Beltrán would become the first Latino manager in Mets history. He would also join Alex Cora of Boston Red Sox, Dave Martinez of Washington Nationals, and Charlie Montoyo of Toronto Blue Jays as the fourth Puerto Rican to lead a Major League team.
He batted .280 with 149 home runs and had 100 stolen bases during that time period, making five All-Star teams.
His overall career lasted 20 seasons, and he also played for the Royals, Astros, Giants, Cardinals and Yankees. Beltrán's former Astros teammate Carlos Correa, who won a World Series with him in 2017, previously said that he would make"Beltrán retired in 2017 and for the past year
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