News about Keith Hernandez

It's likely that it was the two-hour rain delay, the New York Mets' 0-4 start, or an awkward, lingering camera shot by the SNY crew, but award-winning broadcaster Gary Cohen was clearly in no mood to be at Citi Field in Queens on Tuesday night. As umpires decided whether or not to postpone Tuesday's game against the visiting Detroit Tigers, Cohen, the Mets first baseman, 1979 National League MVP and fellow announcer Keith Hernandez, was instructing his fans to go get some food. While the SNY cameras remained fixed on their faces, both Cohen and Hernandez sat with frozen expressions on their faces. Cohen smirked Cohen took a few glances off-screen, presumably to see when he was off screen. Cohen's smile devolving, jumbled, and exasperated expression, much to the delight of Hernandez and the Mets fans back home.

Keith Hernandez, a Mets broadcaster, had an odd choice of phrasing when speaking at a batting match on Friday night. Hernandez was talking about hitting when he gave some strange advice as the Blue Jays' Alejandro Kirk was at the plate in the second inning. 'You want to always be erect when you first speak to someone,' the two-time World Series champion said.

When the pair sat next to one another at the Venice Film Festival on Wednesday, Harry Styles played up the outrage surrounding his latest run-in with actor Chris Pine, whose reps denied that Styles spit on him. The 28-year-old singer told the crowd at the famed venue, 'It is wonderful, wonderful, wonderful to be back here - I just popped over to Venice to spit on Chris Pine but fear not, we're back!' Fans of Styles apparently spitting at Chris Pine as he took a seat next to him at the Venice Film Festival on Sunday.

A new wrinkle has emerged as if the behind-the-scenes drama on Don't Worry Darling's premiere in Venice hasn't been tense enough. Chris Pine is on his seat, director Olivia Wilde on his right, and Harry Styles walking up to his seat on Pine's left in one of the numerous videos from Don't Worry Darling's premiere at Venezia. Many fans are now speculate on social media that, although Styles was taking his place, the pop star spit in Pine's lap, prompting him to stop clapping and begin laughing.

As the station used a sarcastic graphic during a game to troll the Mets legend, NBC Sports Philadelphia has retaliated for Keith Hernandez's previous anti-Phillies remarks. Hernandez fired the Phillies earlier this month, saying that their defensive fundamentals are not up to it' as a franchise and that he'd begged his managers at SNY's local station to not attend games against the Mets' NL East rival. 'It's a scheduled off series,' Hernandez said on August 9 of the Mets four-game series in Philly this weekend.