Michael Kay discusses retirement plans after viral comment about Yankees
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 12:00 PM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

Michael Kay, the long-time New York Yankees broadcaster, suggested on a podcast that he is considering retirement as he evaluates the end of his career. The conversation followed a viral moment during a game against the Baltimore Orioles, where he described the Yankees' three-run inning as an 'offensive orgy.' This comment became a trending topic on social media. Kay has spent decades as a prominent voice in New York sports but indicated uncertainty about his future, particularly with family commitments as his children grow. He did not set a specific retirement date.
- •Michael Kay made a viral comment during a game against the Orioles.
- •He acknowledged contemplating retirement during a recent podcast session.
- •Kay referenced his children's ages as a factor in his retirement considerations.
- •He did not announce a specific retirement date.
- •Kay has been a key voice in Yankees broadcasts for decades.
- 12:00 PMYahoo Sports — Yankees Voice Sends Retirement Update After ‘Orgy’ Comments Go Viral
"The New York Yankees’ iconic figure suggested he would end his career by a certain point shortly after some awkward comments caught attention.
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