Keith Hernandez had to move. But this time, Kramer was not here to help.

The Mets great and SNY broadcaster shared on X Monday that former WFAN host Richard Neer helped the former first baseman move into a new home and made reference to his famous appearance on “Seinfeld.”

“My good friend, Richard Neer of WNEW FM & WFAN fame ‘helped me move’ into my new home at Hilton Head, SC,” the former Mets first baseman and current SNY analyst wrote on X. “Kramer wasn’t available.”

In a 1992 episode of “Seinfeld” — the seventeenth of Season 3 — titular character Jerry agrees to help Hernandez move out of his apartment. However, Jerry gets cold feet, claiming that for a male friendship, it was moving too fast.

So when the day arrived, Jerry told him that he could not hold up his side of the bargain. Luckily for Hernandez, Kramer, Jerry’s wacky neighbor, showed up and, after resolving some issues over a previous confrontation — was there a second spitter? — offered to lend a helping hand.

For his real-life move 33 years later, Hernandez tapped recently retired WFAN voice Neer for some assistance.

The pair have collaborated on podcasts before and it appears that the friendly relationship has marinated long enough for a move to be a reasonable request.

Whomever Hernandez gets to help him, the Mets World Series champ is sure to be a steady hand. He won 11 Gold Glove awards in his 17 MLB seasons at first base.

He also ended his career with a .296 batting average and five All-Star appearances.