Mets Fans Send Pete Alonso Message After Milestone Home Run
If it wasn’t already clear how New York Mets fans loved Pete Alonso, they made their voices heard again. Alonso made his presence known with a long home run in the top of the ninth off Kodai Senga. Not only did the home run tie the game at 3-3, but it was also his 300th […] The post Mets Fans Send Pete Alonso Message After Milestone Home Run appeared first on HEAVY.
New York Mets fans celebrated Pete Alonso after he hit his 300th career home run during a game against the New York Mets at Citi Field on September 15, 2026. It was an unusual occurrence for a visiting player to receive cheers for a game-tying home run, let alone a curtain call, but the franchise home run leader was met with the recognition.
The fans also sent a message to the team's president of baseball operations, David Stearns, after his first at-bat in the series, chanting for his dismissal. Pete Alonso had been with the Orioles since signing a five-year, $155 million deal in free agency, departing the Mets in the offseason. In the series against the Mets, Alonso had been quiet, going hitless before that ninth-inning at-bat.
However, after Orioles first baseman Kodai Senga's error, Alonso smashed the ball 414 feet into the left-field stands, emphatically throwing his bat toward his own dugout before rounding the bases.
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