Howie Rose Honored by Rangers in Farewell Tribute

0:00It's April 4th. This is NHL News today, your AI-powered team coverage. Howie Rose, the voice of the New York Mets since 1995, is retiring after this MLB season. The legendary Brawkaster got a special tribute from the New York Rangers during their game against the Detroit Redwings at Madison Square Garden. The team wrote out the red carpet with a welcome back message on the big screen and handed him a custom Rangers jersey. It had a Rose nameplate and the number 94 stitched on the back. Fans lit up social media with photos, celebrating his cross-sport legacy. That 94 number nods to his days calling Rangers games, including the epic double overtime goal by Stefan Mato in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the New Jersey Devils. Rose made that iconic radio call that still echoes for hockey die-hards. Now, as he wraps up Mets' duties, this honor bridges his baseball and hockey world perfectly. With calls like that etched in history, Howie Rose signs off on top, leaving New York