Jeff McNeil pens his emotional Mets goodbye after trade to A’s: ‘Incredible run’
NY Post
Jeff McNeil wrote a heartfelt message to Mets fans on Saturday.
McNeil, who had spent his entire professional career with the Mets before being dealt to the Athletics on Monday, took to Instagram to thank the fans, coaching staff and his teammates over his eight-year run in Queens.
“New York will always be a part of my story,” McNeil wrote alongside a video that included Mets highlights.
“The Mets organization is all I have ever known since being drafted in 2013, and it has been an incredible run. I’m incredibly thankful for every moment, every lesson, and every memory along the way.
“I’m especially grateful for the fans who welcomed me and my family and made New York feel like home for so long. Thank you to Steve and Alex Cohen, the coaching staff, and my teammates who made this journey so meaningful.
“With so much gratitude, it’s time to turn the page and embrace the next chapter in green and gold.”
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