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The New York Mets just finished a series that was as embarrassing as their 12-game losing streak, if not more so. New York followed its 12-game losing streak with two straight wins vs. the Minnesota Twins, but the wheels came off (again) in a big way this weekend vs. the Colorado Rockies at Citi Field.…
On Tuesday evening, the New York Mets lost an incomprehensible 12th game in a row by blowing a lead at home against the Minnesota Twins. Pitcher Nolan McLean got off to a hot start to this one, throwing a perfect game through five innings, but things fell apart after that, as he ended up giving […] The post Ron Darling drops incredible breakdown of how Mets’ Nolan McLean gave up Byron Buxton home run appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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…
Joe Buck will be joined by a couple of Mets and Dodgers legends as he returns to the booth for a one-off on Jackie Robinson Day. Longtime SNY analyst Ron Darling and veteran Dodgers broadcaster Orel Hershiser will tag along with Buck during ESPN’s exclusive broadcast of Mets-Dodgers on April 15, Jackie Robinson Day. In…
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...
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.
