Keith Hernandez talks ‘grief’ from his bad back — and what he’s noticed about spiraling Mets while out of action
What to know about Keith Hernandez talks ‘grief’ from his bad back — and what he’s noticed about spiraling Mets while out of action
Keith Hernandez’s injured list stint is set to expire in less than two weeks, at which time his insight and wit are scheduled for a return to the SNY booth for the Mets’ series in Colorado.
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What happened
Keith Hernandez’s injured list stint is set to expire in less than two weeks, at which time his insight and wit are scheduled for a return to the SNY booth for the Mets’ series in Colorado.
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