The hit song Narcos by Timmy Trumpet has become synonymous with Edwin Diaz as it is his walk-out song. Whenever he enters the game, usually with a lead in the ninth, the song blares.

The entrance song for New York Mets closer Edwin Diaz that's sweeping the nation was played at multiple college football games over the weekend. In the first week of the college football season ...

Typically, as the ninth inning begins at Citi Field, Mets closer Edwin Díaz enters to the trumpeting sounds of "Narco" by Australian musician Timmy Trumpet. The song has become a rallying cry for ...

Timmy Trumpet performed Edwin Diaz’s walkout song LIVE at Citi Field" - Jomboy Media The song gained popularity in the baseball world after Diaz selected it as his entrance song.

As the major league’s most dominant closer — for a team that is battling for first place in the National League East — Edwin Diaz has made every entrance electric, with every game meaningful ...

Musician Timmy Trumpet plays as New York Mets pitcher Edwin Diaz enters the team’s baseball game against the Los Angeles Dodgers. (Adam Hunger, Associated Press/The Minnesota Star Tribune) ...

NEW YORK -- Timmy Trumpet made his triumphant return to Citi Field on Wednesday and got an opportunity to deliver the performance baseball fans have been waiting for: a live horn rendition of ...

The Mets and Edwin Diaz gave Timmy Trumpet his moment before he had to leave town.

Timmy Trumpet returned Wednesday night to perform Edwin Díaz’s walk-up song against the Los Angeles Dodgers.