Musician Timmy Trumpet has become a cult hero in New York City. New York Mets' closer Edwin Diaz's usage of Timmy Trumpet's song 'Narco' has made for one the best fan experiences in sports. When Diaz ...
Edwin Díaz blazing on the hill, Timmy Trumpet blaring the horn live at Citi Field — how's that sound, Mets fans? The NL East-leading Mets announced Wednesday that Australian musician Timmy Trumpet, ...
As 42,000 perpetually nervous New York Mets fans looked on and the team clinged to a one-run lead over the Los Angeles Dodgers, who have the best record in baseball, on a breezy late-summer night in ...
Legendary comedian and lifelong New York Mets fan Jerry Seinfeld took to Instagram Wednesday morning to sound off on the Mets blowing their 10.5 game-lead in the National League East, blaming Timmy ...
Timmy Trumpet, the dynamic Australian DJ and trumpet player, is in India for his electrifying Holi tour. Known for his high-energy performances and infectious enthusiasm, Timmy is not only excited ...
New York Mets closer Edwin Diaz has one of the best entrance songs for a relief pitcher in baseball history. Citi Field feels electric when Diaz comes into the game for the Mets and "Narco" is blaring ...
Timmy Trumpet, the Australian musician who plays the trumpet solo from the song Narco, was live at Citi Field to welcome Mets closer Edwin Diaz. The musician was always scheduled to be on hand for the ...
The degree of difficulty was up there, a one-run lead against the heart of the powerhouse Dodgers’ batting order. Throw in the presence of Timmy Trumpet playing Edwin Diaz’s entrance music, “Narco,” ...
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