Michael Kay Pauses Yankees Broadcast to Explain Anime Plot Beats
Take Tuesday night’s game between the New York Yankees and Arizona Diamondbacks as an example. In the second inning, YES ...
Torpedo Bat Envy? After Yankees' Outburst, All-Star Says 'Send a Few Over Here'
The Yankees' 'Torpedo Bat' craze peaked over the weekend, prompting a rival team's All-Star to say "send a few over here" ...
Yankees’ uniquely designed new bats draw attention during 9-homer barrage
YES announcer Michael Kay pointed out during the broadcast that several players had been using a design with a barrel closer ...
Michael Kay Says Yankees Designed New Bats for Better Hitting
Longtime Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay explained why they were using those bats during the YES Network broadcast and ...
Yankees share mixed feelings on perfectly legal ‘torpedo’ bats: ‘I know I’m bought in’
Some Yankees have been swinging unique lumber lately, but nothing illegal. The Bombers’ bats drew attention on Saturday, as ...
Joe Buck Pays Sweet Tribute to Michael Kay on Yankees’ First Homer on Opening Day
Buck, who joined the ESPN crew on a one-off assignment Thursday afternoon, didn’t have to wait long for a big moment as ...
MLB Announcer Tries Explaining One Piece, Fails Spectacularly
In a recent game against the Arizona Diamondbacks, MLB announcer Michael Kay tries to explain One Piece, mispronouncing Luffy’s name, thanks to Jazz sporting some Grand Line cleats. “Well, that is, ...
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Michael Kay dutifully explains Jazz Chisholm’s ‘One Piece’ cleats to Paul O’Neill
as cameras zoomed in on New York Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr.’s custom Japanese anime One Piece cleats, 64-year-old announcer Michael Kay sprang into action. In which Michael Kay ...
Anthony Volpe, Jazz Chisholm hitting with newly shaped bats and off to quick starts
The baseball world was quick to notice the oddly-shaped bats some Yankees players were using amid their blowout win against ...
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Michael Kay Says Yankees Designed New Bats for Better Hitting
They looked somewhat like bowling pins. Longtime Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay explained why they were using those bats during the YES Network broadcast and revealed the team actually custom ...