It turns out baseball announcing can be a dangerous profession. During the Mets’ second game of Thursday’s double-header ...

Mets color commentator Keith Hernandez has drawn the ire of many in the blogosphere for using the term "dead soldier" to refer to a broken bat during the Mets-Yankees Memorial Day game. In the ...

Keith Hernandez calls broken bat a 'dead soldier' on air during Memorial Day broadcast of New York Mets-Yankees game.

Keith Hernandez looks for the ball he hit during Game 7 of the 1986 World Series against the Red Sox. ... almost 32 years after he took his final at-bat as a Met. He is a Rushmore Met now, ...

Keith Hernandez loves to use that meaty description to describe runs batted in during Mets telecasts on SNY, ... “Leading off an inning always was an at-bat I had to bear down more, ...

Twitter lit up Monday night when Mets announcer Keith Hernandez referred to a broken bat as a “dead soldier” on Memorial Day. Hernandez, whose father, John, served in World War II, was simply ...

Keith Hernandez went viral during Wednesday’s Mets series finale in Miami after a hot mic caught him lamenting New York’s struggles at the plate. As SNY came back from a commercial break, the ...

Apr 15, 2022; New York City, New York, USA; Keith Hernandez at the Tom Seaver Statue unveiling ceremony prior to the game against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Citi Field.

Keith Hernandez is going to bat for the Mets’ Pete Alonso. Hernandez, an SNY commentator and former Mets star first baseman in his own right, defended Alonso against rumors that popped up last ...

Keith Hernandez had his fellow New York Mets announcer Gary Cohen dying with laughter over some funny wordplay on Monday. ... Lindor went 1-for-5 with a strikeout using that bat knob on Monday.

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) -- SportsNet New York says Mets television analyst Keith Hernandez made an "honest mistake" when he used the term "dead soldier" to describe a broken bat on Memorial Day. The ...

Keith Hernandez was doing his usual job as a color commentator on Monday when he referenced a casual baseball saying that was untimely given the holiday.. Daniel Murphy was facing Phil Hughes in ...