Howie Rose’s Final Mets Send-Off | New York Mets News

The Mets are set to give legendary broadcaster Howie Rose a heartfelt farewell before their final regular-season game, honoring his 20+ years of iconic calls and unforgettable moments that defined an era for the franchise. Though he announced retirement in March, the team is making sure his legacy — from his signature “put in the books” sign-off to hosting Opening Day and number retirements since 1987 — is celebrated with fanfare. Inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame just last year, Rose, now 72, called games since 2004 and remains deeply tied to the hearts of fans who grew up listening to him. The Cohen owners praised him as the soundtrack to their summers, while Rose himself called it “the honor of a lifetime.” Fans will have one last chance to say thank you before the season ends.

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