Mets Broadcaster Howie Rose Open to Calling Games After Retirement
Summary
Howie Rose, the New York Mets broadcaster since 1987, will retire after the 2026 season. He plans to call his final full-time game on September 20, but he may still occasionally call some games or host ceremonies for the Mets.Key Facts
- Howie Rose has been the Mets' broadcaster since 1987.
- He will retire at the end of the 2026 baseball season.
- His last full-time game will be on September 20, 2026, against the Philadelphia Phillies.
- Rose is 72 years old and open to calling some games occasionally after retirement.
- He prefers being with the team regularly and does not like only doing half the games.
- Rose feels he could continue broadcasting for a few more years but lacks his previous motivation.
- The Mets' TV partner, SNY, will release a one-hour documentary about Rose's career.
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