New York Mets legendary third baseman David Wright spoke via zoom on Wednesday following the announcement that he will have his No. 5 jersey retired and enter t

NEW YORK -- David Wright is rooting for Juan Soto and the New York Mets to win the World Series title that eluded him. "It seems like the will to win within the organization is incredible," the former Mets captain said Wednesday during a Zoom news conference that followed the team's announcement that his No. 5 will be retired on July 19.

David Wright was drafted by the Mets out of high school in 2001, made his MLB debut with them in 2004 and played the final game of his career wearing the same uniform in 2018.

New York Mets great David Wright gave advice to free agent first basemen Pete Alonso during a press conference about Wright having his jersey number retired Wednesday.

On Baseball Night in New York, Mets great David Wright joins Gary Apple to discuss some his favorite career moments, including his 2015 comeback culminating in a World Series appearance. Wright also predicts what emotions he will be feeling when his number is officially retired by the organization in July.

NEW YORK — David Wright’s No. 5 will be retired by the New York Mets before a July 19 game against Cincinnati, the team said Monday.

The New York Mets will retired David Wright's No. 5 jersey when he is inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame on July 19 in Queens.

The New York Mets announced Monday that they will retire David Wright's No. 5 and induct their former captain into the team Hall of Fame this summer.

Mets legend David Wright is excited for the team’s future. Wright pointed to the Mets signing right fielder Juan Soto to a historic, $15-year, $765 million deal, believing it signaled to the baseball world a change in Queens.

Former New York Mets star David Wright shares a clear message with Pete Alonso about loyalty, legacy, and his contract future in MLB.

After getting the call from Cohen and Stearns, which was followed by a ‘congratulations’ text from Mets HOF first baseman Keith Hernandez, Wright humbly remarked to reporters, “I truly feel it’s a bit undeserved given the skill and accomplishments of some of the numbers that I’ll be amongst up there.