McNeil Says Goodbye to Mets After Trade to A's, Reflects on 'Incredible Run'

Jeff McNeil officially ended his Mets tenure, taking to social media Saturday night to bid farewell following his trade to the A's. Drafted in 2013, McNeil debuted in 2018, establishing himself with a versatile glove and slap-hitting. He finished his Mets career with a .286 average, 193 doubles, 80 homers, 367 RBI, and a .779 OPS across 923 games. The 33-year-old earned two All-Star selections, a Silver Slugger, and a batting title. McNeil expressed gratitude to the organization, fans, and teammates, stating, 'New York will always be part of my story... it has been an incredible run.' He looks forward to his 'next chapter in green and gold.'