As David Wright prepared to play the final game of his career this weekend, the Mets legend sat down with The Post’s Steve Serby for a Q&A:
Q: Tell me what you remember about your first day as a Met.
A: I’ll start the night before. We played — I believe — the Durham Bulls in Norfolk. And B.J. Upton was on the Durham team. We were having a great time just because two area kids playing in Triple-A in front of friends and family and things like that. Can’t remember what I did in the game, but then showered up, getting ready to go home, and all of a sudden [manager] John Stearns calls me in the office and says: “You’re going to the big leagues tomorrow.