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Published
April 14, 2024, 6:20 p.m. ET
Keith Hernandez had a hilarious confusion whereas within the SNY sales space for the Mets sport on Sunday.
When making an attempt to reference his former 1986 Mets teammate Howard Johnson (HoJo) in the course of the sport, Hernandez as a substitute stated his 21.5-year-old cat, Hadji.
“Hadji. Oh, not Hadji, HoJo,” he stated, as Ron Darling and Gary Cohen burst into laughter over the slip up.
Some followers commented on SNY’s X publish concerning the mistake, principally having fun with that Hernandez’s beloved cat was featured within the broadcast.
“Old man Hadji always on Keiths mind. Love it,” one user posted with a cat crying laughing emoj.
Hernandez and Johnson overlapped in Queens from 1985-89 and helped the Mets win their second World Series championship in 1986.
Johnson spent nearly all of his 14-year profession with the Mets, the place he earned two All-Star and two Silver Slugger awards throughout 9 years, holding a .251 batting common and .801 OPS throughout 1,154 video games.
He later coached for the Mariners and Mets in roles akin to first base coach and hitting coach.
Hernandez spent 10 years in St. Louis earlier than coming to New York, the place he earned the remaining of his All Star, Gold Glove, and Silver Slugger nods in his 17-year profession.
The Mets are third within the National League East, sitting 7-8, and completed up the collection towards the Royals with a win Sunday.
Harrison Bader’s infield single drove within the profitable run for the Mets within the eighth inning of their 2-0 victory.
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