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New York Post
4 days ago
- Sport
- New York Post
SNY's Keith Hernandez bluntly calls out hot-mic heckler: ‘Shut up'
Keith Hernandez had no patience for a rowdy fan at Oracle Park on Friday night. After Ronny Mauricio fouled one off in the second inning of the Mets' 8-1 win over the Giants, a fan yelled, 'That was a weak swing!' Advertisement While SNY play-by-player Gary Cohen tried to keep the conversation on Mauricio, Hernandez jumped in about the fan. 'Give that guy a hot dog so he can chew on something and shut up,' Hernandez said. 'I think he can hear you,' Cohen said, through laughter. The fan in question can't have had a great night in the end, as the Mets secured the fifth straight victory. Advertisement 3 Gary Cohen, Ron Darling and Keith Hernandez celebrate 20 years on SNY. SNY It's far from the first viral moment Hernandez has had in the booth, with a handful coming in just the last month. Advertisement He was nearly hit by a foul ball that came into the booth a couple of weeks ago while in Baltimore, seemingly having no idea how close of a call it was. 3 Keith Hernandez made his comments during the second inning Friday. @awfulannouncing/X 3 Mets Keith Hernandez is introduced to the crowd during Old Timers Day celebration before the game when the New York Mets played the Colorado Rockies Saturday, Aug. 27, 2022, at Citi Field in Queens. for the NY POST Hernandez also shared on air in July that he recently had to use his toilet plunger. Advertisement As the trade deadline nears, the Mets appear to be back on track after struggling through June. They traded for reliever Gregory Soto from Baltimore on Friday, sending minor leaguers Wellington Aracena and Cameron Foster to the Orioles in return. Soto has a 3.96 ERA in 36 1/3 innings this season. The Mets started Saturday a half-game ahead of the Phillies in the NL East, with both teams in action.
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
Connor Hughes reacts to Jets QB Justin Fields' dislocated toe injury
SNY NFL Insider Connor Hughes reacts to Justin Fields' dislocated toe at training camp on Thursday, saying the hope is the QB does not require surgery.
USA Today
5 days ago
- Sport
- USA Today
See it: New York Giants' Brian Burns, Wan'Dale Robinson violently collide at practice
A scary moment played out at New York Giants training camp on Friday that led many to hold their breath. During a drill shortly after a pre-planned water break, wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson and linebacker Brian Burns collided at full speed with a loud thud. Robinson was attempting to side-step a defender as Burns chased the play down from behind. Neither player saw the other until it was too late. A Giants Nation Show video captured the moment of the collision. An SNY video from the field failed to catch the actual collision, but did record audio of the hit and subsequent reaction. After the thud, coaches, players, and fans gasp as trainers rushed onto the field. Both players were shaken up and remained on the ground for several moments. Eventually, trainers escorted Robinson to the sideline and Burns to the locker room. More to come...
New York Post
6 days ago
- Sport
- New York Post
Mets' SNY broadcasters are completely losing the point
Forgive me for what I'm about to do to you. But I did it to myself first. If you want out, now is the time. No hard feelings. Here goes: Surrounded, we've already surrendered. So why do the beatings persist? With so much good lost to baseball by systematic design, we now have the obsession — the compulsion — with identifying the type of pitch just thrown even if it defies conditioned good senses and no one, other than the silence-forbidden TV broadcasters, gives a rat's rhomboid. Advertisement So we set sail, today, on the Salvation Navy's SS 'NuffAlready! and issue our own replay challenge following Wednesday's Angels-Mets game on SNY, whose voices declared at the start it was a perfect afternoon for baseball!
Yahoo
21-07-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Francisco Alvarez called up to Mets big league roster
SNY's Chelsea Sherrod, Chris Lopresti, and John Jastremski discuss Mets catcher Francisco Alvarez getting called back up to the Mets big league roster after hitting 11 home runs in 16 games for the Syracuse Mets.
