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New York Mets fans have grown accustomed to Keith Hernandez’s standoff with SNY every few years, but they may not have been ready for a scare from Ron Darling. Darling has been with Hernandez and Gary Cohen since 2005, and he’s been a lead analyst for the MLB on TBS since 2008. And despite being…
By now, New York Mets fans are well acquainted with the game of chicken that plays out between Keith Hernandez and SportsNet New York (SNY) every three years. The 11-time Gold Glove first baseman nears the end of his contract, stays coy about whether he’ll return, and both sides hem and haw through a will-they-won’t-they…
Mike Breen’s dream New York summer isn’t over yet. Breen was on the call when his beloved New York Knicks beat the San Antonio Spurs in the 2026 NBA Finals, winning their first championship in 53 years. He also emceed the Knicks’ championship ceremony. Breen continued healing his inner child when he crashed SNY’s broadcast…
Mike Breen might have been a little too starstruck when he was in the Mets locker room during the halcyon days of 1986.
Connor Thomas got thrown to the wolves on Monday night, and the Mets’ broadcast booth could barely stomach watching it happen. The Braves reliever was left in to twist against New York’s lineup long after the outcome had been decided, and by the time Atlanta finally mercy-killed the outing, Thomas had been shelled for 11…
The Boston Red Sox endured highly publicized air travel issues ahead of their 6-2 win over the New York Mets last Friday night, and Gary Cohen was not impressed. Mechanical issues on their team plane grounded the Red Sox for nearly 24 hours as they attempted to get from Chicago to New York last week.…
Longtime New York Mets color commentator Keith Hernandez returned to the SNY booth on May 4 at Coors Field after missing a few weeks due to undergoing back surgery in early April. On Sunday, Hernandez returned to the Mets booth at Citi Field for the first time since the back surgery. And his return was…
Keith Hernandez appears to have mistaken Jazz Chisholm for someone in … a different profession. The New York Mets legend and longtime team broadcaster Hernandez was on the call Sunday on SportsNet New York for the team’s game against the New York Yankees. In the first inning at Citi Field in Queens, N.Y., Hernandez made … The post Keith Hernandez made the craziest mistake with Jazz Chisholm’s name appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
In the middle of Wednesday night’s broadcast from Coors Field, New York Mets play-by-play man Gary Cohen watched in amused horror as analysts Keith Hernandez and Steve Gelbs turned a $45 monstrosity into must-see television. The Glizzilla—a two-foot-long, one-pound frankfurter sprawled across a 19-inch bun—landed in the booth like a meaty missile during the Mets’ … The post Mets announcers ‘Lady and the Tramp’ a $45 Glizzilla appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Legendary New York Yankees radio announcer John Sterling passed away on Monday at the age of 87. The Yankees and the YES Network broadcast paid tribute to Sterling on Monday night, and the New York Mets broadcast on SNY also showed love for the local icon. Mets announcers Gary Cohen and Keith Hernandez (who returned…
A little back surgery couldn’t keep Keith Hernandez from the SNY booth for very long. The New York Mets legend was back in the booth Monday for the first time since early April, when he announced he was going to have back surgery that would keep him away for a few road trips. While he…
At a time when the New York Mets are in search of reinforcements, their broadcast booth is about to get a big one with Keith Hernandez. Hernandez underwent back surgery on Tuesday, April 10. And according to Anthony Rieber of Newsday, the Mets Hall-of-Famer is due back to the broadcast booth Monday, May 4, where…
As dismal as the club is performing, Hernandez isn’t ready to proclaim the season over.
NEW York Mets legend and broadcaster Keith Hernandez is set to be unavailable from working MLB broadcasts due to a major health issue. Hernandez revealed the news during a recent…
Keith Hernandez has spent most of his broadcasting career sharing a booth with Gary Cohen and Ron Darling, but even he still has a dream broadcast partner. Hernandez (who will miss some upcoming broadcasts due to back surgery) recently joined SNY’s Niki Lattarulo for an edition of Mets Mailbag, where the former first baseman fields questions…
Mets broadcaster Keith Hernandez delivered a blunt take on the Giants' defense after watching New York demolish them from home.
Keith Hernandez had to change the channel while he had the chance.
It hasn’t been the best start to the Major League Baseball season for the San Francisco Giants. After getting swept by the New York Yankees to start the year, setting franchise and MLB records in futility along the way, they were able to take two of three against the San Diego Padres. Then, after beating…
Gary Cohen is never looking to end his season in September. The Mets play-by-play voice, alongside his partners Ron Darling and Keith Hernandez, said on an episode of SI Media with Jimmy Traina that not being able to call playoff games is the hardest transition from radio. “It’s by far the worst part of the...
New York Mets legend Keith Hernandez has claimed that he still receives a substantial check each year for his legendary appearance on Seinfeld. Hernandez is widely regarded as one of the best defensive first basemen in the history of the sport. During his illustrious career, the infielder collected an impressive 11 Gold Glove awards.Hernandez was […] The post Mets Great Keith Hernandez Reveals Annual ‘Seinfeld’ Earnings appeared first on Heavy Sports.
Every year, it feels like Keith Hernandez spends the offseason hemming and hawing about whether or not he’ll return to the SNY booth to call New York Mets games. Maybe the real reason is that he’s making enough money off his Seinfeld appearance that he doesn’t need to think about working anymore. While the former Read more... The post Keith Hernandez still cashing substantial ‘Seinfeld’ residual checks appeared first on Awful Announcing.
The New York Mets might have the best TV booth in baseball, but when the games matter most in the playoffs, fans are left without Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez, and Ron Darling. Fans are used to hearing their favorite announcers for most of the 162-game regular season schedule. But if they’re lucky enough to see Read more... The post Gary Cohen frustrated not being able to call Mets playoff games: ‘It never stops being painful’ appeared first on Awful Announcing.
