Mets radio voice Howie Rose cuts road games from his schedule
"If you could parachute me into the booth...without dealing with traffic and preparation and everything else, then I’d go indefinitely"
"If you could parachute me into the booth...without dealing with traffic and preparation and everything else, then I’d go indefinitely"
"It's just been a really cool challenge at this stage in my career."
"I hope and expect to be back next year, I reserve the right to...maybe reassess"
"The last move before total destruction of the traditions that made baseball great."
"I think on the radio, he’s the best baseball broadcaster in the country."
What constitutes as a "wedgie" in baseball?
"A lot of us in this business can work our entire careers and never have moments like the Mets presented us with during the postseason."
"You people all have to grow up."
"Just lucky that there's two here and then back home where things are a little less brutally loud."
"The biggest swing of the season for New York!"
"You could make the case that's one of, if not the biggest, home runs they've ever hit."
"Howie Rose’s call last night got me thinking about how cool it would be to have a thread with all the great baseball radio calls."
Howie Rose and Pete Alonso got to celebrate the home run and call that will link them forever in New York Mets history.
"I will make sure my ears say hi to her. They're in rehab too."
"Who comes to see this garbage?"
"It's a little daunting when you think about the number of years that have passed. But it's very rewarding too."
"Hope you can join me."
Rose says his current mindset is "Do this year and one more, and then see where we're at."
"I’m convinced that the rain that fell during Doc Gooden’s speech today had a special purpose."
New York Mets radio play-by-play voice Howie Rose says the New York Media wouldn't stand for Shohei Ohtani dodging reporters.
"Everybody's been just great in pretty much letting me plot my own schedule out.”