The lights flickered in the background as the Marlins celebrated their walk-off win, one that perhaps the most pessimistic Yankees fan could never have imagined. The Yankees held leads of six, five ...

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 ...

After nearly two decades as a staple of New York Sports radio in the afternoon drive, the future of “The Michael Kay Show” is in limbo as host Michael Kay and ESPN negotiate, sources briefed on the ...

Michael Kay would prefer to say “See ya” fewer times during the course of the Yankees season. The 64-year-old television voice of the Yankees revealed he would like to cut back on how many games he ...

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 were ...

Michael Kay’s new timeslot (1-3 p.m. ET) on ESPN Radio has been everything he hoped for when it started in January. Appearing as a guest on Wednesday’s “The Show,” a podcast hosted by The New York ...

Join Post Sports+ for exciting subscriber-only features, including real-time texting with Mike Puma about the inside buzz on the Mets. Michael Kay has a bone to pick with the Mets’ $765 million star.

EXCLUSIVE: Lupin creator George Kay is penning a chilling cat-and-mouse thriller for ITV starring David Morrissey (The Walking Dead) and Eve Myles (Keeping Faith). The prolific British scribe is ...

It’s the end of an era. After 22 years, The Michael Kay Show as we know it, has come to an end on ESPN Radio in New York. The Michael Kay Show went through several iterations over its more than two ...

Monday marks a new era for ESPN New York. The radio station is set to debut its first-ever all-local weekday lineup on Jan. 6, with Michael Kay’s solo edition of “The Michael Kay Show” in the 1-3 p.m.

Like countless other kids in the 1960s and 70s, Michael Kay spent his Saturday mornings glued to the TV for weekly showings of his favorite cartoons, “The Flintstones” and “The Jetsons.” That made it ...