Jose Iglesias, the shortstop-turned-musician whose “OMG” single became an anthem for the 2024 Mets, will always be remembered as a symbol of that team. But he’s not likely to reprise his role in 2025.

While the Mets still have the opportunity to re-sign veteran infielder Jose Iglesias before the regular season begins, it's now safe to say the "OMG" era belongs in the past as a fond memory.

On Friday, the New York Mets signed infielder Nick Madrigal to a major-league deal, according to The New York Post’s Joel Sherman. Madrigal conceivably fills the spot occupied by Jose Iglesias last season as a backup at second base and third base.

Could this spell the end of Candelita in Queens? OMG. The New York Mets have signed versatile infielder Nick Madrigal to a split one-year contract worth differ

OMGoodbye. A desire to evaluate younger players while maintaining roster flexibility led to the Mets backing away from Jose Iglesias this offseason, according to president of baseball operations David Stearns.