Howie Rose Retires as Mets Radio Voice; Fans Get Real-Time Radio at Citi Field

Howie Rose's retirement marks the end of an era for Mets fans. His voice has been synonymous with the team for over three decades, earning him a place among the greats in Mets broadcasting history. His call of Stéphane Matteau’s goal is one of the greatest in sports broadcasting history. Meanwhile, the introduction of real-time radio broadcasts at Citi Field addresses a common frustration among fans who want to listen to the radio broadcast while at the game but are hindered by the typical broadcast delay. This new service, accessible through the MLB Ballpark app, provides an immersive and connected experience, allowing fans to sync the atmosphere of the game with the voices of Mets Radio. The partnership with SportsBug ensures minimal delay, enhancing the overall fan experience. This will be available starting March 26, against the Pirates.

Howie Rose is retiring after a decorated career, including health challenges, to spend more time with his family.

Fans can use the MLB Ballpark app to access the real-time radio broadcast with minimal delay.

Mets fans will be losing a legendary voice in Howie Rose but gaining an enhanced in-stadium experience with real-time radio broadcasts. This new technology allows fans to stay connected to the game and their favorite announcers while enjoying the live action at Citi Field. Make sure to download the MLB Ballpark app before heading to the game!

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