84. Michael Kay on Francesa Rivalry, Meeting Jeter, Disaster Interviews

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Recorded02 Jul 2021

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On this episode of the Colin Cowherd Podcast, First, Fake Questions, Real Answers on the NCAA player compensation ruling and why it wouldn't have helped Johnny Manziel as much as everyone thinks (1:00). Then Yankees Play-By-Play Announcer and New York broadcasting legend Michael Kay and Colin discuss what bothers them about Mike Francesca and Craig Carton (7:00), the criticism that Yankees fans hate most (17:00), the first time he ever met Derek Jeter (23:00), the pitcher who was not "built" for the Yankees (24:00), the main difference between George Steinbrenner and his son Hal (27:00), the "genius" moves that made Joe Torre a legend (30:00), the biggest problems with this year's Yankees (32:00), the personal sacrifices he made to pursue his announcing career (34:00), why he found it difficult to interview Bill Russell (38:00), how he accidentally launched Mike Tyson's Broadway career (40:00), the worst interview he's ever done (42:00), why his broken relationship with CC Sabathia still bothers him (46:00), and the worst baseball stadiums for broadcasting. (49:00).Make sure you follow Colin and The Volume on Twitter for the latest content and updates and check out FanDuel for the best wagering and daily fantasy action! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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