[Update, 10/26/2015: The Mets are going to the World Series! Citi Field will host Games 3, 4 and, if necessary, 5, which are scheduled for October 30–November 1. Tickets are sold out, but you can try your luck at .]With two Gold Glove awards, a slew of Mets franchise records and the rarefied title of team captain already in hand, a start in the July 16 All-Star Game would just be icing on the cake for David Wright. The third baseman, who will captain the National League team at the July 15 Home Run Derby, has taken a front-and-center role for the Mets in recent years, a constant presence in the face of sweeping changes to the roster. Considering the eight-year, $138 million contract he signed in the offseason, he'll remain the face of the team for a long time to come.Still, the Virginia native maintains a humble outlook, enjoying his time in the spotlight with the bright young team he's helping to shape and rebuild.We sat down with the six-time All-Star (almost certainly seven by the time you're reading this) to discuss his leadership role, the upcoming Midsummer Classic and where he "crushes" his favorite slice of pizza.July 4 is the last day to vote for David Wright as the National League's starting third baseman in the All-Star Game. Cast your ballot at . Check out the rest of our coverage for every local team.