Someone named “Richard from Manhattan” started out just like any other ordinary caller on The Michael Kay Show Thursday, talking about the New York Knicks. But within 90 seconds he was schooling Kay ...

Like countless other radio hosts, Michael Kay idolizes Howard Stern, and now that the King of All Media knows it, he’s here for the free publicity. Last month, chants of “Baba Booey” by a few fans ...

Michael Kay is over the antics. The long-time Yankees play-by-play announcer on YES Network expressed his disdain with the team partaking in a July 4 staredown with the Reds during his eponymous radio ...

Michael Kay has no patience for anyone accusing him of gaslighting New York Yankees fans. Kay found a comment from X (formerly Twitter) user Jrock184, and read it aloud on Thursday's episode of The ...

New York Yankees play-by-play announcer Michael Kay ripped the Baltimore Orioles for its bizarre suspension of fellow announcer Kevin Brown. Brown had not appeared in the booth since Orioles’ July 23 ...

Michael Kay did not aspire to be a full-time radio host. Back when he called Yankees games on WABC, Kay would occasionally host three-hour talk shows for the station during the MLB offseason. It was ...

In 2023, Michael Kay inked a new deal contract with ESPN through 2024. That might be as far as he and The Michael Kay Show go. The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand reported Wednesday that the radio ...

Michael Kay simply can’t help himself. The YES Network Yankees play-by-play announcer feuded with Blue Jays announcer Jamie Campbell this past week, and admitted to The Post’s Joel Sherman and Jon ...

Penny-pinching Pirates owner Bob Nutting was again the target of criticism for their lack of spending during the offseason — this time by Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay. “We talked about the Pirates ...

Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay is keeping his calls as down the middle as he can – even if fans don’t necessarily like that. Kay was speaking with the Marlins Radio Network when Stephen Strom noted ...

The Yankees and Mets are, of course, crosstown rivals, but now, their respective booths have taken parting shots at one another. It started on Tuesday, when Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay wasn't ...