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Michael Kay is the main play-by-play voice of the New York Yankees on the YES Network and their broadcast television partners WCBS-TV and currently WWOR-TV, a job he has held since 2002. Prior to that he was partnered with John Sterling as the radio voices of the team on WABC-AM. When WCBS-AM got the radio deal in 2002, he moved over to the television side and Sterling remained on the radio. He has been best known for saying "See-ya!" during his home run calls.

Michael previously did Yankee games on WABC Radio, and was the post-game, locker room reporter for the Madison Square Garden Network.

Kay also has a talk show in New York from 4 pm to 7 pm (eastern time) on 1050 ESPN Radio. Michael is also the host of the YES Network's "Beck's Presents CenterStage", where he interviews people from all different branches of sports and entertainment and occasionally appears on ESPN's The Sports Reporters.

He in an alumnus of Fordham University.

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