List of New York Yankees broadcasters today: Meet the voices behind the games

The New York Yankees are unquestionably an iconic sports franchise. There are several reasons behind the club's success, from the team's logo to their historic run of World Series titles. The Bronx Bombers are hard to ignore.

While their play has helped fuel New York's run to the top, many pieces around the organization have helped it stand above other franchises. One of those reasons is the club's impressive broadcasting team.

Here's a closer look at the prominent New York Yankees broadcasters

David Cone

A Cy Young Award winner, former New York Yankees superstar David Cone has brought a wealth of pitching experience to the booth for the broadcast. The 61-year-old has been a staple of the team's broadcast since 2001.

Jack Curry

With nearly two decades of covering the New York Yankees as a writer and broadcaster, Jack Curry has aided the club in several roles. Curry has written several books with former Yankees players, including Derek Jeter, Paul O'Neill and David Cone.

John Flaherty

John Flaherty, who played over 1,000 MLB games, has added his baseball expertise to the YES broadcast team for nearly 20 years. Given his perspective of viewing the game from the catcher position, Flaherty brings top-notch analysis to the team's broadcasts.

Michael Kay

The Yankees' voice, Michael Kay, has made a living by using his unique sound and personality to add an additional aura to the team's games. Kay has made several iconic calls for the franchise, including Derek Jeter's 3,000th career hit.

"The 3,000th Hit (07/09/2011) “Looking up, see ya! 3,000! History with an exclamation point! Oh, what a way to join the 3,000-hit club. Derek Jeter has done it in grand style” - Michael Kay" - @NY_EvilEmpire

Bob Lorenz

Bob Lorenz, the face of the New York Yankees pre and post-game show, has a wealth of experience in sports broadcasting, covering several different teams over the years. Aside from the Yankees, Lorenz has covered the New York Giants and the New York Jets.

Meredith Marakovits

If you've ever watched a Yankees game on YES, you have seen Meredith Marakovits. A clubhouse reporter, Marakovits, is on the ground at every home game, providing fans with inside info.

"Yankees legend, Don Mattingly, joins Meredith Marakovits to discuss his return to New York and reminisce over his time wearing pinstripes" - @YESNetwork

Nancy Newman

A host of Yankees Batting Practice Today, Newman provides Yankees fans with news about the organization. Newman has been with YES since 2003 and has been an asset across the board, conducting interviews and hosting several programs about the New York Yankees.

Paul O'Neill

O'Neill may be one of the most recognizable faces on the broadcast team, thanks to his playing career or perhaps his cameo on the hit show Seinfeld. The five-time World Series champion broadcasts the Yankees on YES.

Ryan Ruocco

Ryan Ruocco casts a wide net across New York sports. Not only does Ruocco provide analysis and commentary for the Yankees, he also plays a key role in covering the Brooklyn Nets and Women's College Basketball for ESPN.

"YOU BET! Ryan Ruocco calling caitlin games" - @slowlyslide

Chris Shearn

Chris Shearn is a jack-of-all-trades for the New York Yankees broadcasting team, hosting several shows and conducting on-field interviews with players and coaches. Shearn is best known for his role as a Yankees Batting Practice Today anchor.