Yankees announcer Michael Kay took issue with a comment Juan Soto made this week after the new Mets outfielder was left off of the All-Star Game roster. Speaking to reporters after the news broke, Soto said “it happens,” and it’s “a part of baseball.” He was then asked a follow up question about whether he wanted to play in the game.

After being taunted with a broom, Michael Kay dropped a hammer. Kay, the Yankees’ play-by-play voice on YES Network and a talk-show host on ESPN radio, reacted Sunday to being called out by Jamie Campbell of Rogers Sportsnet in Toronto after the Blue Jays swept a four-game series from the spiraling Yankees to overtake first place in the AL East.

Between alienating Mets fans, sparring with fellow broadcasters, and declaring the first-place Blue Jays aren’t actually a first-place team, Michael Kay is currently on a full-blown Linsanity-esque heater.

Michael Kay has another message for Yankees fans. For those calling for a “rebuild” or “reload” in the wake of their recent six-game slide that ended with Sunday’s 6-4 win over the Mets, he says, Slow your roll.

After the Blue Jays completed their four-game sweep of the Yankees on Thursday, Campbell threw some shade during the postgame show toward Kay — while not referencing the play-by-play announcer by name, but referring to him as a “certain Yankee broadcaster” — after a prior comment about how Toronto doesn’t reflect a first-place team.

Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay advised the YES Network crew against showing close-ups of Cal Raleigh's behind during Tuesday's game. The crew kept doing it anyway. The post ‘I Don’t Know if We Need That,

Yankees manager Aaron Boone wants you to believe Volpe is “bleeping elite.” On Tuesday, Yankees YES Network announcer Michael Kay brought some insight into Boone’s thinking regarding Volpe on his midday show on ESPN New York.

Michael Kay, on his ESPN radio show, railed Monday against the notion that the Bronx Bombers should do anything but go for it at the July 31 trade deadline.

Yankees announcer calls Mets superstar Juan Soto "tone deaf" in a new rant about his odd All-Star snub comments.