Kevin Brown mocks Mets during Orioles game broadcast
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 4:30 PM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026
During a Wednesday night game between the New York Mets and Baltimore Orioles on ESPN, announcer Kevin Brown made a sarcastic comment after a fly ball fell between three Mets defenders. Brown quipped about the players' combined salaries, highlighting their failure to make a catch. This incident follows a week of criticism directed at the Mets, now with a season record of 69-83, as they faced off against the Orioles. The playful jab by Brown, who is the Orioles' lead TV announcer, reflects growing frustration among fans and media regarding the Mets' performance.
- •Kevin Brown trolled the Mets during an ESPN broadcast.
- •A fly ball landed between three Mets players in the outfield.
- •Brown commented on the players' contracts while mocking the play.
- •The Mets have been criticized by their own fanbase this week.
- •The team's current record stands at 69-83.
- 4:30 PMYahoo Sports — Kevin Brown joins the mob in trolling the New York Mets
"The New York Mets do their part to make themselves the punchline, and national announcers are often eager to deliver the joke. Kevin Brown was on the call for the Mets and Baltimore Orioles Wednesday night on ESPN. Brown is also the Orioles lead TV announcer on MASN. And when a fly ball split three…
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