The YES Network won eight Emmy Awards during the 63rd annual New York Emmy Awards ceremony Saturday night, giving it 126 Emmys since its 2002 launch. Ian Eagle won his record fifth straight New York Emmy for Sports Play-by-Play and sixth overall for his work on YES’ Brooklyn Nets telecasts, while his Nets broadcast partner Sarah Kustok became the first woman to win a Sports Analyst Emmy in New York. Eagle and Kustok are the first broadcast team to win New York Emmys for Play-by-Play and Analyst in the same year.

YES' Emmy Wins:

• Sports Play-by-Play – Ian Eagle

• Sports Analyst – Sarah Kustok

• Live Sports Producer – Frank DiGraci

• Set Design – Bill Diamond – Buzz In The Bronx

• Interview/Discussion – CenterStage

• Sports: Interview/Discussion – The Feed

• Program Promo – Sports – Nets Playoff Tease

• Graphic Arts: News/Graphics – Brooklyn Nets Package

Of note:

• This is the third time that YES has swept Play-by-Play and Analyst Emmys in the same year, having also done so in 2017 (Eagle for Nets and Al Leiter for Yankees) and 2015 (Michael Kay for Yankees and Mike Fratello for Nets)

• Eagle’s five straight Play-by-Play wins is the longest streak for consecutive talent wins ever in New York

• Eagle’s six total New York Play-by-Play Emmys puts him one behind Mike Emrick, the all-time leader in New York with seven

“These eight Emmys span many of the key categories and speak volumes about the talent, dedication and passion exhibited by our YES Network team,” said John J. Filippelli, President, Production & Programming, and Executive Producer, YES Network. “We are grateful for the recognition bestowed upon us by our peers. We are particularly proud to see Ian and Sarah win in their respective categories, the first time that a broadcast team has won play-by-play and analyst Emmys in the same year in New York. That is quite an accomplishment.”