Gary, Keith and Ron Reflect on 20 Years Together

Описание: 00:00 - Coming Up
01:06 - Jay Horwitz Opens the GKR 20-Year Special
01:53 - GKR on Starting in 2006 & Learning on the Fly
03:00 - Fred Wilpon’s Message: “Be Honest”
03:22 - Building Credibility as Broadcasters
03:54 - Longevity, Institutional Memory & the Mets Connection
05:22 - Why It Mattered That It Was Always Gary, Keith & Ron
05:41 - Greg's Vision for Unique Broadcast Environments
06:28 - Why GKR's Different Backgrounds Helped Shape the Broadcast
07:06 - Ron’s First Bullpen Open — and the Emotional Reaction
07:26 - Clothesline Snacks & Creativity During COVID
08:12 - The April Fools Day Trade & Jay’s Limo Mishap
09:10 - The MVP Who Hated NY & the Wrong Gate Debacle
10:10 - The Infamous Team Photo Fight
11:34 - How GKR Roles Formed Naturally
13:19 - What Makes the GKR Chemistry So Rare
13:53 - Memories of Ralph Kiner: Mischief, Wisdom & Sunday Magic
16:55 - How Steve Gelbs Found His Groove
18:29 - The Hardest Thing in TV: Making a 3-Man Booth Work With 4
19:08 - The Mystery of Keith’s Pin Day
19:49 - Keith as a Cardinal & the 4-Rocket Game in San Diego
20:11 - The 19-Inning July 4th Game From Hell



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