Kevin Youkilis calls out ESPN over its treatment of Tom Brady

"#CmonMan"

Kevin Youkilis throws out the first pitch at Fenway in 2017. Maddie Meyer / Getty Images

August 6, 2017

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Tom Brady recently said he doesn’t think his medical history is “anyone’s business,” but ESPN host Bob Ley begs to differ.

“The hell it isn’t, Tom,” Ley said in a recent segment:

Tom Brady told a reporter that his possible concussion history is none of their business. @BobLeyESPN disagrees: “The hell it isn’t, Tom.” pic.twitter.com/nv2jswvUhD

— E60 (@E60) August 6, 2017

Former Red Sox infielder Kevin Youkilis — who is also Brady’s brother-in-law — took issue with Ley’s comment, aligning with a common view among Patriots fans that ESPN’s treatment of Brady has been unfair since Deflategate.

Youkilis shared his pointed message on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/KYouk_2036/status/894205752197472256