Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 47. Chapters: Keith Hernandez, Terry Pendleton, Dmitri Young, Mike Morgan, Jody Davis, Placido Polanco, Bill Caudill, Doug Creek, Willie Montanez, Brian Jordan, Andy Van Slyke, Garry Templeton, Ray Bare, Eric Rasmussen, Matt Morris, Jose Cruz, Joe McEwing, Tom Herr, Ken Hill, John Tamargo, John Denny, Todd Worrell, John Sipin, Jeff Fassero, Lance Johnson, Allen Watson, Ken Oberkfell, Mike DiFelice, Nick Leyva, Mike Fiore, Chris Richard, Eli Marrero, Pedro Borbon, Ken Reitz, Kelly Paris, Mike Gallego, Donovan Osborne, Jim Gott, Terry Clark, Felix Jose, Boots Day, Rigo Beltran, Ray Searage, Bobby Dews, Gaylen Pitts, Mark Salas, Dan Larson, Jim Lindeman, Tommy Cruz, Kirk Bullinger, Manny Aybar, Chip Coulter, Jack Whillock, Jerry Mumphrey, Joe Boever, Blake Stein, Rich Croushore, Luis DeLeon, Mark Clark, T. J. Mathews, Mike Potter, Sean Lowe, Tito Landrum, Angel Torres, Larry Herndon, Craig Wilson, Keith Johns, Tripp Cromer, Mike Gulan, Neil Fiala, Jerry Robertson, Reggie Cleveland, Joe Hall, Glenn Brummer, Clay Kirby, Tom Urbani, Jeremy Hernandez, Mike Milchin, Mark Riggins, Terry Bradshaw, Steve Montgomery, Marc Ronan, Duff Brumley, Marc Hill, Sonny Ruberto, Skip Jutze, Mike Tyson, Silvio Martinez, Doug Capilla, Dick Hughes, Jerry DaVanon, Marty Mason, John Littlefield, Jim Lentine, Harry Parker, Randy Wiles, Tim Plodinec, Bruce Von Hoff, John Urrea, Steve Peters, Dave Bakenhaster, Steve Waterbury, Joe Edelen, Rudy Arroyo, Bryan Eversgerd, Doug Clarey, Mike Proly, Tom Dixon, Cardell Camper. Excerpt: Keith Barlow Hernandez (born October 20, 1953) is a former Major League Baseball first baseman. He is currently a baseball analyst working for the New York Mets, for whom he played from 1983-1989, on SportsNet New York and WPIX television broadcasts. He has gained a cult following from his broadcasting career. Hernandez was born in San ...