Talk about spoil sports.

There is a war of words going on between several baseball broadcasters and it all started when Sportsnet TV icon Buck Martinez slagged the Yankees, after the Bronx Bombers got massacred by Detroit in a series last week.

"You know, the Yankees — they're not a good team," Martinez said when finding out New York was getting bludgeoned by the Detroit Tigers. "I don't care what their record is. They have a lot of wild pitches, they make a lot of mistakes in the field, they don't run the bases very well. If they don't hit home runs, they don't have a chance to win."

Blue Jays Analyst Buck Martinez Ripped Yankees During On-Air Broadcast

It won't surprise you to know that New York commentators did not take that well. In fact, earlier in the season, longtime Yankee broadcaster Michael Kay threw his own bean ball at the team. 

“The Blue Jays are not a first-place team, I’m sorry,” Kay said definitively... "They’re not playing great baseball. I’m sorry, they’re not.”

Michael Kay says first-place Blue Jays aren’t a first-place team

As if that wasn't enough, now the Orioles crew is getting in on the act, after the Jays came back to beat the Baltimore Birds in late inning heroics on Saturday. It started when Toronto fans booed the Orioles' pitcher for throwing over to first base to try and pick off a Jays' runner. 

“I gotta be real, real careful what I say… but sometimes, we had some major questions about the baseball IQ of some Canadians,” [Orioles colour commentator Bruce] Roberts said. “At times it felt like maybe they enjoyed or knew more about hockey than baseball.”

MLB broadcaster awkwardly insults Canadians and Toronto Blue Jays fans on-air

Fortunately, Toronto is done with the Yanks for the season. But they should all probably quit while the Jays are ahead.