Remember when, just a couple days ago, Mike Francesa tried to tell us about how he wasn’t in competition with anyone?  It was right before telling us that ESPN radio was never going to catch WFAN in the ratings.

I believe the exact quote was:

“The idea Dog’s rooting against me, he made that pretty clear today. That’s fine. I don’t have a problem with that. And the idea that he’s rooting for ESPN, that’s good, too. They need his help. They need him and a whole lot more before they’re going to catch me, OK?

Because as sure as I’m sitting here, they’re never catching me, and you can underline that, OK? So the idea that they’re chasing me down in Jersey or they’re chasing me down somewhere, well, you know what, bring friends and ban everybody you can ban and bring a whole lot more ammunition than you have so far, because you have never gotten close, and you never will, as long as I’m sitting here.

Maybe someday after I’m gone, but not while I’m sitting here. You can take that to the bank, you can quote it, you can hang it up in their offices and in the Sirius offices. Because as Yogi once said, you could look it up. And you want to see what the ratings are, and Dog’s pals like Raissman in the media, look them up and write the facts, and check me on any one of the ratings I just gave you and write the facts. Because all those are facts.

Surprisingly, when questioned, Michael Kay, everyone’s favorite geek-hating, smack-talking ESPN Radio broadcaster, claimed he didn’t want to get involved.  He said he was taking “the high road.” 

Note to Kay: People taking the high road don’t usually tell everyone they’re taking the high road. They just take it.

Kay went on to comment, “I’m very happy with my life and my standing and find no need to lash out at others. I leave that to those that are seemingly less content with what they’ve been blessed with.”

So, not only is Michael Kay really good at taking the high road, but he is apparently also an eight year-old girl stuck in a grown male sportscaster’s body.  

Remember that time that A-Rod said, “Nothing against Bubba Crosby”-right before saying all those really insulting things about Bubby Crosby?  You see, just because you preface your statement with something intended to rob your statement of its actual meaning, it doesn’t mean we’re not going to understand your meaning. Kay and Francesa must have slept through that day of broadcasting school.

But that’s all I’ll say about that.  Because I’m taking the high road.