From New York Post · · 1m
Howie Rose leaves Mets radio booth
Howie Rose, the Mets' generational voice, exits after never intending to be the team's radio face.
In brief
Howie Rose, the Mets' generational voice, exits after never intending to be the team's radio face. Howie Rose, a Mets radio broadcaster, steps down after a career that never included being the team's primary voice. Originally reported by New York Post.
Howie Rose's booth
Howie Rose sits in the radio booth before a game against the Baltimore Orioles.
Cozy booth atmosphere
The booth is cozy with 42,000 empty seats and workers sprucing the field before the game.
Rose's perspective
Rose says radio is an intimate medium, but he admits it’s more literal than he thought.
“They say radio is an intimate medium”
Booth setup
Rose is set up in his usual spot with a laptop and papers, near the front row of the broadcast booth.
Broadcast booth history
The booth has hosted 81 baseball conversations every year since Rose began broadcasting.
Rose's exit
Howie Rose steps down after a career that never included being the team's primary voice.
“Howie Rose will go out as the generational Mets voice he never intended to be”
The big picture
Howie Rose, a Mets radio broadcaster, steps down after a career that never included being the team's primary voice.
