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While the TV voice of the Yankees, Michael Kay, may return from the injured list by the end of this week, YES has lined up a heavy hitter to help him with his workload.
Bob Costas will work one of next Saturday’s doubleheader games between the Yankees and Red Sox on YES, both Costas and YES president of programming and production John Filippelli told The Post.
Kay, 58, has been muted for what is approaching three weeks after having a nodule removed from his vocal cord.
In a text message, he said he will determine his official next step when he has his follow-up visit on Wednesday. If all goes well, he could possibly be in the booth to begin the Yankees-Red Sox series on Friday. Kay is also the host of his own afternoon drive time radio show on ESPN New York.
In his stead, Ryan Ruocco has picked up the majority of the play-by-play and earned very nice reviews.
On Saturday, Costas would do one game with Paul O’Neill and David Cone, while Kay, if up to it, would do the other.
“This is like an innings limit to me,” Filippelli said of Kay. “We need to manage this, as does ESPN Radio. Michael’s health is our top priority.”
As for Costas, he and Filippelli go back more than three decades when they worked NBC’s “Baseball Game of the Week” and “NFL Live.” After Kay was down, Costas and Filippelli tried to work out some dates and Saturday’s Red Sox matchup was the one that fit, as Costas will do the game the night before for MLB Network.
“I’ll just try and facilitate whatever the nuts and the bolts of the play-by-play are,” Costas said. “Then I’ll let them [Cone and O’Neill] do what they do.”


Even Bob Costas can't pin down Tom Brady about Deflategate.
For the most part, Tom Brady eluded Bob Costas' probing questions on Deflategate.
Bob Costas, arguably the best interviewer around, tried to pin down Patriots quarterback Tom Brady on Deflategate in an interview that aired before Sunday's game on NBC. But Brady wouldn't answer most questions directly.
First Costas wanted to know how a pro like Brady, who could feel the difference between 12.5 and 13.5 pounds per square inch -- the legal pressure range for official game balls -- couldn't tell the footballs used in the first half of the AFC title game were deflated.
"Well, I think it is all up to the individual," Brady responded. "On that particular night, you know I was facing a great defense. You know it was a wet chilly night. Things are happening pretty quick. The last thing I was thinking about was, you know, how the ball was inflated. I was trying to deal with how the ball felt all night and like I said, it felt pretty good all night."
Costas asked if it was a fair assumption that a Pats employee would deflate the footballs only after Brady's input.
"Absolutely, I think, absolutely. I can understand why people feel that way," Brady said. "There is an investigation going on. I'm sure all the things will come out. It's been a lot of speculation and I think that is what led to my hurt feelings. Hopefully the facts come out. We understand that whatever happened, happened. It's not going to have an effect on this game. and we can move foward."
Costas followed with: "Are you confident that in the end, that fans will be able to say, 'I have no doubt about Tom Brady, that he's on the up and up.'"
Brady: "Well, I think, look, everyone is entitled to an opinion. When you play for one NFL team, there are 31 other NFL teams out there that are probably not much of a fan of you.
If people want to feel whatever they feel, I have no problem with that, they are cerntalinly entitled to those beliefs and those feelings. I realize it's not about me. Not a lot of people know who I am and what I am about. The people who know me, they know what I'm about and what I stand for."


Super Bowl 52: Bob Costas says 'ambivalent feelings about football' aided decision to leave NBC broadcast.
Bob Costas will not be part of NBC’s coverage of Super Bowl 52, news that has surprised the sports media world because it’s a departure from plans Costas outlined about a year ago.
During a roundtable discussion with several other national journalists in November at the University of Maryland, Costas painted a doom-and-gloom sort of picture for the sport in regards to head injuries.
“The reality is that this game destroys people’s brains,” Costas said during the discussion, per USA Today.
Costas, who has hosted six Super Bowls, doubled down on those remarks Tuesday.
“I have been making the same points for several years, often on NBC. In halftime commentaries, interviews with Roger Goodell and other prominent NFL figures, appearances on CNN and elsewhere, I have addressed the issue of football and its undeniable connection to brain trauma many times. Why? Because the evidence is overwhelming and the effects are often devastating," he wrote. "It’s the elephant in the stadium at every game whether others choose to acknowledge it or not. And it’s not going away. So the idea that I am only now finding my voice on this, or that NBC was taken aback by what I said at Maryland is just wrong. It’s all simple and straightforward.”
NBC plans to keep its “Football Night in America” team intact. Sunday night host Dan Patrick and Thursday night host Liam McHugh will handle hosting duties in Minneapolis, while Tony Dungy, Rodney Harrison, Mike Florio, Chris Simms and Dale Earnhardt Jr. will also have prominent roles.
“The broadcast is in good hands, and they don’t have an appropriate role for me, or compelling reason to use me,” Costas said. “All involved are fine with that.”
Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth, of course, will call the game between the Eagles and Patriots.


Super Bowl 52: Are Bob Costas' anti-football remarks the reason he’s off NBC broadcast?
Bob Costas will not be part of NBC’s coverage of Super Bowl 52, news that has surprised the sports media world since it’s a departure from plans Costas outlined about a year ago.
Last February, when Costas announced he was stepping down as primetime host of NBC’s Olympic coverage, a role to be filled by Mike Tirico at the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang, he said he expected this year’s Super Bowl to be his football broadcasting swan song. Costas has hosted six Super Bowls throughout his career.
Not this year, though, as NBC plans to keep its “Football Night in America” team intact. Sunday night host Dan Patrick and Thursday night host Liam McHugh will handle hosting duties in Minneapolis, while Tony Dungy, Rodney Harrison, Mike Florio and Chris Simms will also have prominent pre-game roles. Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth, of course, will call the game between the Eagles and Patriots.
Costas’ absence has sports media observers wondering if comments he made about football at the University of Maryland in November is the reason why. During a roundtable discussion with several other national journalists, Costas painted a doom-and-gloom sort of picture for the sport, vis a vis head injuries.
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“The reality is that this game destroys people’s brains,” Costas said during the discussion, per USA Today.
“The cracks in the foundation are there. The day-to-day issues, as serious as they may be, they may come and go. But you cannot change the nature of the game. I certainly would not let, if I had an athletically gifted 12- or 13-year-old son, I would not let him play football.
He continued, “The whole thing could collapse like a house of cards if people actually begin connecting the dots."
NBC made no mention of that discussion, however, in a pair of statements issued in response to questions about Costas, one of which was attributed to Costas himself.
“Dan and Liam have served as hosts for our NFL pregame/studio shows on Sunday nights and Thursday nights, respectively, throughout the season and will continue on Super Bowl Sunday,” an NBC spokesperson said.
Costas’ statement, written solidly along the company line, read, “Dan and Liam have done the job hosting NBC’s NFL coverage all season. It wouldn’t be right for me to parachute in and do the Super Bowl.”


Bob Costas says the Twitter account with his name was a fake: “The fires of hell are still very much blazing.”
One of the funniest sports media radio segments in some time comes from Wednesday’s episode of The Rich Eisen Show ( on NBCSN, Peacock, Sirius XM and radio affiliates), which saw Bob Costas call in to confirm that the Twitter account that showed up last night claiming to be him was not, in fact, him. Costas had previously said that hell will freeze over before he joins Twitter, and he reiterated that in this appearance and added several other funny lines, such as how he’d rather return to Sochi and get pinkeye again than join the social media service. Here’s the clip:
And a transcription of some of the best lines on this, starting from the top:
“I’m good, Rich, and it’s appropriate that I would be on with you, because you have chided me good-naturedly ‘Are you on Twitter yet? What would it have to take before you were ever on Twitter?’ And late last night and again this morning when I woke up, there were dozens of texts, some claiming it must be real, some saying ‘This can’t be true,’ and one said ‘This is the best indication that hell has frozen over since the ’04 Red Sox or the 2016 Cubs.’ But I’m here to assure you and everyone else that the fires of hell are still very much blazing, because I am absolutely not on Twitter. They have taken the bogus account down.”
“And I began thinking ‘You know, what would I have to do before I ever deigned to be on Twitter? Binge-watch The Real Housewifes of Orange County ? Hire Rudy Giuliani as my personal attorney? Make a return trip to Sochi just for the nostalgia of the pinkeye episode? Star in a sequel to Baseketball ? Or, just for you, Rich, make a special trip to the NFL combine. All those things will happen before I’m ever on Twitter.'”
Costas does go on to say that he would consider a Baseketball sequel, especially if it gave him another chance to work with Al Michaels (who won this year’s Ford C. Frick Award, three years after Costas won the last one for national voices). So that could theoretically still happen. But he will not be joining Twitter any time soon. And this was a very funny and very clever way to rebut that rumor.




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