The SNY broadcast booth had quite the conversation during Wednesday night’s game between the New York Mets and Tampa Bay Rays. With the Mets leading 3-0 in the bottom of the second inning, Ron Darling brought up how Tampa Bay’s MLB franchise was initially named the Devil Rays before they became the Rays.
Anything that could go wrong has gone wrong for the New York Mets in 2026. Despite a hefty payroll, superstar talent, and big-market support, they’ve found themselves in last place by a wide margin.
There is plenty of time left in the MLB regular season, as there is around two-thirds of the 162-game grind left. But for the New York Mets, hope is evaporating rather quickly, especially among diehard fans and those in close proximity to the team.
LOS ANGELES — Within the first three weeks of the Major League Baseball season, you’ll have been able to hear Orel Hershiser call Dodgers games on three different television networks.
The New York Mets have a lot of starting pitching options this season, and the conventional thought has been that the team would employ a six-man rotation if everyone gets through spring training healthy.
Keith Hernandez will continue to provide color commentary for Mets games aside Gary Cohen and Ron Darling. The best booth in baseball stays together per Anthony Rieber of Newsday Sports.
SNY reminded us earlier this week that it was 20 years ago this past week that Keith Hernandez and Ron Darling joined SNY as color analysts alongside Gary Cohen’s play-by-play.
Ranger Suarez signing with the Boston Red Sox in free agency meant one less potential free agent pitcher the New York Mets could acquire this offseason.
Life without Pete Alonso has become a reality for the New York Mets. ESPN's Jeff Passan first announced on Wednesday that Alonso has agreed to a five-year, $155 million deal with the Baltimore Orioles.
The New York Mets entered the 2025 MLB Winter Meetings hoping to stabilize their roster, yet the week has brought a jarring twist as they react to former slugger Pete Alonso inking a five-year deal with the Baltimore Orioles.
The Cubs entered the NLDS series riding the momentum of a tense wild-card battle against the Padres. The Brewers had been waiting patiently after securing the NL’s top seed.
The New York Mets have gone 3-7 across their last 10 games and just endured four straight road losses to the Philadelphia Phillies. As a result, they own a slim 1.5 game lead for the final National League Wild Card spot.
First impressions are important, especially when it comes to big league debuts. New York Mets’ prospect Nolan McLean made a strong one on Saturday, and one team legend made a glowing comparison.
Chances are that, at some point growing up, an authority figure taught you, "If you have nothing nice to say, then don't say it." Longtime MLB pitcher and New York Mets announcer Ron Darling was more than happy to invoke that philosophy on Sunday afternoon.
Another MLB season means another six months of Keith Hernandez musings. The former New York Mets first baseman forms one of baseball's most popular broadcasting crews, calling Mets games alongside play-by-play announcer Gary Cohen and fellow 1986 World Series champion Ron Darling on SNY.
The SNY broadcast booth, known as GKR among New York Mets fans, is arguably the most popular broadcast booth in baseball. Play-by-play man Gary Cohen, along with 1986 Mets legends Keith Hernandez and Ron Darling, are entering their 20th year in the booth in 2025.
New York Mets broadcaster Ron Darling was not keen on the team going all-out for New York Yankees Right Fielder Juan Soto. Soto is set to become a free agent, and there will be a bidding war for the 26-year-old’s services.
New York Mets announcer Ron Darling couldn’t stomach what he saw from Oakland Athletics pitcher Joey Estes in the two teams’ latest meeting, and he called out the opposing pitcher for his poor sportsmanship on live television.
The New York Mets' game against the Houston Astros on Sunday featured some decent action on the diamond, but the moment that caught most people's eye came in the stands.
The Los Angeles Dodgers had an offseason for the ages. The Dodgers built the best team they could have from top to bottom and have one of the best rosters in the league.
Matt Vasgersian and Ron Darling sat down on MLB Network today as part of the MLB Hot Stove segment and they discussed which team looked better on paper, the Atlanta Braves or the Los Angeles Dodgers.