Michael Kay has another message for Yankees fans. For those calling for a “rebuild” or “reload” in the wake of their recent ...

Michael Kay, on his ESPN radio show, railed Monday against the notion that the Bronx Bombers should do anything but go for it ...

Yankees broadcaster fires back at fans calling for rebuild after rough stretch originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

Whether it’s his past battles with Mike Francesa or recent ones with Blue Jays fans and Jamie Campbell, Michael Kay never ...

Sportsnet host Jamie Campbell wasn’t going to let Michael Kay get away with his Blue Jays jab. After the Blue Jays completed their four-game sweep of the Yankees on Thursday, Campbell threw some ...

The Blue Jays are now 51-38, three games ahead of the Yankees (48-41). But Toronto has a run differential of just plus-11, which is worse than teams like the Boston Red Sox (45-45, plus-31), Texas ...

Michael Kay calls Yankees games for YES Network. AP Kay already scaled back his radio duties, moving from the afternoon slot to a solo show from 1-3 p.m. ET. He told The Post’s Joel Sherman and ...

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"The Blue Jays are not a first-place team, I’m sorry,” Kay said, via Brandon Contes of Awful Announcing. “If you look at the run differential, the Yankees’ run differential is +105.

NEW YORK — After more than three decades as the voice of the New York Yankees, Michael Kay is thinking about what’s next—and how long he wants to keep going. Kay, 64, who has served as the Yankees’ ...