Mets to Retire David Wright's No. 5 While He Reflects on Legacy and Pete Alonso's Future

David Wright, a lifelong Met, shares his hopes for Pete Alonso's career and the Mets' championship ambitions as he prepares for his jersey retirement and Hall of Fame induction.

David Wright's No. 5 will be retired by the Mets on July 19, 2025, alongside his induction into the team's Hall of Fame.
Wright, who spent his entire 14-year MLB career with the Mets, expressed gratitude and humility for the honor, calling it a testament to his connection with the team and its fans.
He hopes Pete Alonso, a current free agent, considers staying with the Mets, citing the pride of playing for the team that drafted and developed him.
Wright reflected on the importance of loyalty in baseball, both from players and teams, and shared advice drawn from observing one-team legends like Derek Jeter and Chipper Jones.
Wright remains optimistic about the Mets' future, praising the team's acquisition of Juan Soto and their commitment to building a championship-winning roster.