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.

Although some Mets fans on the team’s official subreddit pointed out Iglesias will likely regress, most focused on his brilliant 2024 campaign. Iglesias posted a career-high 3.1 bWAR and .830 OPS for the National League runner-ups.

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 was a big reason New York enjoyed a summer turnaround last season that ended with the team completing a trip to the National League Championship Series.

The opinion of several personnel around the Mets: It’s about time Jose Iglesias found a job. The 2024 sparkplug, a .337 hitter and “OMG” singer, agreed to a minor league pact with a camp invite with the Padres,

The Mets just pulled off another masterclass in front-office gymnastics—only this time, it looks more like a face-plant. The post Jose Iglesias Shocking Padres Deal Prompts MLB Analyst to Expose Brutal Truth Behind Mets’ Decision to Pass on Reunion appeared first on EssentiallySports.