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Somers’ Monologue: Against Mets, ‘Chickens’ Rule The Roost
Well, on Saturday and Sunday, Terry Collins was more like Tom Collins. On the rocks.
Somers’ Monologue: Dickey Don’t Lose That Knuckler!
Mets vs. Yankees. Sunday night. R.A. Dickey vs. CC Sabathia. Oh boy, what a matchup.
Somers’ Monologue: R.A. (Really Awesome) Dickey Simply Amazin’
OK, it wasn’t just a great game. It was a one-hit wonder, which really could have gone down as another Mets no-no.
Somers’ Monologue: Pinch Me, Mets’ Bullpen Got The Job Done!
Apparently they’re better indoors than outside.
Somers’ Monologue: Bronx Is Burning; Mets, Not So Much
The weekend at Bernie’s wasn’t very much fun for the Mets.
Somers’ Monologue: Devils Suspend The Sadness
When the Kings scored to tie Game 4 right after New Jersey took their first lead of the series — that’s right, the series — Steve started to get down in the dumps.
Seinfeld And The Schmoozer: ‘Jerry From Queens’ Talks Mets Magic On WFAN
It has become an annual rite of spring-slash-summer. Comedian Jerry Seinfeld and WFAN host Steve Somers, talking Mets baseball. Only there was something different about this year’s chat.
Somers’ Monologue: Devils Facing Own Demons
The King (Henrik) is dead. Long live the Kings.
Somers’ Monologue: Devils Lose In The Details
If Wednesday night’s Stanley Cup opener was played on the gridiron, everything for 60 minutes would have been from the 20-yard line to the 20-yard line.
Somers’ Monologue: More Ducks Than Fans At Lake Citi Field
Before the rain on Thursday night, the Mets had Jeremy Hefner on the mound. After the downpour? He looked more like old man Hugh Hefner.
Somers’ Monologue: Mets And Yankees Win; It’s A 3-2 New York Night!
Talk about a triple-double. Sort of.
Somers’ Monologue: It’s Good To Be Wright!
By the time the eighth inning was over, New York had five more runs, matching the number of times David Wright was on base.
Somers’ Monologue: It’s Good To Be King — Right, Rangers Fans?
Manhattan is abuzz. New Jersey? Better luck next time.
Somers’ Monologue: What Do Rangers And Con Edison Have In Common?
We know the Rangers in seven can be heaven. But why do they have to go through hell to get there?
Somers’ Monologue: A Good Day To You Indeed, Rangers Fans!
After those two goals, what can you say other than, “absolutely stunning” and “electric” and “amazing.”
