The New York Mets did not re-sign Jose Iglesias, instead allowing the Latin pop star to leave for the San Diego Padres. It's a new era in New York.

The “OMG” show is going from coast to coast. Jose Iglesias, the veteran infielder who resurrected his career with the Mets last season and was a spark plug during their run to the NLCS ...

PORT ST. LUCIE — The opinion of several personnel around the Mets: It’s about time Jose Iglesias found a job. The 2024 sparkplug, a .337 hitter and “OMG” singer, agreed to a minor league ...

On June 28, following a New York Mets 7-2 victory over the Houston Astros, Jose Iglesias, aka Candelita, took to the field with his teammates to perform his new song OMG. Sung in Spanish ...

“OMG” is on the move. Jose Iglesias, whose hit-making at the plate and as a Latin pop star made him a revelation for the Mets last season, has agreed to a contract with the San Diego ...

The dugout and stands were full of “OMG” signs, too. Iglesias had one of the best stretches of his career with the Mets, posting a .337.381/.830 line with four home runs and 26 RBIs in 85 ...

The 'OMG' era is over in Queens. Jose Iglesias came up in late May to a New York Mets team that was reeling. Iglesias began to play, the team started winning, he released a No. 1 hit song on the ...

Each time a player homered in 2024, they quickly grabbed an OMG sign to snag a photo with it. Bringing back Iglesias could add to the excitement the 2025 Mets attain. Steve Cohen has New York ...

In addition to his performance on the field, the largely Spanish-language song “OMG” that he wrote and sang became an anthem for the Mets' unlikely playoff run. Players and fans would hoist ...

Iglesias quickly became beloved by Mets fans for creating what essentially became the Mets' anthem, "OMG." While predicting landing spots for the top remaining free agents, Bleacher Report's Kerry ...

Regardless of his impact on the field, no one had a bigger effect on vibes than Iglesiad did for the Mets. After the infielder performed his song "OMG" at Citi Field, it started to feel like an ...