Yankees announcer Michael Kay is finished with his former ESPN Radio cohost, Peter Rosenberg. On Thursday, Rosenberg had a hilarious back-and-forth with his ESPN cohosts, Don La Greca and Alan Hahn. During the segment, he revealed a text exchange with Kay.

Throw away all of those good times and laughs – Michael Kay is done. The voice of the Yankees fired off a wild text message to his former ESPN Radio co-host Peter Rosenberg, which included telling him, “you’re dead to me,” Rosenberg revealed on “Don, Hahn & Rosenberg” this week.

Cone leaving ESPN broadcasts; Arbitration process in the spotlight, at least once more; Yanks bring back former farmhand Kaleb Ort.

The former Yankees ace is set to call in the neighborhood of 60 Yankees game this season, a YES Network spokesperson confirmed to NJ Advance Media. That’s significantly more than the fewer than the 40 he did last season while also working for ESPN, but fewer than the 90 he did before joining The Worldwide Leader in 2022.

Veteran baseball analyst and longtime pitcher David Cone is no longer with ESPN. Cone, according to multiple reports, did not have his contract renewed as the Worldwide Leader is undergoing a broader shakeup of its Major League Baseball coverage ahead of the 2026 season.

Cody Bellinger remains unsigned, and the New York Yankees may not be in the driver's seat to sign him anymore.

The Yankees, in pursuit of starting pitching, acquired young left-hander Ryan Weathers from the Marlins for a package of four prospects, sources told ESPN, confirming a YES Network report.

Just days after the New York Yankees were linked to Chicago Cubs second baseman Nico Hoerner, another team has emerged, and it appears far more aggressive. According to Jeff Passan of ESPN, the San Francisco Giants are actively working the trade market in search of a second baseman, with Hoerner sitting near the top of their list.