The Mets shut out the St. Louis Cardinals on Saturday afternoon as "The Polar Bear" hit his 232nd career home run.

Pete Alonso is feeling as locked-in as he ever has as a professional, but he knows he's not the only reason for the New York Mets' fast start.

After a lengthy contract dispute with the Mets, Alonso ended up signing a two-year deal worth $54 million with an opt-out.

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Pete Alonso talks on keeping his mechanics clean to be consistent, knowing his approach each at bat and Senga's outing on the ...

The decision to re-sign Pete Alonso to a new contract in the offseason is looking like quite the steal for the New York Mets.

When Pete Alonso came up in 2019, he was tabbed as an all-fields hitter with tremendous power potential. This became apparent ...

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New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso could be on his first of two revenge tours right now. Alonso didn't get the contract ...

Not one to rest on his laurels, Pete Alonso has expressed his satisfaction with his torrid start to the current season with the New York Mets, while also outlining his ambitions following this strong ...