New York Mets Walkup Songs
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The Mets walk-up playlist
18 songs from the Mets roster in one playlist, in batting order from the latest lineup. It is rebuilt every night, so a new walk-up shows up the day after it changes.
New York Mets roster & walkup songs (43 players)
New York Mets walk-up songs for 2026: Juan Soto walks up to "Esa Muchacha" by Los Hermanos Rosario, Kodai Senga walks up to "Beat It" by Michael Jackson, Francisco Alvarez walks up to "MOLI" by El Alfa, and Brett Baty walks up to "luther" by Kendrick Lamar & SZA. Below is the full roster of 40 active players plus 3 on the injured list, 22 with a confirmed song — each with a 30-second preview, the trim point, and where to listen.
Tap the heart to save a song to your shortlist. Run a team's music? Walkup Pro plays every player's walk-up at the field, trimmed to the perfect 15 seconds. Free for up to 3 players. Have Apple Music?
Recent Mets walk-up changes
Song swaps our nightly check of the official Mets walk-up list has caught this season — old track, new track, and the date we spotted it.
What the Mets clubhouse actually plays
Across the 20 confirmed Mets walk-ups we could classify, hip-hop / rap is the most common choice at 35%, ahead of latin at 20%. The median release year on this roster is 2021, 7 years newer than the league median of 2014.
See how that compares with the rest of the league on the MLB walk-up charts, where every team's genre mix and median release year sit side by side.
The Mets' walkup tradition
Citi Field has the best entrance music in baseball thanks to Edwin Díaz's Narco entrances becoming a citywide phenomenon. The full Mets roster — Lindor, Alonso, Soto — pulls from a wide playlist, but Díaz's trumpet-driven ninth innings (even after his 2026 move) defined the era. Pete Alonso's Layla walkup is one of the most distinctive in modern baseball.
The most iconic Mets walkup moment
Edwin Díaz's Narco entrance at Citi Field became the most replayed entrance moment of the 2020s. Timmy Trumpet himself flew to New York to play the song live before a Mets game — a moment that elevated walkup music itself in baseball culture.
How to use Mets walkup songs for your team
Whether you're coaching Little League, travel ball, high school, or college baseball, picking a walkup song from a New York Mets player is one of the cleanest ways to give a kid a confidence boost at the plate. The trick: most MLB walkups need a careful trim point — the 15-second window is rarely the song's first 15 seconds.
- Pick the Mets player whose walkup style fits the kid (power hitter, leadoff, closer, etc.)
- Open the song's page on this site to see the recommended trim window
- Build your roster in Walkup Pro, assign the song, and set the trim
- Connect a Bluetooth speaker at the field and tap to play on game day
For a complete walkthrough, see how to play walkup songs at baseball games. For more on what makes a great walkup work, see the anatomy of the perfect walkup song.
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