move Thursday evening.

Dave Sims is finalizing a deal to become the new radio voice of the New York Yankees, a source has confirmed to The Times. Sims, 71, has been one of the Mariners’ primary TV voices since 2007, and his iconic calls — from “Hey now!” to Giddy up, baby!” — have endeared him to many fans.

Audacy’s WFAN 101.9 FM / 660 AM has announced Emmy Award-winning broadcaster and former Seattle Mariners broadcaster Dave Sims as the new lead play-by-play announcer for the New York Yankees, stepping into a role held for decades by the legendary John Sterling, who retired at the end of last season.

John Sterling's successor on New York Yankees radio has been chosen.The Yankees are hiring Seattle Mariners broadcaster Dave Sims as their new radio play-by-play announcer following Sterling's retirement,

The New York Yankees have been on a search to replace the  legendary John Sterling,  WFAN's play-by-play broadcaster for the Yankees. It's looking like it's almost a done deal that Seattle Mariners long-time announcer,

The Yankees are closing in on their man to replace the legendary John Sterling. Mariners TV announcer Dave Sims is nearing a deal to become WFAN’s new play-by-play broadcaster on Yankees games, sources told The Post.