Jerry Seinfeld is heading to the announcers' booth for Tuesday's New York Mets Game.
The lifelong Mets fan -- as chronicled on his beloved 1990-98 NBC series Seinfeld -- will join Keith Hernandez, Ron Darling and Gary Cohen in calling the game against the San Francisco Giants for SNY, the official TV home of the Mets.
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Seinfeld also will appear on SNY's pre-game show at 6 p.m. alongside lead studio analyst Bob Ojeda and host Chris Carlin.
“Four guys who love to talk sharing one broadcast booth sounds like a bad idea on its face. I don’t even know if the chairs will fit,” said Seinfeld, creator and host of the Emmy-nominated web show Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. “But to spend an evening with Keith, Ron and Gary, I will stand if I have to. Those guys, and the incredible Bobby Ojeda, are the all-star team of baseball broadcasting.”
This will mark the second time that Seinfeld has called a Mets game, following the June 23, 2010, game vs. Detroit. Watch video below.
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It's also worth noting that former Mets first baseman Hernandez also appeared -- as himself -- on Seinfeld in 1992. In the two-part episode, dubbed "The Boyfriend," Newman (Wayne Knight) and Kramer (Michael Richards) accuse Hernandez of spitting on them during a game; he also breaks a "date" with Jerry to go out with Elaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus).
