Howie Rose's Mets Farewell: A Legend's Final Season

0:00You're listening to New York meds news today. Subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. How he rose, the veteran play by play voice for the New York meds, plans to retire from the broadcast booth after the 2026 season. At 72 years old, he's been calling meds games since 1995, making him a fixture for fans over three decades. Rose scaled back his schedule in 2021 after health issues from bladder cancer. He skips regular season road games, but joins the team for postseason travel if they qualify. He shared that he's ready to step away and save her simpler pleasures in life, wrapping up his long career on his terms. Meds fans have poured out heartfelt reactions online, calling it the end of an era while thanking him for unforgettable calls that painted vivid. Pictures on the radio. The meds kick off their 2026 season on March 26 against the Pittsburgh Pirates, setting the stage for what could be a memorable farewell year for Rose.

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