Howie Rose's Final Mets Season: A Legendary Farewell

0:00It's March 20th, here's your New York Met's news in two minutes, subscribe to stay locked in all season. Legendary Met's broadcaster Howie Rose is stepping away after the 2026 season. At 72 years old, he'll handle only home games this year unless the team makes a deep playoff push. Earlier this week, Rose shared his retirement news and followed up on social media. He said fans of support has overwhelmed him over the years and urged everyone to make the most of the season. Met's fans flooded him with warm messages, showing how much he means to them. Owner Steve Cohen called it a major change for the team, given Rose's long history calling games since 1987, first on TB then radio. Rose has no plans for a full goodbye and wants to stick around. Perhaps M.C.'s special events at City Field. His career highlights include unforgettable calls like Mike Piazza's Homer, after the September 11th attacks and Peter Lonzo's playoff winner last year.

1:01With time winding down on his mic time, Rose is focused on savoring these final homestands alongside the loyal Met's crowd.