The New York Mets had all but ruled out a reunion in recent weeks, but now it is official: Jose Iglesias has found a new home. On Wednesday morning, FanSided's

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.

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, is signing a minor-league deal with the San Diego Padres, The Post’s Jon Heyman confirmed Wednesday morning.

The Mets still don't intend to bring back veteran infielder Jose Iglesias after losing Nick Madrigal to injury. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

Iglesias became a fan favorite and an important clubhouse piece in 2024 with his song, “OMG,” becoming a hit last season. Not only did it play every time Iglesias, who recorded it under his performer name Candelita, came up to bat, but it also blared each time a Mets player hit a home run. The dugout and stands were full of “OMG” signs, too.

The New York Mets stumbled upon a hidden gem in 34-year-old infielder José Iglesias last season. For a bargain price,

After nearly four long months of uncertainty about his future in Major League Baseball (MLB), José Iglesias has finally left free agency behind by signing a contract with the San Diego Padres. The "OMG" will now echo across California's West Coast instead of the Big Apple.

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 Padres.