Gary Cohen has been the play-by-play voice of the New York Mets since 1989, first on radio and later on television, and 'It's out of here!' became his trademark call for home runs. The phrase spread beyond live broadcasts through highlight reels, Mets fan edits, and social media clips shared after notable homers at Shea Stadium and Citi Field. Because the call is brief, emphatic and unmistakably tied to a ball leaving the park, creators now pair it with crowd cheering and reuse it as a punchline for any shot that sails far away.
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Gary Cohen's famous 'it's out of here' home run call from Mets baseball broadcasts, used for big hits, home runs and exciting sports moments.
This short clip captures longtime New York Mets broadcaster Gary Cohen delivering his signature home run call, 'It's out of here!' in an excited, rising voice. Lasting just over a second, it lands right as the ball clears the fence, with Cohen's energy cutting through the crowd noise. The delivery is pure celebration, instantly recognizable to baseball fans who have heard it after countless Mets home runs. Used out of context, it turns any big swing, long shot or unexpected success into a dramatic home run moment.
