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Jay Horwitz

Jay Horwitz

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Host, Amazin' Mets Alumni Podcast with Jay Horwitz

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Total articles 279

  • Tony Carullo Visiting Clubhouse

    By Jay Horwitz| metsinsider.mlblogs.com@ Just nowBy Jay HorwitzIt’s an honor that couldn’t be more well deserved. Before our game with the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday, the visiting clubhouse at Citi Field will be officially renamed the Tony Carullo Visiting Clubhouse. Tony worked the Mets for an amazing 51 years and he was he head visiting clubhouse man at Shea Stadium and Citi Field from 1975–2019. Tony is one of the great story tellers in all of sports.

    By Jay Horwitz · metsinsider.mlblogs.com

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Remembering Octavio Dotel

    By Jay Horwitz| metsinsider.mlblogs.com@ Just nowBy Jay HorwitzWhat I remember about Octavio Dotel was his laugh and his smile. He never was in a bad mood. He was 26 in 1999 and was one of the key reasons why we made the playoffs for the first time in 11 years. Octavio made the most of his one year with us. He went 8–3 and was winning pitcher in our historic 15-inning triumph over the Atlanta Braves in Game 5 of the NLCS. Now he is gone at the all too young age of 51.

    By Jay Horwitz · metsinsider.mlblogs.com

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Tony Carullo Visiting Clubhouse

    By Jay Horwitz| metsinsider.mlblogs.com@ Just nowBy Jay HorwitzIt’s an honor that couldn’t be more well deserved. Before our game with the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday, the visiting clubhouse at Citi Field will be officially renamed the Tony Carullo Visiting Clubhouse. Tony worked the Mets for an amazing 51 years and he was he head visiting clubhouse man at Shea Stadium and Citi Field from 1975–2019. Tony is one of the great story tellers in all of sports.

    By Jay Horwitz · metsinsider.mlblogs.com

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Amazin' Mets Alumni Podcast with Jay Horwitz