On Tuesday night, former MLB shortstop Jose Iglesias was in attendance at Citi Field to watch two of his former teams in the New York Mets and San Diego Padres face off.
13-year MLB veteran Jose Iglesias is trading in his baseball glove for a Broadway mic. The former MLB All-Star has remained a free agent throughout the 2026 season.
How many of the 36 players to reach the 35-home run and 100-RBI milestones in the same season at least five different times can you name in five minutes?
This past week, the New York Mets reunited with a familiar face by hiring former designated hitter J.D. Martinez as a special advisor to baseball operations.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
OMG. The New York Mets could be without their starting shortstop, Francisco Lindor, for Opening Day after he underwent hamate bone surgery on Wednesday.
Korean superstar Sung-Mon Song will wear No. 24 for the upcoming season after infielder Will Wagner switched his number from 24 to seven. Seven was last worn in San Diego by Jose Iglesias in 2025, when he produced a 73 wRC+.
As the New York Mets were in the midst of their downward spiral in the second half of the 2025 MLB season that ultimately led to them missing the playoffs, there were a lot of questions about the chemistry inside the team's clubhouse.
Major League Baseball took action against two San Diego Padres players in response to an incident at the conclusion of the team’s loss in Game 3 of the National League Wild Card series.
San Diego Padres infielder Jose Iglesias received a one-game suspension and an undisclosed fine and teammate Xander Bogaerts also was fined for their conduct toward umpires after Game 3 of the National League wild-card series in Chicago, Major League Baseball announced Friday.
MLB has announced that infielders Jose Iglesias and Xander Bogaerts have received a one-game suspension and an undisclosed fine for their conduct towards umpires after Game 3 of the wild-card series against the Cubs.
The 2026 season hasn't gone as planned for many MLB players. These 30 players stand out as the biggest disappointments for their respective teams.
When the San Diego Padres signed veteran infielder Jose Iglesias to a one-year, $3 million minor league contract in March 2025, it felt like the end of an era for New York Mets fans.
Sept. 24 is a rare off-day between two home games for the San Diego Padres. While most of the team might not have made their plans for that rare Thursday night off, Padres infielder Jose Iglesias might have just made their plans for them.
Jose Iglesias has had many months to contemplate how his free agency played out after a breakthrough season with the New York Mets in 2024. The Padres' 35-year-old infielder is also no stranger to taking chances with his public persona.
The rain that pushed back Yu Darvish's Cactus League debut also affected infielder Jose Iglesias. After signing a minor league deal with the San Diego Padres just a week ago, Iglesias made his spring training debut at shortstop Saturday against the Cleveland Guardians.
Given how integral he was to the team's success during their 2024 season, many New York Mets fans were hoping that veteran infielder Jose Iglesias would re-sign this past offseason and return to Queens.
Jose Iglesias arrived to Peoria, Ariz. Thursday with one goal in mind: To make the Opening Day roster. A day prior, it was reported the San Diego Padres and Iglesias had agreed to a minor league deal.
Infielder Jose Iglesias was one of the better players left in free agency. He finally found a home for the 2025 season on Tuesday.
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.
One of the more unsung heroes of the New York Mets’ resurgent 2024 season was shortstop and second baseman Jose Iglesias, whose hit song “OMG” became an anthem for the team and whose play on the field helped propel them to their deep postseason run.
Veteran infielder Jose Iglesias is making it clear about his desire to return to the New York Mets for the 2025 season even after President of Baseball Operations David Stearns ruled out that possibility in a press conference this week.
An active offseason for the Mets looks to be completed.
One of the more compelling free agent infielders that's still available at this point in the offseason is former New York Mets second baseman Jose Iglesias.
Despite all this success and his role as a clubhouse leader and fan favorite, it is understandable why the Mets haven’t been proactive in re-signing the 35-year-old.
As the Yankees continue their search for infield depth, they could look no further than Jose Iglesias, who excelled for the Mets in 2024. While the Mets have expressed interest in re-signing him, Iglesias’ skill set makes him an intriguing option for the Yankees.
When Jose Iglesias started the 2024 season in Triple-A, I’d hesitate to say anyone saw him playing a significant role with the Mets, especially considering he hadn’t registered an MLB at-bat since 2022.
The New York Mets returned to Citi Field for Game 3 of the NLDS against the Philadelphia Phillies. The Mets jumped out to an early lead and never looked back, beating the Phillies 7-2 and taking a 2-1 series lead.
The infielder not only never doubted Alonso, but he called what became a dramatic three-run home run that propelled the Mets to a 4-2 win and to a National League Division Series showdown with the rival Philadelphia Phillies.
With a single to lead off the bottom of the third inning last night, New York Mets Infielder Jose Iglesias extended his hitting streak to a whopping 13 games.
Raise your hand if you thought Jose Iglesias was going to be the MVP of the New York Mets through the first half of the 2024 season. Anyone? No, seriously.
The New York Mets have rediscovered the joy of baseball.
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