According to the New York Post, Seattle Mariners broadcaster Dave Sims is a finalist for a job with the New York Yankees.

Here’s how the Yankees played in the 3-2 loss on Thursday:

At T-Mobile Park on Thursday, the Seattle Mariners play the New York Yankees (three consecutive wins) at 4:10 p.m. ET.The Mariners (+101 underdog on the moneyline) hit the field versus the Yankees

Going into Thursday's series finale, the Seattle Mariners hadn't led at any point in two prior games against the New York Yankees and failed to score more than twice in either contest. The Mariners bucked both trends and put up three runs in the first inning en route to a 3-2 win over the Yankees.

The rookie had gone 3-16 this season in the majors before Tuesday’s game. Dominguez stepped up to the plate in the top of the fifth inning with the Yankees on top 6-1. He got into a full count before sending a ball 414 feet to centerfield. Dominguez’s homer was his first of the season, as well as a bright spot in the outfielder’s recent play.

The New York Yankees are among the most prestigious sports franchises in the world. It’s no coincidence then that they’re leaving no stone unturned when it comes to their search for a new radio play-by-play broadcaster.

He's been with the Mariners since 2007. However, it's not just Sims who is facing uncertainty moving forward. According to the Seattle Times, television broadcaster Mike Blowers i

The Yankees are closing in on a replacement for legendary radio play-by-play broadcaster John Sterling. Mariners broadcaster Dave Sims is a finalist for the WFAN job, sources told The Post. Another source added he is “strongly in the mix.