That will be the day after WFAN's Mike Francesa concludes his run at the station with his Super Bowl Sunday morning show.
It is not yet clear where Francesa's show will land on television, but he has said he does expect to find a new simulcast home.
"Michael Kay is a New York sports institution, having covered the New York sports scene for more than 30 years,” John J. Filippelli, YES' President, Production and Programming said.
"Michael personifies the New York sports scene. He boasts a constant stream of A-list guests, and gives passionate New York sports fans a platform to exchange their views. Michael fits in perfectly with our programming lineup.
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YES is believed to be paying about $600,000 per year for Kay's show, significantly less than what it had been spending on Francesa's show.
Said YES spokesman Eric Handler: ":We evaluated all of our options and the Michael Kay program presents a great business and programming opportunity for us." Handler confirmed Kay will do his show from outside Yankee Stadium on game days.
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