Long-Time Yankees Broadcaster Hints Retirement Could Be Near
Summary
Michael Kay, the longtime broadcaster for the New York Yankees, has said he is thinking about retirement as he turns 65. He is not making any firm plans yet but wants to be present for his children while they are young.Key Facts
- Michael Kay has been a broadcaster for the Yankees since 1992.
- He is currently 65 years old and starting to consider retirement.
- Kay has two children, ages 11 and 13, and wants to spend time with them.
- He works from home during the winter for a radio show four days a week.
- Kay does not expect to continue broadcasting into his 80s.
- He was inspired by former Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully’s advice about not making long-term plans.
- Kay works alongside other analysts like Paul O’Neill, David Cone, and Joe Girardi.
- He has been part of five Yankees World Series championship seasons.
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