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Michael Kay and John Sterling had a strong friendship up until the end, but their relationship wasn’t devoid of tension. Kay joined the New York Post’s Jon Heyman and Joel Sherman on their podcast, The Show, this week to honor Sterling, his former broadcast partner, who passed away Monday morning. For ten years, Kay and Sterling shared the Yankees radio booth.…
After an 8-2 start gave way to a five-game skid, the New York Yankees lost 11-4 to the visiting Los Angeles Angels. Thursday afternoon’s loss led to a series split with the visitors, as the Yankees took the first and third games of the four-game set. With the Kansas City Royals coming to town for […] The post How Yankees fans can watch Anthony Volpe’s next rehab start appeared first on ClutchPoints.
YES Network reporter Sarah Kustok has turned heads with her latest stunning on-air look. The 44-year-old smoldered in a striking black dress during a recent NBA broadcast. Sarah was in…
The difficulty that sports fans have in finding where their favorite team is playing in an endless maze of streaming apps and television networks sounds like a plot to a Curb Your Enthusiasm episode. So it’s only fitting that YES Network would employ Larry David in its latest commercial in advertising Yankees games on the network. David Read more... The post Larry David stars in new YES Network commercial appeared first on Awful Announcing.
Arguably one of the biggest Yankees fans, Larry David has spent the majority of his life rooting for the New York Yankees. And, just at the beginning of a brand new season, David is back with another hilarious ad campaign. The Seinfeld co-creator and actor, this time, has problems figuring out where to watch the […] The post Larry David’s enthusiasm is curbed when he can’t watch Yankees’ game in new ad appeared first on ClutchPoints.
In order to represent so many fans’ sentiment about the rising difficulty in finding where to watch MLB games, the Yankees found the perfect complainer.
YES Network is bucking the ongoing trend in regional sports networks. The New York-area regional sports network, which serves as the local television home for New York Yankees games, is expanding its pregame and postgame studio shows, according to a report by Eric Fisher in Front Office Sports. YES Network will add one extra hour Read more... The post YES Network expands Yankees studio programming amid cuts at other RSNs appeared first on Awful Announcing.
Despite industry pressures, the regional sports network adds to its programming. The post Yankees RSN Bucks Trend Amid Ongoing Industry Pullback appeared first on Front Office Sports.
