Keegan-Michael Key reveals to PEOPLE that he doesn't see his fellow 'Key & Peele' creator and star Jordan Peele "that often anymore, which is, to me, a tragedy."

Although their comedic chemistry is undeniable, Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele‘s careers have gone in different directions. Nearly a decade after their Comedy Central sketch comedy show Key & Peele ended,

"We don't see each other that often anymore," Key said of his long-time collaborator. "Which is, to me, a tragedy" For the record, we acknowledge how distracting it is that Corey Feldman and Christopher Walken are hanging out in the background of this photo (Credit: Kevin Mazur/VF18/WireImage) Keegan-Michael Key is making the press rounds right now,

Heading into the final week of the season as they chase a playoff spot, the Baltimore Orioles activated All-Star infielder Jordan Westburg and infielder Ramon Urias before Sunday's series finale against the Detroit Tigers.

His first rehab start in Triple-A Norfolk stirred more nerves than the Orioles’ potential playoff clincher. Having his feet back in the dirt at Camden Yards for their final regular season game in Baltimore left Jordan Westburg feeling right at home.