Monday night, YES Network and Comcast reached an eleventh-hour agreement that will keep the New York-area regional sports network live on the cable provider’s Xfinity offerings, at least for now.

Yankees fans in the tri-state area breathed a sigh of relief after YES Network and Comcast came to an 11th-hour deal to avert a blackout of the regional sports network on the cable provider.

Late Monday evening, Comcast and the YES Network issued a joint statement saying an agreement has been reached that keeps the regional sports network on Xfinity TV systems in the New York City ...

But instead this time, it’s a heavyweight fight that’s going on between YES Network and Comcast, and baseball fans are caught in this crossfire. Just imagine sitting for a New York Yankee game ...

With a deadline looming, it appears negotiations between YES Network and Comcast aren’t going so well. The CEO of the channel Jon Litner appeared on the live broadcast of Sunday’s game between ...

YES Network will go dark in all households that have Comcast at 11:59 p.m. on Monday night while the two sides continue to duke it out over carriage fees – Comcast wants to move the regional ...

Just as Major League Baseball prepares for its Opening Day, a carriage dispute between YES Network and Comcast could prevent New York-area fans from watching their teams. In a statement released ...

New York Yankees fans who use Comcast won’t be pleased to hear that the cable company and YES Network are currently in a contract dispute. Unless something is resolved before Saturday’s matchup ...

Comcast has largely remained undefeated in its conquest to move regional sports networks from its basic cable tiers more ...

Six months after Chicago Sports Network launched, the channel remains blacked out for one million Chicago-area Comcast ...

There is a carriage dispute between YES Network and Comcast that could prevent some Yankees fans in the New York area from watching their team. An extension of an agreement from the two parties is ...