Howie Rose, the Mets' beloved radio broadcaster, has made this season even more thrilling with his energetic commentary. During the Mets' big win over the Phillies on Wednesday night, Rose's calls were nothing short of exciting.

The Mets clinched the series with a 4-1 victory, and Rose marked the final out with his famous phrase, "Put it in the books!" He exclaimed, "Swung on and missed, strike three! Put it in the books! And to the New York Mets, California here we come! They have defeated the Philadelphia Phillies, 4-1. They take the National League Division Series in four games for the first time ever in their 16th year at Citi Field."

Rose also called Francisco Lindor's grand slam in the bottom of the sixth inning. This hit put the Mets ahead and was a highlight of the game. "Swing and drive toward the gap in right-center. It’s pretty deep. It’s back near the wall!" Rose described. "It’s gone! It’s gone! Francisco Lindor, he may have just outdone himself. He has hit a grand slam into the Phillies bullpen in right-center field! The Mets are leading by a score of 4-1. They were famished for the big hit all night and Francisco Lindor just provided a feast!"

Rose has a history of making memorable calls during big games, including Pete Alonso's go-ahead homer in the NL Wild Card Series. The Mets are now advancing to the National League Championship Series to face either the Padres or Dodgers.

Hear Howie Rose's Exciting Calls as Mets Win NLDS

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