Joe Girardi, who played with Dwight Gooden and caught his no-hitter with the Yankees, said he hoped everything was OK with his former teammate after the former pitcher was arrested in New Jersey.

“Your heart goes out to him,” Girardi said in Tampa, Fla. “He was a great teammate. Doc and I will always be linked in a sense, played on championship teams and a no-hitter together.”

The Mets would not comment on Gooden’s situation today and did not say they would cancel his induction into their team Hall of Fame.