New York-based Yes Network recently introduced a streaming option for non-cable viewers to access live Yankees games.
yes there is network launched a streaming service which allows non-cable subscribers to watch live New York Yankees games. The Yes Network streaming service will cost $24.99 per month or $239.99 annually. However, the service also has a promotional offer of $19.99 per month or $199.99 annually for subscriptions before April 30. This promotional campaign ends at the end of the year. Subscribers will get instant access to the Major League Baseball (MLB) season starting Thursday.
John Leitner, CEO of Yes Networks, expressed his delight at the direct subscription service in a statement. according to him:
“We are pleased to introduce a direct subscription option. With this new direct-to-consumer offering, we are expanding our reach by making YES available to more fans than ever before across our regional footprint.”
In addition, Leitner won the U.S. Citing Yes Network’s proven track record in programming, it said:
“For over 20 years, YES has provided fans with a best-in-class sports viewing experience. Fans continue to tune in and engage with Yes in record numbers for the deepest and most innovative coverage of our teams and our other award-winning programming.
Yes Network’s new streaming option is available to viewers in its “Regional Coverage Area”. This region includes New York, Connecticut, north and central New Jersey, and northeastern Pennsylvania.
Yes Network Streaming Includes Other Programming Features
In addition to the 2023 MLB season, subscribers to the direct-to-consumer streaming service can also watch other YES programming. American Pay Television Regional Sports Network operates a website and an app that is available on multiple platforms. These include iOS, Android and SAMSUNG TV. In addition, subscribed owners of other smart TV platforms such as Apple TV, Roku, Google TV, and Amazon Fire TV can also watch YES programming.
Traditional pay television service providers of YES programming include Spectrum, Fios, Xfinity, Optimum, Blue Ridge Communications, DIRECTV STREAM, and Cox Contour.
Yes Network streaming development is a growing trend among regional sports networks (RSNs). These networks provide streaming services outside of cable packages to reach consumers who do not subscribe to traditional pay TV. Regional sports networks view the surge in cable-unsubscribed subscribers as an opportunity to establish a new lucrative revenue stream. It’s a fact that millions of American households cancel their cable service every year.
Yankee Entertainment & Sports Network (yes)
Co-ownership of the Yankees and a broad investor consortium that includes Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), the YES Network broadcasts games for the Yankees. In addition, the Connecticut-based sports broadcaster also airs games for the NBA’s Brooklyn Nets and the WNBA’s New York Liberty.
Yes Network’s broadcast coverage extends beyond prime-time gaming to programming such as magazines, documentaries, and talk shows. The popular East Coast-based RSN was launched on March 19, 2002 (21 years ago), with its offices in the MetLife Building in Midtown Manhattan.

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