Michael Kay jokingly complains about his seat between John Sterling and Suzyn Waldman during ALCS
The Yankees play-by-play announcer 'complained' on Twitter but was just joking and being a bit sarcastic.
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WFAN limited ex-host Chris Carlin to a 30-minute spot on ESPN NY’s The Michael Kay Show, which Kay called “mean-spirited and petty”
"They’re so mean-spirited and petty, to stop a guy from going on the air. If he’s that bad that you fired him, what do you care if he’s on the air for two hours with us?"
ESPN’s Steve Young snarks Monday Night Football matchups to Michael Kay: “We get the best matchups. A billion-five, that’s well spent.”
This line provoked a lot of laughter from Kay and his co-hosts.
Michael Kay on voice not responding the way he hoped after surgery: “Quite frankly, I’m scared.”
"It’s been very scary, and at no point do I think I’m all good now. It took a long time to get back, and I didn’t rush because I want it to be right and I want it to last.'"
Once again, ESPN claims Michael Kay beat Mike Francesa by using numbers that ignore WFAN’s streaming
For the second straight quarter, ESPN PR sent out a release claiming Michael Kay "beat" Mike Francesa, citing numbers that include Kay's streaming feed and don't count Francesa's.
Michael Kay reveals he’ll be ‘out for about a month’ due to vocal cord surgery
Kay saw a specialist in Boston and was recommended to undergo surgery.
Michael Kay goes at Neil Best, claims Funhouse works for WFAN, somehow winds up looking dumber than Mike Francesa
"You destroy him daily and defend him. Good gig."
Michael Kay closes the ratings gap on Mike Francesa further, but ESPN PR’s “beats” claim is flat-out wrong
ESPN PR put out a release that Michael Kay's show "beats" Mike Francesa's. But that's only if you count ESPN's streaming and discount WFAN's.
Final-day ratings book battle sees Mike Francesa book Bill Simmons while Michael Kay books Mad Dog
Francesa's old partner, Chris "Mad Dog" Russo, will be appearing on ESPN New York instead of WFAN in the final day of the ratings book battle.
After criticisms of Kyler Murray, NFLN’s Charley Casserly revealed “I train over 100 players a year for combine interviews”
On The Michael Kay Show, Casserly revealed that he annually trains prospects for combine interviews. That should have been disclosed when he started passing along anonymous critiques of Kyler Murray's interviews.
Michael Kay beat Mike Francesa in the January ratings book, his second-straight monthly ratings win and his third ever
Francesa's audience has declined since his April return to WFAN, and Kay's has risen to surpass him. If that trend continues, that's a big shakeup in New York sports radio.
This Week In Hot Takes: Michael Kay blames Phil Jackson, who wasn’t with the Knicks in 2013, for missing on Giannis Antetokounmpo
Giannis Antetokounmpo was drafted in 2013, and Phil Jackson was hired in 2014. The only way to blame Jackson is if you think he has a time machine.
ESPN New York radio host Don La Greca loses it on co-hosts and caller after caller suggests Matt Forte will score for the...
"Well, keep picking! Keep picking! I don't know...Sid Luckman! I'll go with Sid Luckman! Gimme Joe Namath! Don Maynard! Let's go with Don! Morons! I can't take it."
Yankees outfielder Clint Frazier not happy with Michael Kay’s “facetious” comment
“You know I was being facetious” didn’t come across well with Frazier.
YES Network reportedly agrees to extension with Michael Kay, baseball’s highest-paid local announcer
Kay will continue to call about 125 Yankees' games a year for YES while also hosting his ESPN New York radio afternoon show.
