Howie Rose's Final Mets Season Kicks Off

0:00It's March 23rd. This is New York Metz News Today, your AI-powered team coverage. Fans heading to city field for opening day will hear the familiar voice of Metz's broadcaster, Howie Rose, calling the game one last time before his. Retirement after the 2026 season. Rose, a Hall of Famer who's been with the team for decades, has called countless memorable moments and hopes to cap his career with the World Series. Starting this Thursday, supporters can tune into radio broadcasts right from their seats, without any audio lag. A new partnership with Odyssey in Sportsbook, through the MLB ballpark app makes its seamless to listen while watching live action, bringing that classic. Radio Vive to the modern stadium experience. The Metz enter the year after a major roster shake-up, led by President David Sterns, trading for Ace Freddie Peralta from the Brewers and Adding. Outfielders like Carson Benj and Luis Robert Jr. The infield feature short stops shifting positions around Francisco Lindor,

1:02with Marcus Semyon at second, and Boba Schett trying third base for the way. First time. Sterns emphasized run prevention through better defense, despite the many player transitions like Jorge Polanco to first base and Brett Beatty handling. Multiple spots. Pitching lives deep with six starters, including rookie Nolan McLean, and closer Devon Williams stepping in for Edwin Diaz. With roles in the booth for two more seasons, the team aims to play loose and competitive, chasing playoff magic that could give their legendary voice. The perfect farewell.