WATCH: J.D. Martinez reveals owning original 'OMG' sign-board with autographs of every 2024 New York Mets player

In a recent riveting episode of "The Show” with Jon Heyman and Joel Sherman, the former New York Mets hitter J.D. Martinez made a surprising revelation. As Heyman talked about his daughter's roommate, who owns a big OMG plaque, Martinez revealed he owns the original 'OMG' sign-board from the Mets’ 2024 season. The plaque is adorned with every team member's autograph. Such an intriguing memorabilia piece captured the imagination of the fans while encapsulating the magical season for the New York Mets.Martinez, who recently appeared on the podcast, shared the 'OMG' sign’s backstory that became the emblem of the spirited 2024 Mets campaign. Martinez was seen fondly recounting how this sign, which was initially their locker room playful addition, grew to become the unity symbol of the team.As shared by Martinez, each player's autographs on the sign immortalize the journey of the team. It makes OMG sign the team's cherished keepsake. Martinez showed extreme pride to have the possession of the Mets history's unique piece. He stated that it represents determination and camaraderie, which defined their season.Beyond the reveal of the 'OMG’ sign, the podcast delved into varied topics that surrounded the New York Mets and Martinez's career. Hosts Jon Heyman and Joel Sherman further discussed the recently resigned Mets star Pete Alonso. As stated, the decision will have some significant implications for the team's future in the National League.The conversation during the podcast also touched on Martinez's offseason activities, including his rising interest in pickleball, while further talking about the cultural shift within the Mets' clubhouse. As said, it's been largely influenced by Jose Iglesias.During the podcast, Martinez also praised the Mets' ownership. He highlighted the commitment of Steve and Alex Cohen to fostering the winning culture. He said, “they're going to make sure that team's competitive I know how much they love the Mets and how much they love New York and they're going to make sure that team is really competitive and you know with those guys now as your cornerstones and you know having ownership like that like I believe the Mets are going to continue to put a really good product out there and they're going to continue to compete well.”Moving ahead, the podcast even offered the fans some rare insights into the major league clubhouse dynamics, underscoring the importance of team chemistry and veteran leadership.Also Read: Kodai Senga shares candid reaction to Pete Alonso’s Mets return for $54,000,000