The Mets have celebrated home runs using Jose Iglesias' song, "OMG" for quite some time but they've added a new wrinkle to the festivities. Fans may have noticed a giant OMG sign in the dugout during ...

The New York Mets clinched a postseason berth in dramatic fashion on Monday afternoon, capping their season’s remarkable turnaround with a clutch win against their divisional rival the Atlanta Braves.

Perhaps the Padres are about to enter their “OMG” era one season after it became an integral piece of the Mets’ magical run. Before the Padres’ loss to the Mariners on Saturday, television host and ...

SAN ANTONIO — Oh my god, the Mets are going to the Hall of Fame — sort of. The team donated one of its “OMG” signs used as a dugout celebration prop last season to the National Baseball Hall of Fame ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) – The song “OMG” has become a rallying cry for the Mets and their fans. Jerome McCroy, the artist behind the sign, joins PIX11. McCoy discusses the inspiration behind the “OMG” sign ...

The New York Mets engineered an incredible run to the 2024 National League Championship Series, and now a version of one the season's iconic symbols—the OMG sign—is heading to Cooperstown. Tim Healey ...

The famous "OMG" sign that the New York Mets used as a memento on their journey to an immaculate playoff run is heading to Cooperstown. The National Baseball Hall of Fame announced on Tuesday that one ...

If you are watching the New York Mets, you are likely going to see a sign in their locker room that reads "OMG" and you may not know why. First and foremost: The Mets are a team that uniquely ...

NEW YORK — It’s a pop hit like many others: An ascending chorus, an addictive hook, a warm rhythm. But “OMG,” performed by New York Mets infielder Jose Iglesias, has become the perfect anthem for the ...

It's been a topsy-turvy, windy path to the NLCS, but all that matters at this point is that the New York Mets are still in it, and are four wins away from an improbable run to the World Series. They ...

New York Mets shortstop Jose Iglesias’ song, “OMG” has become a celebratory rallying cry after home runs, providing joyous moments in the dugout. He even got to perform it on the field after a game.