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 ...

Kay's call may have stood out, but so does his integrity. In an era of team-first broadcasting, he remains committed to calling the game, not just rooting for laundry.

During the ninth inning of Saturday's blowout loss, the New York Yankees were blasted for their performance by their own play ...

Michael Kay pushes back on calls for a Yankees rebuild, telling fans they can’t handle losing in the World Series.

Micheal Kay might benefit when the New York Yankees win, but he insists that won’t stop him from calling a game without bias. Kay put that theory to the test this past weekend, when the Yankees ...

Michael Kay was incredulous after Yankees’ choke against Marlins: ‘Worst loss of the year’ By Matt Ehalt Published Aug. 2, 2025, 8:37 a.m. ET ...

“Jazz Chisholm just got thrown out, and really, he has nobody to blame but himself,” Kay said. “I know he didn’t like the call but he has been chirping at Wegner.

“Jazz Chisholm just got thrown out, and really, he has nobody to blame but himself,” Kay said. “I know he didn’t like the call but he has been chirping at Wegner.

Michael Kay: "It can't get much worse than this." Paul O'Neill: "Every once in a while, you get embarrassed on the field...

Michael Kay's rebuttal to Blue Jays broadcast isn't a good look This, by all accounts, was in good fun. Campbell was simply adding some fuel to the Yankees fire.

After a frustrating weekend for the New York Yankees, which ended in a sweep at the hands of the Miami Marlins, longtime YES Network voice Michael Kay found himself at the center of fan criticism.