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Peter Rosenberg: Aaron Rodgers Coming to New York Would Force Michael Kay to Remain on Radio
"You couldn't walk away form this. You can't leave if Aaron Rodgers comes to New York."
Michael Kay Offended By Story From Mike Breen
"He said the story was to tell how important you are to my story, but it was hurtful."
Don La Greca: We Don’t Need 2 Weeks to Hype Up Super Bowl
"SiriusXM's got a whole channel committed to the Super Bowl, and everytime I turn it on, they're talking to Miss America."
Peter Rosenberg: Gio’s Rant ‘Gimmick Infringement’ of Don La Greca
The comment from Rosenberg comes after Giannotti was critical of he and La Greca last week. Giannotti claimed the pair were "bootlicking" Michael Kay.
Gregg Giannotti: Michael Kay Showed ‘Embarrassing, Ridiculous Abuse’
"If I ever -- EVER -- go out on the air or go back to Spike Eskin and say 'This guy needs to be fired', you have permission to punch me right in the face. Because that is a ridiculous -- ridiculous -- abuse of power."
The Michael Kay Show, DiPietro & Rothenberg Trade Barbs Over Athleticism
"Peter Rosenberg is a fraud fan. He's a fraud! That's what the man is."
Michael Kay Show Pays Tribute to Favorite Caller Following His Death
"Michael Kay admitted to The Bergen Record that news of Harry Chakmakian's death brought him to tears."
Don La Greca: Jon Heyman Getting Aaron Judge Report Wrong A ‘Borderline Fireable Offense’
"You can't have a bunch of people relying on your information -- as a respected journalist -- to throw out that information and then walk it back a couple of minutes later."
The Michael Kay Show Ponders Why Broadcasters Don’t Share Their Salaries Like Players
"Because if we were baseball players, we'd all know what we make and we could all go to management and negotiate based off that information. I can't do that."
The Michael Kay Show Celebrates 20 Years of New York Sports Radio Excellence
"When we started, I thought it was going to be a short-term gig. 20 years – it’s really hard to fathom; it really is.”