Howie Rose has been calling Mets games since 1995, but no moment has ever been more thrilling for him than his call after the Mets swept Chicago to calim the NL pennant.
In an article written by Newsday's Neil Best, longtime Mets play-by-play announcer Howie Rose describes the 2015 Mets season as the highlight of his legendary broadcasting career. Like the rest of Mets fans, Rose cites the whirlwind of emotions stemming from April's 11-game win streak, to Justin Upton's go-ahead three-run home run following a rain delay in July, to bouncing back into a tie for first place after sweeping the Nationals as the reason behind what made following this resilient Mets team so special.