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Mets immortalize David Wright

Mets retire David Wright's No. 5: 'I promise you, I gave it everything I had' in pursuit of World Series

"I never accomplished my goal of bringing a World Series back to Queens, but I promise you I gave it everything I had and wanted it just as badly as you did," Wright said during the ceremony while fl...

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Four revelations from Mets’ David Wright Day you didn’t hear in his speech

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Mets induct David Wright into team Hall of Fame, retire No. 5

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Mets induct David Wright into team hall of fame, retire No. 5

The New York Mets inducted David Wright into their Hall of Fame and retired his No. 5 on Saturday -- nearly 21 years after his big league debut.

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Mets immortalize David Wright: No. 5 retired in epic ceremony

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Highest five: David Wright enshrined by Mets with No. 5 retired in emotional ceremony

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The New York Mets will retire David Wright’s number today—Here’s how to watch the ceremony for free

The Mets Hall of Fame is about to gain a new member when the team retires David Wright’s No. 5 this afternoon ahead of a 4:10 p.m. tilt with the Cincinnati Reds.

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David Wright's career highlights with the Mets

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For Mets org and fans, Wright's story is already complete

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Mets retire David Wright's No. 5, add him to team's Hall of Fame: 'I promise you I gave it everything I had'

Wright was a seven-time All-Star and two-time Gold Glove winner with the Mets, playing all of his 14 MLB seasons in Queens.

David Wright and his Mets teammates recall all the good times on captain’s big day

Wright and Jose Reyes, the former Mets shortstop who spent most of his career playing next to Wright, would race one another on the field at the end of practices. “Here’s my two stars, going full-bore on the second day of spring training,

Brandon Nimmo learned from Mets legend David Wright: ‘I really admired the way that he worked and the way that he led by example’

For Brandon Nimmo, his first homestand in New York was even more surreal than he could have ever imagined, thanks to some thoughtful planning by David Wright and Curtis Granderson.