The New York Mets are on a high, having reached the postseason after a rocky regular season turned around, and now with a 1-0 Wild Card series lead over the Milwaukee Brewers. Game 2 is set for tonight, and the Amazinās are ready to advance with a victory.
On the bench will be the now-famous OMG sign that players have been posing with on social media every time a member of the team hits a home run. The sign was made by Jerome McCroy, and it has significantly changed the creatorās life.
Not only have his Instagram followers skyrocketed, but the sign had a specific purpose: āIt was really meant to be a token of gratitude for a team that I just didnāt want to see give up,ā McCroy told ArtNet. McCroy is a lifelong Mets fan, and now one of his creations is a part of Mets lore.
The Mets OMG Sign is a Homage to Jose Iglesias
The sign was created as a homage to New York Mets infielder Jose Iglesias. Three months ago, Iglesias showed another side of himself by releasing a music video called āOMG,ā from which the sign takes its cue.
The journeyman baseball player achieved an unlikely number one hit as āOMGā reached number one on the iTunes Latin Pop charts in late June 2024 and debuted at number one on the Billboard Latin Digital Song Sales chart in July.
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