Welcome everyone to S-I Media with Jimmy Traynor. Thank you so much for listening. We'll phone this

episode. We've got two episodes this week. We get things started here since opening the day is here.

Baseball is here. We check in with the best booth in baseball. Gary Cohen, Ron Darling, Keith Hernandez from S&Y. Fun episode. Talk to the fellows about them working together

and what the season is like is a very popular booth, philosophy for calling games, analytics,

being a homer, little Seinfeld stuff with Keith Hernandez at the end. So fun episode. If you missed any

recent episodes, John Fana from NBC Sports was phenomenal last week on college basketball in his

career. Richard Dyche was on two weeks ago to go through all the latest sports media news.

So check those out. If you missed it and make sure you subscribe to SI Media with Jimmy Trayn.

All right, let's get to it. Gary Cohen, Ron Darling, Keith Hernandez

from SNY, and the New York Mets booth right now on SI Media with Jimmy Trana. All right,

joining me now, you got a diehard Yankee fan having the Mets booth on the SI Media podcast,

but they are the best booth in baseball. And with the season starting, couldn't think of a better trio to have on than Gary Cohen, Ron Darling, and Keith Hernandez from SNY, gentlemen. Thank you for doing this. I appreciate it. Thanks for having us, Jimmy. Our pleasure, Jimmy. You know, I said the best booth in baseball. I know awful announcing they do a poll.

You guys usually win it every year. Does that mean anything to you guys at all? Gary, we started

with you and then love Keith and Ron chime in. Yeah, I think everybody's entitled to their opinion.

I think we've been together for a long time. We have a lot of fun together.

And, you know, one thing I learned very early in this business, and I think it's probably true for players as well as broadcasters, is that you can't take the good stuff to

heart and you can't take the bad stuff to heart.

You have to trust the people stuff to heart and you can't take the bad stuff to heart you have to trust the

people that know you and know what we're doing and um be as self-critical as possible and not worry

about what anybody else thinks rod i feel the same i think a baseball career really prepares you for a booth because, you know, you treat a four-for-four, like you treat an O-for-four. You just get ready for the next day. And I think Gary's right. I think we are so self-critical of how we prepare and how we do. And there aren't many games in our 20 years,

21st year that I go home and go, wow, that was really good. I mean, this doesn't happen.

Keith, you get a lot of attention for some of your comments in the booth, which adds to the

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