Joe Angel, 1991 Michael Kay, 1992–2001 Charley Steiner, 2002–2004 Suzyn Waldman, 2005–present Beto Villa, 1997–2013 en Español Francisco Rivera, 2005–present en Español Felix DeJesus, 2006–present en Español Rickie Ricardo, 2014–present en Español, 2020–present (acting, relief PBP presenter for Stering) Ryan Ruocco, 2019 (acting, relief PBP presenter for Sterling) Chris Carrino, 2019 (acting, relief PBP presenter for Sterling) β - indicates Ford C. Frick Award winner Broadcast outlets Radio stations WABC/WCBS: 1939–1940, 1961–1966, 2002–2013 WOR: 1942 WINS: 1944–1957, 1978–1980 WMGM/WHN: 1958–1960, 1967–1970 WMCA: 1971–1977 WABC: 1981–2001 WFAN–WFAN-FM: 2014–present WADO: 2010–present (Spanish) Television stations The Yankees' New York City flagship station has been: WABD/WNYW: 1947–1951; 1999–2001 WCBS-TV: 2002–2004 WWOR-TV: 2005–2014 WPIX: 1951–1998; 2015–2021 Outside of New York City, over-the-air television broadcasts can often be seen on: WCTX "My TV 9" New Haven/Hartford WCWN "The CW 15" Albany (2013–) WNYO-TV "My TV" Buffalo WHAM-TV, WHAM-DT2 (The CW Rochester) Rochester WSTM-DT2 "CW6", WSTM-TV "NBC 3" Syracuse WQMY Williamsport/Scranton/Wilkes Barre WPNY-LD Utica Cable television SportsChannel New York 1979–1988 MSG Network 1989–2001 YES Network 2002–current Streaming television Amazon Prime Video 2020–present Radio Network WFAN and WFAN-FM are flagships for a 52 station radio network spanning 14 states. See also List of current Major League Baseball announcers Notes References Halberstam, David "Sports on NY Radio", 1999. New York Yankees CBS Sports SportsChannel Madison Square Garden Sports YES Network Bally Sports CBS Radio Sports Broadcasters