The YES Network is not bringing back longtime New York Yankees analyst and play-by-play announcer John Flaherty as part of a series of moves to streamline its broadcasts to feature its leading commentators, David Cone, Paul O’Neill and Joe Girardi, sources briefed on the decision told The Athletic.

The New York Yankees TV booth will look and sound drastically different in 2026. According to The Athletic, longtime MLB catcher and YES analyst John Flaherty will not return to the TV booth for the 2026 MLB season as part of an organizational shakeup that ...

The New York Yankees' broadcasting team will be moving on without one of its most beloved members next season.

Former Yankees catcher John Flaherty, a YES Network analyst, has announced his departure from the Network after 20 years of service. Flaherty revealed through social media on Wednesday that his contract would not be renewed for the upcoming season.

This is part one of a two-part series that will focus on predicting offseason moves for the New York Yankees during the 2025-26 offseason. Part one will focus on in-house matters, including free

YES still has David Cone, Paul O’Neill and Joe Girardi as analysts for Yankees game broadcasts alongside lead play-by-play voice Michael Kay and his backup, Ryan Ruocco. Flaherty occasionally did play-by-play when Kay and Ruocco were both out.

Former Yankees outfielder Clint Frazier, who played with Judge from 2017-21, believes the team must try to trade for Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper this winter. Harper, who turned 33 earlier this month, has six seasons and approximately $153 million left on the 13-year, $330 million contract he signed in February 2019.

New York Yankees first-round selection Dax Kilby impressed in his intro to pro ball and already has scouts calling him a draft-day steal.

The New York Yankees have stuck by Anthony Volpe through struggles, but the team may be interested in a change.