Michael Kay Chides Yankees Fans for Not Showing up to Old-Timers' Day
Summary
Many New York Yankees fans did not attend the team’s annual Old-Timers' Day event, leading to many empty seats at the stadium. Michael Kay, a longtime Yankees media personality, discussed the lower fan interest during his radio show and pointed out that the current lineup of former players is less famous than groups from past decades.Key Facts
- Old-Timers' Day is an annual Yankees event where past players return to the field.
- This year, many seats at Yankee Stadium were empty during the event.
- Michael Kay spoke about the decrease in fan enthusiasm on his radio show.
- In the 1990s, Yankees legends like Yogi Berra, Joe DiMaggio, and Mickey Mantle were featured, drawing big crowds.
- This year included Hall of Famers Reggie Jackson and Mariano Rivera.
- Derek Jeter, a beloved former Yankee, did not attend due to a scheduling conflict.
- Fans might be more interested in seeing current stars like Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton at future events.
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