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YES Network Sees Highest-Rated Yankees Game Since Derek Jeter’s Final Home Game
YES Network peaked at 901,000 total viewers (8:45-9:00p ET) and averaging 708,000 total viewers on Tuesday night.
YES Will Offer Jomboy Alternate Broadcast Tonight For Aaron Judge Home Run Chase
“We thought it would be really cool to take that to the next level and have them do an alternative-cast of the game," Matt Duarte, YES’ vice president of strategy and business development said.
Michael Kay: ‘Will Be Bummer’ If YES Network Not On Aaron Judge Historic Homer
“I’m not going to be selfish. When he does it, he does. It will be a bummer if YES is not covering it."
Meghan Triplett Joins YES Network As Brooklyn Nets Reporter
“She is known for her incredible work ethic, for her versatility and is very familiar with the NBA. Meghan’s contributions will be felt immediately here at YES.”
Mets-Yankees Game on Tuesday Grabs Largest MLB on TBS Audience Since 2009
The game drew 912,000 viewers on TBS. That marks the most watched regular season game in thirteen years.
YES Network to Release a Streaming Service Soon
"You're going to see a direct to consumer package come out from YES very, very soon. It's a balance."
John Smoltz Is No Longer With MLB Network
"MLB Network said that while there is no deal right now, the network has continued to have conversations with him about returning before the end of the season."
Chris Russo Explains How YES Simulcast Lifted Mike & The Mad Dog
“Remember we had done 13 years prior to YES and it was a little something different. My old boss said I’m the only guy in America who got paid for doing the same show twice. From that standpoint, it was a plus.”
Michael Kay Balances The Yankees, Sports Talk, And Now Kay-Rod
“Take a job and run with it, and make-believe like you’re doing Game 7 of the World Series. That’s how you should operate.”
There’s a Big Story Brewing In New York Sports Radio
When the monthly ratings come out in New York, the narrative usually revolves around WFAN's performance. And rightfully so, because they've won a lot...