The timing follows the Mets’ recent three-out-of-four win streak on a West Coast trip against the Giants, with a subsequent series slated in Arizona.

The New York Mets will induct Carlos Beltrán into the Mets Hall of Fame and retire his No. 15 in a ceremony before the game against the Philadelphia Phillies, underscoring his status as a franchise icon.

Beltrán, who had a 20-year MLB career with six clubs and currently serves as a special assistant to Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns, is the fourth-year Hall of Fame electee from the Mets.

He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame by the BBWAA in January 2026, in his fourth year of eligibility.

A weather-impacted schedule update shifts Tuesday and Wednesday night games at Citi Field against the Diamondbacks from 7:10 p.m. to 4:10 p.m., with ticket vouchers and complimentary tickets offered online for fans.

The Mets announced the Beltrán news via a post on X (formerly Twitter) ahead of the Diamondbacks series in New York.

Reporting on the announcement includes coverage from The Associated Press.

The Mets host the Arizona Diamondbacks at Citi Field on Tuesday night as they look to build momentum early in the season.

Empire Sports Media reports the retirement plan, with SNY cited as a reference.

Through ten games in 2026, the Mets sit 6-4 overall and 2-1 at home at Citi Field, indicating a promising start to the season.

The Mets completed a strong road trip with three wins in four against the Giants, signaling emerging resilience.

The exact date of the Beltrán ceremony has not been announced, but it is expected to occur during the club’s next homestand at Citi Field.