Michael Kay

Larry David’s enthusiasm is curbed when he can’t watch Yankees’ game in new ad

Mar 27, 2026 @ 10:24am

Arguably one of the biggest Yankees fans, Larry David has spent the majority of his life rooting for the New York Yankees. And, just at the beginning of a brand new season, David is back with another hilarious ad campaign. The Seinfeld co-creator and actor, this time, has problems figuring out where to watch the […] The post Larry David’s enthusiasm is curbed when he can’t watch Yankees’ game in new ad appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Larry David teams up with Michael Kay in new YES Network ad about ease of finding Yankees games

Mar 27, 2026 @ 7:30am

Baseball > MLB > New York Yankees

NY Post Sports

In order to represent so many fans’ sentiment about the rising difficulty in finding where to watch MLB games, the Yankees found the perfect complainer.

Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay sounds off on all Aaron Judge haters after Opening Day dud

Mar 26, 2026 @ 6:02pm

Baseball > MLB > New York Yankees > San Francisco Giants

ClutchPoints

The New York Yankees opened their season against the San Francisco Giants with a convincing win, but Aaron Judge’s quiet opener still sparked immediate debate. While the Yankees rolled to a 7-0 victory, some reaction centered more on Judge’s stat line than the team’s dominant performance. Judge, the reigning American League MVP, went 0-for-5 with […] The post Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay sounds off on all Aaron Judge haters after Opening Day dud appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Michael Kay laments ‘concerning’ fragmentation of MLB rights

Mar 25, 2026 @ 4:30pm

Baseball > MLB > New York Yankees

Awful Announcing

Michael Kay will be watching Opening Day from the stands. Again. Last year, when ESPN held the Yankees opener and put Joe Buck on the call, Kay — who has either written or announced Opening Day for 37 consecutive years — was “red-hot” about it and ended up in the seats at Yankee Stadium with Read more... The post Michael Kay laments ‘concerning’ fragmentation of MLB rights appeared first on Awful Announcing.