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Mets broadcaster Keith Hernandez's oblivious reaction to near-miss foul ball sends SNY booth into hysterics
New York Mets legend-turned-announcer Keith Hernandez was oblivious to a foul ball that was headed right toward his cranium on Thursday.
Mets Announcer Keith Hernandez Was So Oblivious to Close Call With Foul Ball in Booth
The New York Mets were on the road Thursday for a doubleheader against the Baltimore Orioles. SNY had two thirds of its classic broadcast team in the booth for the game, as Gary Cohen and Keith Hernandez called the game from Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
Keith Hernandez nearly gets drilled by foul ball in SNY Mets booth — and didn’t realize: ‘Dangerous’
Keith Hernandez had zero clue that a ball almost drilled him. During the second game of Thursday’s doubleheader between the Mets and the Orioles, Hernandez was inches away from being struck by a foul ball hit by Baltimore outfielder Cedric Mullins while in the SNY booth at Camden Yards.
Mets announcer almost nailed by foul ball in close call
It turns out baseball announcing can be a dangerous profession. During the Mets’ second game of Thursday’s double-header against the Orioles at Camden Yards, broadcaster Keith Hernandez was nearly drilled by a foul ball off the bat of Baltimore outfielder Cedric Mullins.
See Keith Hernandez nearly get hit with foul ball on SNY broadcast of Mets-Orioles game
During the SNY broadcast of the Mets' game against the Orioles on July 10, Keith Hernandez was nearly hit with a foul ball in the booth.
Keith Hernandez unfazed by foul ball to booth
SNY broadcaster Keith Hernandez is unfazed after a foul ball streams past his ear in the broadcast booth. More From This Game; New York Mets; Cut4; Apple News; bloopers; highlight
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Keith Hernandez nearly gets drilled by foul ball in SNY Mets booth ...
During the second game of Thursday's doubleheader between the Mets and the Orioles, Keith Hernandez was inches away from being struck by a foul ball hit by Baltimore outfielder Cedric Mullins.
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MLB: Mets Commentator Narrowly Escapes a Terrifying Foul Ball to the Head
They say you should never take your eyes off the ball at a stadium, because you never know from which angle it might come flying at you.