But Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay says the Jays are “not great” and predicts a “market correction” from their recent ...

But because of the controversy his comments sparked, which included a back-and-forth with Sportsnet broadcaster Jamie ...

The Blue Jays have a +32 run differential and lead the Yankees, who have a +106 run differential, by four games in the AL ...

Turns out, a microphone doesn’t grant immunity from irony. The post Yankees Announcer Changes Tune on Disrespectful Opinion ...

Eventually, it would all come back to Michael Kay. The New York Yankees’ play-by-play voice for YES Network and ESPN Radio host claimed last week that the Toronto Blue Jays weren’t a first ...

For decades, the Yankees–Red Sox rivalry has defined the AL East, dripping with history, intensity, and iconic moments. The ...

Michael Kay on the YES Network Yankees pregame show on July 6, 2025. YES Network Jamie Campbell (l.) had some words for Michael Kay after the Blue Jays swept the Yankees on Thursday. Sportsnet ...

The next round between Yankees and Blue Jays, and apparently their broadcaster, is back in Toronto beginning July 21. Related: Blue Jays Analyst Roasts Yankees, Michael Kay After Historic Sweep ...

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.

Toronto then completed a four-game sweep of New York to take first in the AL East, which led to Campbell and the Blue Jays broadcast to troll Kay by waving a broom and saying, “I can think of a ...

Kay told Campbell he looks forward to seeing him in Toronto when the Yanks and Blue Jays are back at it for a three-game series beginning July 21. Just last month, Kay took on the entire Mets ...

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 ...