Keith Hernandez Mets Career Highlights

[@art_vandelay1738]

I am not really interested in Baseball and watch this only because of Seinfeld...but this is great

[@RainingBloodHorrorFilms]

ahahahh i'm watching the episode with hernandez and i'm here for the same reason!

[@redbug3777]

Do ya know the name of the Seinfeld episode? 😆😎

[@art_vandelay1738]

@@redbug3777 Season 2 The new friend

[@redbug3777]

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[@rl9817]

Lol

[@macdisciple]

Pretty cool watching Keith arrive in NYC in 1983 and has now beloved even by fans that never saw him play live.

[@bb-gc2tx]

should be in hall of fame

[@howardweinstein1324]

The greatest every day player the METS ever had.

[@JS-it3dx]

David Wright was better imo. Love Keith tho

[@petercarmeci8317]

Keith Hernandez… One of the best clutch hitters.

[@userloco99]

Now that gil hodges made it, Keith should be next for the Hall.

[@salvatorecucullo3015]

You called it lol

[@christiankopec2342]

You got your wish! Now we need David wrights number retired too

[@rjperfetto584]

A. big maybe.

[@jimwerther]

The two best defensive plays by Keith are missing: The one against the Astros, where he fields a fair groundball in foul territory and the throws out the batter at first, and the 3-5-4 double play against the Reds.

[@rustykuntz94]

Almost everything here is from 1983 and he was only a Met since mid June when the trade was made from St Louis.

[@Gajh2014]

Keith's parents must have been special because Keith is special

[@KTF0]

How has he never been a manager?

[@bodaciouscowboy]

I don't think he wanted to be a manager. Too much work.

[@921shamrock]

Ozzie smith was safe

[@anghuspark5379]

Amazing to see this man’s number lifted to the rafters for eternity today

[@SSNESS]

Ozzie was safe at first

[@justinuptonn261]

Greatest fielding 1st baseman ever. 296 career batting average. Clutch world series performances. MVP...plus in MVP voting year after year Hall of Fame

[@flipurtop]

Totally agree....I think his connection to drugs earlier in his career has kept him out so far. Hopefully the veterans committee gets him in at some point.

[@rogerwestergaard5953]

I’m 76 years old and Keith is the best first baseman I have ever seen!

[@davidfeltz8697]

Seinfeld sits were comedy gold, but only true Met fans know what a legend this guy was! Total winner and one of the smartest ballplayers I have ever seen!

[@MrBmick79]

Olerud was the closest we've come to seeing a 1B like him since.....I see why Keith was Jerry's favorite player. Fundamentally sound and clutch. But also....hella swag

[@m.zagorski2557]

.296 Career Batting Average,.384 On Base Percentage,162 Home Runs,1,071 RBI,11 Gold Gloves,League Co-MVP(1979),1982,1986 World Series Champion,5 Time All Star!

[@rjperfetto584]

Frigging Sandy Alderson " overhyped" and said Keith had a .446 OBP lifetime. I knew he was way off on that stat.

[@mukinmukin6352]

Hall of Fame. Need to get him in

[@cybrhunk333]

Great highlight reel of the best 1B in Mets history! Was hoping to see one of Keith's patented hits past the 3B off a lefty pitcher, idea for the next reel. 🙂

[@josecarrillo7592]

Nice game pretty boy

[@pingamalinga]

Legend.

[@jamesmichael5475]

Those were special times in NY . The Mets and Yankees had two of the best fielding 1st baseman to every wear a glove

[@lauralarocque8411]

Best defensive first baseman ever

[@Scottish_AMcR87]

Absolutely a magician at 1st!

[@GhostofPatTilley]

Greatest defensive first baseman ever. Him to Herr/Smith back to him. Vacuum up bunts. Shifted momentum in ganes. Career .296.(over .300 if not injuries late in career) Great eye walkd often Led 2 teams to WS titles. He did coke. That he isn't in the Hall of Fame is a disgrace.

[@michaell874]

I think Keith Hernandez deserves to be in the Hall of Fame, but at this point he isn’t. Hernandez was the greatest defensive first baseman who hit for high averages each year and was clutch in big situations. Unfortunately, there were so many good first basemen in the National League during the times he played. In the 1970’s there was Willie Stargell, Tony Perez and Steve Garvey and in the 1980’s there was Mark Grace, Will Clark and Jack Clark, but overall the mark he left on the game should never be forgotten. He was a leader who won in St. Louis and in New York. What more could ge have done?

[@vintagegirl1961]

SOOOO handsome! He looks like Pierce Brosnan

[@davidfeltz8697]

Smartest player I have ever seen!

[@jasondickstein71]

He also appeared on Law & Order.

[@JoseNobregaN]

Seinfeld hehe

[@philchigges2955]

look like ozzie was safe and the ump blew the call!!!

[@Nicholas-dreamlove]

Keith Hernandez = MAGIC !

[@Wavezone304]

He's very old now

[@fasteddie9867]

I sooo miss these Mets and baseball like this. Today's baseball is an abomination.

[@skedvi99]

Oh this is the guy from Seinfeld.

[@mjisthegoat88]

Keith Hernandez needs to be in the Hall of Fame as soon as possible

[@ATCguy1973]

I always loved Keith's home run trots 👍

[@spone9938]

Keeeeeeeeith!!! #17