Keith Hernandez had a point to make. The legendary Mets broadcaster described Cardinals outfielder Victor Scott II’s attempt at bunting for a hit as a “drag bunt” but seemed to hint at some ...

First baseman Keith Hernandez is one of the New York Mets' most legendary players. During his six years in Queens, Hernandez won three All-Star caps, four Gold Gloves, a Silver Slugger award ...

Keith Hernandez had himself a day on Sunday — and really, a whole weekend in St. Louis. This is hardly uncharted territory for the outspoken Hernandez. Earlier this season, he was probably less ...

Join Post Sports+ for exciting subscriber-only features, including real-time texting with Mike Puma about the inside buzz on the Mets. Blame it on the vinaigrette dressing. SNY analyst and Mets ...

For the first time ever, New York Mets analyst Keith Hernandez garnered some attention for what he kept in his mouth. Hernandez has grown used to making headlines for what comes out of his mouth ...

Keith Hernandez is trying to explain himself for something that he can’t just blame on Roger McDowell this time. The New York Mets legend and television color commentator Hernandez was caught on ...

Keith Hernandez insists his hot mic blunder was meant to be an off-air dig at the Miami Marlins, not the New York Mets. As SNY returned from a commercial break to start the 11th inning of the Mets ...

Mets analyst Keith Hernandez could be heard saying “piss-poor hitting” when the telecast returned to loanDepot park for the top of the 11th inning. Several seconds of silence went by before ...

Every time Keith Hernandez re-ups with SNY, it’s for three years. The beloved New York Mets analyst is heading into his 20th season with SportsNet New York, with his current deal set to expire ...

Every time Keith Hernandez re-ups with SNY, it’s for three years. The beloved New York Mets analyst is heading into his 20th season with SportsNet New York, with his current deal set to expire ...

He’s Keith Hernandez, but not that Keith Hernandez. Hernandez has been a bit more online since the end of the 2024 New York Mets season, and unlike his good friend Jerry Seinfeld, he isn’t ...

The Mets community has lost a four-legged friend. Keith Hernandez’s fan-favorite cat, Hadji, died at age 22, the former first baseman announced Wednesday. “It’s with a heavy heart that I ...