Ron Darling is confident that Mets legend and beloved SNY analyst Keith Hernandez will be back in 2026. Hernandez’s contract concluded after the 2025 season wrapped up on the regional sports network, ...

SNY analyst and former Mets first baseman Keith Hernandez’s contract with the network is up after his 20th season calling games. Hernandez told Mike Puma of the New York Post that he would like to ...

A “blindsided” Nicole Kidman has pulled the trigger to end her marriage to Keith Urban, filing for divorce after learning that he “is already involved with another woman,” multiple reports said ...

The New York Mets’ frustrating form hit a new low Friday night, and their own broadcasters didn’t hold back. The team has been one of the worst in the league over the last three months, and despite ...

New York Mets broadcasters Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez and Ron Darling blasted the team during the Miami Marlins' six-run fifth inning in a 6-2 loss that, coupled with the Cincinnati Reds' 3-1 win in ...

MIAMI — The Miami Marlins billed this weekend series against the Mets as their World Series. It’s not quite a World Series for the Mets, but it’s almost as important given the implications it carries.

View post: Jerry Rice’s G.O.A.T Fuel Sports Drinks Promise ‘No Crash’, Just Hydration and Game-Day Energy One of the most beloved characters in television history is back for a new ad campaign. Jason ...

While the American League Most Valuable Player race between Aaron Judge and Cal Raleigh just might end in a tie vote for what would be the first time since Keith Hernandez and Willie Stargell shared ...

In a season in which Aaron Judge led the American League in eight major offensive departments entering Saturday, it's hard to imagine a scenario in which the New York Yankees slugger doesn't win the ...

The American League Most Valuable Player Award is coming down to the wire, and sportsbooks could be headed for a split decision. The race for AL MVP is a tight one with only two players on the FanDuel ...

The New York Mets excel at irony, and so, of course, they will welcome back their last ace pitcher to Queens at the precise moment they could use someone like him the most. As New York coughs away ...