Somers' Monologue: Can The Mets Afford Reyes? Well, They Can't Afford To Lose Him!
"Well, can they afford him? Well, we don't think they can afford to lose him." Who? Mets outfielder Jose Reyes of course!
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"Well, can they afford him? Well, we don't think they can afford to lose him." Who? Mets outfielder Jose Reyes of course!
Where to begin? Congressman Anthony Weiner gets exposed in a lewd photo scandal, Craig takes a photo of his own junk and Plaxico Burress is a free man.
Where former 1986 Mets star Lenny Dykstra goes, bad news seems to follow. Dykstra, 48, was charged on Monday with 25 misdemeanor and felony counts of grand theft auto, attempted grand theft auto, identity theft and other crimes.
When the news hit that Donnie Walsh, the president of the Knicks, was stepping down because he couldn't reach a contract extension agreement with James Dolan, his boss, I was shocked and saddened to say the least.
Dillon Gee has been a pleasant surprise for the Mets since claiming a spot in the pitching rotation. By improving his record to 6-0 as the Mets blanked the Braves, 5-0, last Saturday night, Gee became the first rookie in Mets history to win his first six decisions in a season, all as a starting pitcher.
I'm rooting for Plaxico Burress. Not because my beloved Steelers drafted him. Not because he helped your Giants beat the despised Patriots. I'm rooting for him because Burress publicly and privately paid for a crime with no victim.
Darren Meenan has a successful Mets-themed t-shirt company with a close-knit following. He also had Mets-Braves tickets Sunday night... until he got the boot from Citi Field brass.
Former Giants star Plaxico Burress is out of prison after nearly two years behind bars on a gun charge. So what's next for the wide receiver?
There's no way to spin Donnie Walsh's departure as Knicks president as anything but negative.
Animal Kingdom, with jockey John Velazquez aboard, worked four furlongs in 47.76 seconds over the main dirt track at Belmont Park on Monday morning. The 3-year-old colt worked in company with another horse.
Because Mets ownership has, for whatever reason, opted to put off retiring the numbers of Dwight Gooden, Keith Hernandez and Darryl Strawberry, it has made the issue of whether to retire Gary Carter's No. 8 more of a debate than it should be.
The Mets have a good chance to land a talented young hurler in this year's MLB first-year player draft. With pick number 13, the Amazin's are at least guaranteed one of the players listed. As for the Bombers, well... Sorry Yankees fans, you're out of luck.
Score another potential blow for a Mets club beset by injuries to its regulars. Carlos Beltran left Sunday's 6-4 win over the Atlanta Braves after fouling a ball off his right shin in the second inning.
When commissioner Bud Selig steps to the podium at the MLB Network studios in Secaucus, N.J. to begin Monday night's MLB first-year player draft, he might say UCLA right-hander Gerrit Cole's name first. But who will the Mets and Yankees select? That's what New Yorkers want to know.
Team Boomer was in full effect Sunday as Tracy Burgess, Jerry Recco and Boomer Esiason swam, biked and ran their way to the Great South Bay Triathlon finish line in East Islip.
