Michael Kay, who calls New York Yankees games on YES Network, anchors ESPN Radio's afternoon lineup and goes head-to-head with WFAN's Carton & Roberts.
“I work for two Tiffany brands. I can’t really go low on ESPN. I can’t go low and be connected to the Yankees. Now, Michael Kay the person, if I wasn’t connected, I can go as low as anybody, believe me.
But I’ve kind of got handcuffs on, and Craig and Evan, they don’t. ... The early ratings would indicate going to be very difficult to do. That’s a destination station, FAN. People think of sports talk, they think of FAN in New York.”
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