Pete Alonso is getting closer to becoming a permanent mark in the New York Mets' history books. With his home run in ...

Alonso is closing in on the organization's all-time home run record, but he added more to his resume on Tuesday night.

With 21 home runs so far in 2025, Pete Alonso will have the Mets franchise home run record in his sights during the second half of the season.

Pete Alonso kept himself fresh for the All-Star Game and it paid off. However, skipping the Home Run Derby could hurt the event long term.

After sitting out the Home Run Derby, Pete Alonso showcased his power in the Tuesday's MLB All-Star Game with a three-run home run in Atlanta.

Alonso's career home run total is now at 246 which puts him six homers away from tying Darryl Strawberry 's franchise record of 252.

Alonso's 26th homer, hit Saturday at Wrigley Field, was also a rookie record. The previous record for home runs before the All-Star break by a rookie was 25 (Cody Bellinger, 2017).

Alonso had stolen the spotlight in several other Home Run Derbies and won the 2019 competition in Cleveland and the 2021 version in Colorado, becoming one of only three back-to-back champs (with ...

Alonso's productive second half led the Mets to a 55-42 record, trailing only the 55-41 Philadelphia Phillies in the National ...

Mets rookie Pete Alonso, against the Braves on Saturday, night (ATL-NYM GameTracker) hit a clutch home run that also happened to be his 41st home run of the season. That ties him with Todd Hundley ...

That might be selling Alonso a little short, even, considering that he's on pace for a special amount of home runs. Indeed, he's a clear threat to record the ninth 60-homer season since integration.

Through the opening 97 games of the 2025 season, Alonso has 21 home runs — an average of a home run every 4.6 games. At his current rate, Alonso would set the new Mets home run record in early ...