NY Mets legend Keith Hernandez The Phillies made a lot of good moves at the deadline to get this club going in the right direction
NY Mets legend Keith Hernandez The Phillies made a lot of good moves at the deadline to get this club going in the right direction Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Approve Reject & ban Delete Logout
(via )Phillies broadcast is using a “Keith Hernandez approved” graphic when the team makes a good play because the Mets broadcaster said he doesn’t like watching them play (via ) "Phillies broadcast is using a “Keith Hernandez approved” graphic when the team makes a good play because the Mets broadcaster said he doesn’t like watching them play" - Jomboy Media, Twitter The Phillies have however turned the former Mets first baseman’s head around with their terrific run to the World Series. They are a team that has shadowed their defensive lapses from early in the season with a polished second half both defensively and offensively. Leading to Hernandez giving them a shout out during the NLCS. In an interview with the Post before Game 3 of the World Series, the Mets icon admitted that the and Phillies are evenly matched. He credited the team's hierarchy for breathing life into the team. Former New York Met and current broadcaster Keith Hernandez speaks during a press conference before a game between the Mets and the Miami Marlins at Citi Field on July 09, 2022 in New York City. The team is retiring Hernandez' #17 prior to the start of the game He credited Dave Dombrowski in particular for some shrewd business. “I think he made the right moves to improve the club defensively,” Hernandez said from his home in Florida, where he is recovering from September shoulder surgery. “If you are going to win you have got to be strong up the middle and they are defensive. “Their corner infielders and corner outfielders are not good defensively, but they improved their defense up the middle and they also improved their bullpen. The Phillies made a lot of good moves at the deadline to get this club going in the right direction,” the Mets legend went on to say. The Phillies’ 1-2-3 rotation punch of Zack Wheeler, Aaron Nola, and Ranger Suarez has fascinated Hernandez so much that he can even see them capturing the World Series.
NY Mets legend Keith Hernandez The Phillies made a lot of good moves at the deadline to get this club going in the right direction
Former Major League Baseball first baseman Keith Hernandez gets readt to throw out the first pitch prior to game one of the 2015 MLB National League Championship Series between the Chicago Cubs and the New York Mets at Citi Field on October 17, 2015 in the Flushing neighborhood of the Queens borough of New York City. was caught in a storm back in August after he told SNY network executives that he "hates playing games." “They never seem to disappoint,” told play-by-play man Gary Cohen. “As far as fundamentally, defensively, the Phillies have always just not up to it.” Phillies broadcast is using a “Keith Hernandez approved” graphic when the team makes a good play because the Mets broadcaster said he doesn’t like watching them play(via )Phillies broadcast is using a “Keith Hernandez approved” graphic when the team makes a good play because the Mets broadcaster said he doesn’t like watching them play (via ) "Phillies broadcast is using a “Keith Hernandez approved” graphic when the team makes a good play because the Mets broadcaster said he doesn’t like watching them play" - Jomboy Media, Twitter The Phillies have however turned the former Mets first baseman’s head around with their terrific run to the World Series. They are a team that has shadowed their defensive lapses from early in the season with a polished second half both defensively and offensively. Leading to Hernandez giving them a shout out during the NLCS. In an interview with the Post before Game 3 of the World Series, the Mets icon admitted that the and Phillies are evenly matched. He credited the team's hierarchy for breathing life into the team. Former New York Met and current broadcaster Keith Hernandez speaks during a press conference before a game between the Mets and the Miami Marlins at Citi Field on July 09, 2022 in New York City. The team is retiring Hernandez' #17 prior to the start of the game He credited Dave Dombrowski in particular for some shrewd business. “I think he made the right moves to improve the club defensively,” Hernandez said from his home in Florida, where he is recovering from September shoulder surgery. “If you are going to win you have got to be strong up the middle and they are defensive. “Their corner infielders and corner outfielders are not good defensively, but they improved their defense up the middle and they also improved their bullpen. The Phillies made a lot of good moves at the deadline to get this club going in the right direction,” the Mets legend went on to say. The Phillies’ 1-2-3 rotation punch of Zack Wheeler, Aaron Nola, and Ranger Suarez has fascinated Hernandez so much that he can even see them capturing the World Series.