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MLB·BREAKING·October 13, 2026 07:06 PM ET

Longtime Mets coach Guy Conti dies at 84

Mets bullpen coach from 2005-08

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What happened: Guy Conti died after a lengthy illness at age 84. The Tarentum, Pa. native served as Mets bullpen coach from 2005 to 2008 before continuing as a minor league adviser and spring training coordinator.

Why it matters: Conti bridged two eras for the franchise, reuniting in New York with Pedro Martinez after helping develop him early in his career. His long tenure in camp made him a fixture for pitchers and staff, with Hall of Famer Sandy Koufax visiting camp through that connection.

By the numbers: Conti was 84. He spent four seasons as Mets bullpen coach, 2005-08, then continued as a spring training coordinator and minor league adviser.

What to watch: The Mets are in the offseason after the 2026 postseason, with tributes expected as details emerge.

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