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| Wayne Randazzo |
Wayne Randazzo will not return to the Mets’ WCBS 880 AM radio booth in 2023, two industry sources told Newsday.
Randazzo joined Howie Rose as a fellow play-by-play man in 2019 after having served as the pre- and postgame host for Mets radio when their games were heard on WOR.
Randazzo is believed to be in the mix for a television job on Angels games. Randazzo got good reviews for his call on Apple TV+ of the Cardinals’ Albert Pujols hitting his 700th career home run in September.
It is not yet clear whom Audacy, WCBS’ parent company, will partner with Rose next season. Jake Eisenberg, who is from Port Washington, had a well-regarded fill-in role for Rose last season, but last month he signed to join the Royals’ radio team.
The 38-year-old Randazzo grew up outside of Chicago. From 2012-14, he called games for the Kane County Cougars, currently a minor league affiliate of the Diamondbacks, but previously an affiliate of the Royals and Cubs. Randazzo also called college baseball and softball games on Big Ten Network.
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