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DAZN to Stream Sabres Games as MSG/YES Move Direct-to-Consumer
sports1 month ago

DAZN to Stream Sabres Games as MSG/YES Move Direct-to-Consumer

DAZN will become the exclusive direct-to-consumer streaming home for MSG Networks and YES Network in the 2026-27 NHL/NBA seasons, giving Sabres fans in-territory access to live games, 24/7 feeds of MSG and YES networks, on-demand highlights, and multi-device viewing, with Gotham Sports App users migrating to DAZN and pricing details to be announced later. In-market fans can still watch MSG via cable or Fubo, while out-of-market fans can continue to stream Sabres games on ESPN+.

DAZN to Host New York Games as Gotham App Winds Down
business1 month ago

DAZN to Host New York Games as Gotham App Winds Down

YES Network and MSG Networks will move local-game streaming from the Gotham Sports app to DAZN, covering Yankees, Knicks, Rangers, Islanders, Devils, Nets and Sabres; the migration begins in the 2026-27 season, with existing cable subscribers able to stream for free on DAZN, as regional sports networks face cord-cutting pressure and seek new subscribers.

Cameraman Injured by Errant Throw at Yankees-Orioles Game
sports3 years ago

Cameraman Injured by Errant Throw at Yankees-Orioles Game

A YES Network cameraman, Pete Stendel, was hit in the head by an errant throw during the Yankees-Orioles game at Yankee Stadium. Play was stopped as medical staff attended to Stendel, who was conscious and talking. He was carted off the field on a stretcher, raising a peace sign to the crowd. The incident occurred when the throw from Orioles shortstop Gunnar Henderson hit Stendel as he was peering into his camera. Play eventually resumed.

YES Network's New Streaming Service Brings Yankees Games to Non-Cable Viewers.
business3 years ago

YES Network's New Streaming Service Brings Yankees Games to Non-Cable Viewers.

The YES Network, co-owned by the New York Yankees, is launching a direct-to-consumer streaming service for non-cable subscribers to watch Yankees games, as well as games for the NBA's Brooklyn Nets and the WNBA's New York Liberty. The service costs $24.99 per month or $239.99 annually, with a promotional offer of $19.99 per month or $199.99 annually for subscribers who sign up before April 30. The move follows other regional sports networks, such as Diamond Sports Group and MSG Networks, offering streaming services outside of the cable bundle to reach consumers who don't subscribe to traditional pay-TV.