Monday, when YES Network announced a new "behind-the-scenes docuseries" on the Yankees titled "The Stadium," it was entirely fair for Yankee haters to roll their eyes. Yet based on the teaser ...

Granted, the Sox don’t have quite the power of, say, the Yankees, whose YES Network was in peril of being dropped by Comcast this week. About one hour before the deadline Monday night ...

“Especially after last season where we weren’t able to finish the job, guys are motivated to go out and do something special,” he said. “It starts every game you play.” Like us on Facebook for more ...

Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees runs onto the field at Yankee Stadium. The Yankees' TV home, the YES Network, reached a last-minute carriage deal with Comcast after intervention from politicians.

Fans of Yankees baseball and Nets basketball will be able to watch live games on Xfinity TV for a while longer. The logo of the YES Network. (Graphic designed by The Desk) Comcast’s pay television ...

In a surprise development, YES Network and Comcast on Monday night reached a new carriage agreement, coming to terms on a deal just hours before the regional sports network was set to go dark in ...

New York Yankees fans using Comcast to watch baseball games can rejoice as the cable provider and the YES Network reached a last-minute agreement on Monday night that prevented the removal of the ...

UPDATE: Comcast and YES have reached an agreement for continued distribution of the YES Network. YES Network will go dark in Comcast households at 11:59 p.m. on Monday as a carriage dispute ...

Comcast and YES have reached an agreement for continued distribution of the YES Network, according to nj.com. A deal between Comcast and the YES Network, which provides Yankees game coverage ...