As part of their coaching reorganization over the winter, the Mets hired Eric Hinske as assistant hitting coach.

Hinske, 45, was part of World Series-winning teams with the Red Sox (2007) and Yankees (2009), and served as hitting coach under Mets general manager Billy Eppler during his Angels tenure. Hinske later worked as a Diamondbacks hitting coach.

In his new job, Hinske’s practical experience should complement hitting coach Jeremy Barnes’ more analytical approach. A player for 12 years and seven different teams, Hinske this week spoke to Post Sports+ at spring training.

What comes to mind from your Yankees tenure?