Steve Somers
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The Steve Somers podcast is an absolute must-listen for sports enthusiasts looking for a passionate and energetic host. Keith, aka Mac Diesel, brings unparalleled enthusiasm and Dad Strength to the show, making it an entertaining and engaging experience. As a listener, you can expect an honest and sensible take on topics like Josh Donaldson and Tim Anderson. Keith's representation of New Jersey and the Nets/Yanks is refreshing and keeps fans like Chris in Jersey coming back for more.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is the insightful and engaging commentary from Keith. His perspective on the sports world, combined with his energy, makes for an entertaining listen. Additionally, Keith's honesty and sensibility when discussing players like Josh Donaldson and Tim Anderson is much appreciated by listeners who value authenticity in sports analysis. The opening monologues by Steve Somers are another highlight of the show, filled with humor and unique takes that keep listeners hooked.
On the downside, some listeners may find it challenging to keep up with the show's frequency of updates. Consistent updates would be appreciated by fans who don't want to miss out on any episodes. However, discovering that the show is available as a podcast provides convenience for those who may not be able to stream it live.
In conclusion, The Steve Somers podcast is a breath of fresh air in the world of sports media. With passionate hosts like Keith bringing their energy to every episode, this podcast is a must-listen for anyone seeking insightful commentary mixed with humor. Although consistent updates could improve the overall experience, discovering this beloved show as a podcast has been a pleasant surprise for loyal listeners like Chris in Jersey who now have access even from miles away. Steve Somers continues to be one of the best talk show hosts out there, providing realness and entertainment to his dedicated fan base.

HOUR 5. Tommy is excited for Fanatics Fest, and explains why he expects the Knicks to repeat as champion

HOUR 4. A fan favorite segment returns as callers asked Tommy anything, and Tommy answered.

HOUR 3. Tommy fields trade ideas for the Yankees, gets real about the MLB All-Star Game, and continues his positive outlook on the Jets' future

HOUR 2. Tommy tells us that while things seem bleak for Gang Green, there an actual foundation being built to be in place for success down the road

HOUR 1. Tommy gears up for the NFL season as he sheds light on why football will be meaningful for both the Giants and Jets this fall

Hour 1: Tommy opens up the Tuesday show by talking about the Mets current situation and why he is still positive about it. He then talks about his love of the "smells of Fall" and his dislike of Pumpkin Spice.

Hour 2: Tommy talks about John Harbaugh's comments on QB Jaxson Dart and what he thinks of Harbaugh comparing his playcalling for his QB to Lamar Jackson.

Hour 3: Tommy talks to Rosenberg about his vacation and more importantly, asks about the Brownies that he was supposed to bring in, a gift from Disney and Rosenberg not setting up the Home Run Derby for Tommy to watch on Monday evening.

Hour 4: A former producer of the David Letterman show calls up Tommy to discuss producer duties in this industry. Tommy also gets numerous calls supporting his best friend and Producer, Rosenberg.

Hour 5: Tommy answers some questions and gives his thoughts on Cody Bellinger being named All-Star MVP. He then floats an idea to Rosenberg about who the next Manager of the Yankees should be.

Hour 4: The Yankees need to focus on filling holes, not adding big names. The Phillies and their fans suffered some sports karma at the HR Derby.

Hour 5: Yankees first half review and two Mets Tommy wants back for 2027 and beyond. Drawing parallels between Conor McGregor and Mike Tyson. Luke Weaver deserved to be an All-Star.

Hour 4: A look at the Giants improved WR room. The only movie Tommy ever walked out on. RIP Sam Neill. Yankees trade deadline DOs and DON'Ts.

Hour 3: Judge's unknown return date, Tommy's Pete Alonso epiphany and Giant expectations for John Harbaugh and Big Blue. Tommy misses his best friend and congrats to the Spurs on their summer league revenge.

Hour 2: Extending Clay Holmes must be a top priority for the Mets this month. Positive Tommy will lend his power to the Jets. Ben Rice HR Derby expectations.

Hour 1: Grading the Yankees' first half as they end on a high note. A disappointing first half for the Mets still had some bright spots. HR Derby preview and Cam Schlittler is focused on winning a World Series.

Tommy shares his list of DOs and DON'Ts for the Yankees as the trade deadline approaches.

A disappointing first half for the Mets still had some bright spots.

Grading the Yankees' first half as they end on a high note.

HOUR 5. Positive Tommy says to ignore the rumors because Lindor isn't going anywhere, and he also believes that the Mets are a few quality starters away from competing once again

HOUR 4. More on the Yankees, and while this has been a nightmare season, Tommy implores Met fans to move on from losing Pete Alonso, and Brandon Nimmo.

Hour 3. Positive Tommy tells us why all Cashman has to do is fill needs at the deadline in order to get the Yankees October ready

HOUR 2. Tommy expects Yankees GM Brian Cashman to make the right moves to fortify the roster at the MLB Trade Deadline. Also, the Knicks running it back with exception of Robinson is a great thing for the defending champs

HOUR 1. Tommy explains why the Yankees are in great shape shape despite this bad stretch and will make the Fall Classic once they get healthy.

Hour 4: Mets fans can't let go of Pete Alonso. How the Yankees can improve and still make it to the World Series.

Hour 3: The Yankees can still win the AL East and don't need to trade for Tarik Skubal. Tommy is still not giving up on the Mets season.

Hour 4: Luis Arraez is a perfect Yankees fit and Lindor isn't one of the Mets' issues. The legend of Jalen Brunson continues to grow.

Hour 3: David Stearns doesn't regret letting Pete Alonso walk and why Tommy is not losing confidence in the Yankees making the World Series. The best trade deadline approach for the Yankees and Mets bright spots.

Hour 4: Tommy told you Stearns wasn't going anywhere. Breaking down underwhelming Knicks competitors in the East. Starting Volpe is managerial malpractice. The Mets are better with Francisco Lindor and would be wise to hire a strong leader as manager.

Hour 3: There's an obvious solution for Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor's relationship. Thank you to Mitchell Robinson but the Knicks will be ok without him and no thanks to LeBron.

Hour 3: The Yankees are still the class of the AL and only one team can challenge them in one scenario. At some point Aaron Boone will have to be held accountable for all of the Yankees' June swoons.

Hour 2: Tomy isn't selling any McLean shares and why an unknown manager is intriguing. The Yankees aren't doing anything well right now but will still go to the World Series in a weak American League.

Hour 1: Tommy says the Yankees injuries have piled up and played a huge role in this year's June swoon.

SHOW OPEN: Tommy says the injuries are becoming too much to handle for the Yankees.

Hour 3: The Yankees don't need Skubal and looking back on the Knicks missing out on Ja Morant. Bringing Shamet back is a big win for the Knicks but Mitch is likely gone.

Hour 2: Alex Cora is the manager Steve Cohen and David Stearns need to turn the Mets around. Weighing Yankees trade deadline priorities. Have faith in Leon Rose to build another Knicks title contender.

Hour 1: Another June swoon doesn't change the fact that the Yankees are the best team in the American League.

Hour 5: Pivot point for the Mets and what's next for Steve Cohen and David Stearns. There are positives to point to with the Mets, in moderation. Holding out hope the Knicks can keep this great team together.

Hour 4: Knicks vs the second apron and how the Mets can court Alex Cora. A bad weekend doesn't impact the big picture for the Yankees.

Hour 3: Give Carlos Mendoza his flowers and why Tommy has full confidence in David Stearns. Steve Cohen has to let David Stearns see his plan through.

Hour 2: Aaron Boone will get yet another chance at redemption. Jazz getting tossed in that spot was unacceptable.

Hour 1: The Yankees fight back but still suffer their worst loss of the season. The Yankees still have a clear path to winning the pennant.