Keith Hernandez suffers during the METS broadcast

Increase it to the Vinaigrette dressing.

The SNY analysts and the METS legend Keith Hernandez suffered “a little upchuck”, which interrupted him during the 6: 3 defeat of the meters against the twins on Tuesday evening in Minneapolis.

Hernandez and play-by-play man Gary Cohen then put on her detective caps to find the perpetrator.

It all started in the eighth Inning with Hernandez in the middle of the lobby of Mark Viientos for his favorite matter – good finds.

“Come in and get the ball fleeing, strong arm,” said Hernandez as he decided to put a putout before he held for a second.

“Forgiveness.”

“You’re okay over there,” asked Gary Cohen.

Hernandez replied: “Yes, I had a little upchuck. A little upchuck.”

This answer laughed a warm laughter from Cohen.

“I don’t think we need upchuck here,” said Cohen, which led to Hernandez giggling.

The ex-first Baseman replied: “It just came out of nowhere. Immediately in the middle of my sentence. Sorry, I apologize.”

The two then discussed what could have caused the digestive disorder.

“I had chicken and potato puree,” said Hernandez.

“That shouldn’t produce anything,” said Cohen.

Hernandez then tried to solve the case.

“Maybe the salad with a small vinaigrette,” he said.

Cohen followed a few moment later: “Maybe you haven’t chewed your salad thoroughly enough.”

Hernandez then focused exclusively on the dressing as a perpetrator.

“The vinaigrette, they know how to get them to tear themselves up,” said Hernandez when he addressed his hands.

“If you are so inclined,” said Cohen.

Hernandez and Cohen will be back in the air for the series finale in the Twin Cities on Wednesday afternoon on Wednesday afternoon and hopefully he skipped the salad this time.

The Mets (11-6) strive for their fifth series victory in a Bullpen game after Griffin Canning had to be scratched because of an illness.