Keith Hernandez Reminisces With Jay Horwitz
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- From his first meeting with Jay Horwitz to his lovable cat, Keith Hernandez discusses it all.
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Best defensive first player I ever saw.
His fielding against the bunt was "edge of the seat" excitement.
One of my favorite players of all time.
thanks Jay and Keith, as a fan from those days, that was one of the best interviews I've ever seen!
My favorite all time Met.
Guy was an intense winner!
The greatest defensive first baseman of all time.
No contest
The best part, ala Brooks Robinson at 3d, there is NO Debate about it!!!
One of the best. There was this other guy who was just as good. They call him "Donny baseball". Strawberry recently said that Keith and Donny are the best he ever saw.
I listened or watched or closely analyzed every game from 1984 to 1986. What a period to be a met fan. Game 6 in Houston for NLCS in '86 was The Best.
This was great! Went looking for the documentary "He's Keith Hernandez" and found this instead. Love the talk about the specifics of those old 86 games.
So mad that new documentary is 'blacked out' here when I try to watch out of market in CA.
What a tremendous interview if you’re a met fan!
The great tex mex IMO the greatest fielding first baseman of all time and should be in the hall. Hey writers wake up and get him in. Don't forget my other favorite Hojo
best baseball time...ever!! very nice upload. thank you!!
I got married on October 11,1986 at 4:00pm. A family and friends bleed blue and orange Met fans. We honeymooned at the Princess Hotel in Acapulco. No TVs in the rooms. He and I watched the infamous Sox/Mets game in the conference room on a Navy tv station. We were the only people in the room. My tush was burned from an afternoon by the pool so sitting was not an option lol but we had see our Mets. We got home for the winning game and watched with our friends/family in our small but comfy condo. We divorced 12 years and two children later but our love for the Mets and that day lives on through our children. Thank you Keith for your leadership, talent, commitment for the game, staying in NY and the view from behind first base. 💙🧡💙🧡
I can produce Keith Hernandez right here within the hour.
Alright you got 1 hour
@@Hereathome7 Mrs Sokal !
Elaine: "Who does this guy think he is???" Keith: "I'm Keith Hernandez!"
By the end of the '83 season, it was clear that things were going to get better. Who would have guessed how much better things would get by '85 and '86?
Lot of ball players are left should be in hall of fame
Tommy John , Keith Hernandez,
Thurman Munson, Steve Garvey, Don Mattingly, Dave Parker
A lot of class sitting there!!
Two legends
Thank you so much 👍🥰🥰💓🥰
Terry Tata won the 1985 NL East for StL.
My favorite player all time
This was awesome!
Hernandez and Carter were the missing pieces we needed to win in 86
I remember the hamburger on third base. The umpire was Eric Gregg.
I remember, but I don't remember Wally getting thrown out. Gregg seemed to think it was really funny
Holy crap that must have been funny. When they said a relatively large umpire, I first thought of Big John McSherry. But I’m happy to hear Eric Gregg because he was a great guy and always had a great sense of humor on the field.
Lets be real.. I love keith.. Hope he never retires, but he got on twitter at first to promote his book. There's nothing wrong with that.
Two treasures.
Keith Hernandez doesn't do pushups. Keith Hernandez pushes The Earth down.
Keith, it was *Kevin* Bass, not Earl.
Eric Gregg likes burgers.
Been paying an annual membership for years to watch my team. It's disappointing that MLB isn't smart enough to figure this out. For example, I live in DE 1 hour south of Citizens Bank park in philly, If my home team is the NYM and they're playing Philly in NEW YORK they blackout the game. wtf. It's unreasonable to drive 5-1/2 hours to go to a game. They black it out just because I live near the philly ballpark. Makes no sense. Additionally, only 8-11K can even attend any stadium due to covid 19 restrictions. You think they would at least give us a break this year for that reason. I get it if NYM are in Philly, as I could easily go to the game. Does anybody out there feel the same way? Does it make sense? I hope someone from MLB reads this and has an "aha" moment and realizes how stupid their blackout restriction rule is.
It’s not where the game is, they blackout the local team. Any with 0.0000002% of a brain knows that
One of the worst trades the Cardinals ever made.
The say he didn’t get along with Herzog. I agree, that was an awful trade.
“The White Rat” was banishing Keith to the Mets, which at that time was MLB’s version of Siberia. Instead, Keith helped turn around the organization and in the process became the quintessential New Yorker.
drugs
So bumbling Jay Horowitz (who frankly I could do without on this interview) got a big tip from the players at the of '86? Guess his paycheck wasn't enough.
In what way does this affect your life?
First again
You need a life
"seeing the New York skyline for the first time" didn't he play on the Cardinals for a decade before joining the Mets? figure he must have made many trips to NYC before that
He was talking about his first visit to NY when he with the Cardinals.
Jay asked about'83 and Keith talked about'73. Confusing
@@joeambrose3260 I guess after you've lived for quite a while it all seems to run together.
Were you born this stupid? Jesus, pay attention
@@joeambrose3260 wasn’t confusing at all