Steve Somers

Hour 4 - All Star Game reaction, Anthony Volpe and even some Nets talk was what was on Keith's mind during the final hour of the show.

Hour 3: Keith discusses areas where the Yankees can improve at the trade deadline and who the realistic targets could be. MLB strikes gold with the 2025 All-Star Game

Hour 2: MLB HR Derby rigged? Aaron Judge needs to hit in the postseason but his overall impact should never be discounted. Yankees trade deadline will once again come down to how aggressive Cashman plans on being.

Hour 1: Keith praises the Jets for locking down their young stars Sauce Gardener and Garrett Wilson with record breaking contract extensions. Juan Soto might’ve been snubbed but don’t forget about the other Met All-Stars

Hour 1. Keith talks about the Yankees extending their winning streak to 5 and also the Make-It-Happen Mets... make it happen. Hour 1.

SHOW OPEN. Keith talks about the most dominant game of the season for the Yankees beating the Cubs 11-0 and that baseball can change quickly in an instant. SHOW OPEN.

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

Hour 1 - The Mets got swept in a double-header. The decision to remove David Peterson likely cost the Mets game one of the double header. and the Yankees are trying to pump up Volpe, he could use the All-Star break.

Hour 2 - The Yankees will make a big trade at the deadline, but the reports will drive up prices. Keith says the pressure is turned up on Brian Cashman. Aaron Boone deserves more credit than he's getting. A fan left Yankee Stadium when the team was down 5-0.

SHOW OPEN. Keith talks about how the walk-off win against the Mariners was the best win of the season and gives credit where credit is due. SHOW OPEN.

Hour 4 - Callers talked about the Yankees. One caller hasn't seen his wife in 4 months. Two guys both named John and both calling from the Lower East Side called up back to back. Overall most callers wanted to know how the Yankees can improve at the trade deadline. Keith reiterates that Volpe is NOT a detriment to the Yankees.

Hour 2 - The Yankees have a couple clear holes, and Keith says those will be addressed at the deadline. Keith would not be shocked if Spencer Jones gets traded. Juan Soto again showing his true colors, he's all about the money.

Hour 1. Keith talks about the pitching debut of Cam Schlittler and likes what the Yankees are doing with keeping the same lineup. Hour 1.

SHOW OPEN. Keith talks about the Yankees 3rd straight win but also likes what he heard from Aaron Boone and Brian Cashman pre-game and their decision to DFA DJ Lemahieu. SHOW OPEN.

Hour 2 - Mets win, Yankees win, NY sports are happy but theirs still so much that needs to be done to completely turn this around for both teams.

Hour 1 - Although the temperature has been turned up on Anthony Volpe, Keith still thinks Yankees fans need to give him a little room to grow still because the other options are not ready yet.

SHOW OPEN. Keith talks about the Yankees and Mets winning today and despite being a positive day, Clay Holmes could potentially be moved back into the bullpen after another disappointing start. SHOW OPEN.

Hour 5 - The Yankees need help but there are not many reinforcements in sight, so the frustration is growing with this team and their growing slump.

Keith McPherson Show Open: Keith recaps the Subway Series weekend, as he expected the Yankees to struggle but gives credit to the Mets for taking care of business at home when they needed it badly.

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by sports anchor and reporter, Cindy Brunson! Cindy briefly talks about her time as a WNBA Broadcaster and gets into the expansion of the league. Jordan also provides more context into WNBA expansion in "The Business of Women's Sports."