Daily News | Keith Hernandez becomes latest Philly villain, says Phillies aren’t worth his time vs. Mets
Move over, Jerry Jones. Step aside, Carson Wentz. Make room, Ben Simmons. Keith Hernandez wants a spot on Philly’s Mount Rushmore of hate.play 10 of 13 games against the Mets, and Hernandez’s blithe dismissal of a formidable foe has rekindled a rivalry.. The said he “hates” to cover Mets/Phillies series because, “As far as fundamentally, defensively, the Phillies have always been just, you know, not up to it.
“I’ve expressed to the front office — not the Mets’ front office — our front office at SNY, that I hate doing Philly games. I guess they gave me the series off.”Hernandez, who played for the Mets after breaking in as a Cardinal, will miss this weekend’s games in Queens because he will attend the Cardinals’ 30-year reunion of the 1982 team that won that World Series. However, he’ll miss next weekend’s four-game set simply because he can’t stand to watch the Phillies play baseball.
Hernandez gave off “Old man yelling at cloud” vibes with his tone-deaf assertion. Defense and fundamentals have suffered throughout baseball for the last decade. Hernandez knows what he’s done. He was a stupendously good player at the plate and in the field for some of the best teams in baseball history — two titles, five All-Star games, 11 Gold Gloves — and he might be an even better analyst. He’s succeeded under the brightest lights in the biggest baseball towns, was a wonderful addition to TV’s biggest sitcom, has written five books, and he rocked the sexiest mustache this side of Michael Jack Schmidt.
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