They are in their 63rd Major League Baseball (MLB) season in 2024. The New York Mets presently have twenty-one walk-up songs being used by twenty-one of their players as of 2024 as per MLB's ...

I’m back! A big thank you to Jon Caramanica, Marc Tracy and Dave Renard, the three guest playlisters who filled in for me while I took a few weeks off. The Amplifier returns to its regular schedule ...

Here’s how a baseball player whose career seemed to be nearing its end hit a home run with the song. The song is contemporary Latin pop, incorporating elements of reggaetón and tropical music ...

NEW YORK (AP) — It's a pop hit like many others: An ascending chorus, an addictive hook, a warm rhythm. But “OMG,” performed by New York Mets infielder Jose Iglesias, has become the perfect ...

Here’s how a baseball player whose career seemed to be nearing its end hit a home run with the song. The song is contemporary Latin pop, incorporating elements of reggaetón and tropical music ...

Despite all of the glory and praise that being an athlete presents, one baseball player chose a different path, which saw him put his bat and glove down to serve his country in the United States Navy.

Here's how a baseball player whose career seemed to be nearing its end hit a home run with the song. The song is contemporary Latin pop, incorporating elements of reggaetón and tropical music ...

Notably, playing the song at the end of the New York Yankees games has become one of the most recognized traditions in Major League Baseball (MLB). A. The song “New York, New York” by Frank ...

Here's how a baseball player whose career seemed to be nearing its end hit a home run with the song. “As a song, it is just pure, positive pop music,” he says. “It is a celebration of good ...

Here’s how a baseball player whose career seemed to be nearing its end hit a home run with the song. The song is contemporary Latin pop, incorporating elements of reggaetón and tropical music ...