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SportsNet New York, the TV home of the New York Mets often referred to as SNY, carried out layoffs that will gut its website and cancel a significant amount of original network programming. Andrew Marchand and Marc Carig of The Athletic were first to report the news Friday afternoon. According to The Athletic, SNY has…
SNY, the sports network that broadcasts Mets games, canceled its shows, "SportsNite" and "Baseball Night in New York" as part of major layoffs on Friday.
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…
"I was trying to be smart and funny, and apparently I wasn't either," he said on "The Mets Pod."
The SNY broadcaster isn't sure what lessons the Mets may take from Freddy Peralta's rebirth.
The New York Mets’ broadcast booth finished third in Awful Announcing’s 2026 MLB local broadcaster rankings. But even Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez, and Ron Darling aren’t immune to technical difficulties. On Tuesday night, the Mets hosted the Milwaukee Brewers at Citi Field. Milwaukee (81-51) and New York (60-72) were tangled at 2-2 when David Hamilton…
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…
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…
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.
