reporter Jeff Nelson — fill-in Yankees game analyst Nancy Newman – studio host and host of Yankees Magazine Paul O'Neill – lead Yankees game analyst Peter Rosenberg – co-host of "The Michael Kay Show" simulcast on YES Ryan Ruocco – host of This Week in Football; alternate play-by-play voice for both the Yankees and the Brooklyn Nets; back-up Yankees studio host/sideline and clubhouse reporter. Filled in for Michael Kay in the summer of 2019 for Yankees play-by-play Chris Shearn – producer/on-air wrap-around host of The Michael Kay Show; host of Yankees Batting Practice Today; sideline reporter for college game broadcasts; Liberty play-by-play Jim Spanarkel – Nets game/studio analyst John Sterling – host of Yankeeography and Yankees Classics and fill-in play-by-play for Yankees Games Joe Tolleson — lead play-by-play broadcaster for NYCFC matches David Wells – alternate Yankees game analyst Since the network's launch in 2002, longtime Yankee Stadium public address announcer Bob Sheppard has served as a continuity announcer for YES' network identifications and programming schedules. Recordings of Sheppard are still used occasionally even though Sheppard died in 2010. Ian Eagle also sometimes provides continuity for on-air promotions during the Nets season, beginning in 2019, he was joined by Joe Tolleson, who provides network continuity during NYCFC's season. Former on-air staff Marv Albert – lead play-by-play broadcaster for Nets games (2005–2011; previously worked at NBC Sports, TBS, TNT & CBS Sports. Retired) Greg Anthony – Brooklyn Nets game analyst. Now at NBC Sports, TBS, TNT, CBS Sports & NBA TV Michelle Beadle – Nets sideline reporter, correspondent, Yankees on Deck, host, YES' Ultimate Road Trip (2005–2009; now a part of the San Antonio Spurs broadcast team Keith Byars – co-host of This Week in Football Tim Capstraw – Nets game analyst Mike Fratello – Nets studio analyst Joe Girardi – Yankees sideline reporter and game/studio analyst (2004, 2007) Fred Hickman – studio host (2002–2004; now sports director at Fox affiliate WVUE-DT in New Orleans) Mark Jackson – Nets game analyst (2005–2008; now at ESPN) Kimberly Jones – Yankees sideline/clubhouse reporter (2005–2012; was at NFL Network) David Justice – Yankees studio analyst; host of Yankees on Deck (2005–2007) Jim Kaat – Yankees game analyst (2002–2006) Al Leiter – Yankees game analyst (2006–2018; left the booth to focus on his family, including highly rated pitching prospect son, Jack) Donny Marshall – Nets game analyst Tino Martinez – Yankees game analyst (2010; served