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A Big Bear at First: Pete Alonso
The 6’3″, 245-pound Polar Bear provided a steady target at first base.
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Back To The Salt City
Signed right out of his New York City high school at age 17, Ed Kranepool made his MLB debut with the Mets in 1962 but also played in the minor leagues that season. It was the only season the Salt Cit ...
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Ball From Pete Alonso’s First Hit
Washington Nationals pitcher Justin Miller tossed this baseball for a strike during Pete Alonso’s MLB debut. While he didn’t get all of this pitch, Alonso punched the next one to center field for a si ...
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Base From Alonso’s Record-Breaking Game
Pete Alonso reached two records on July 7, 2019: the most home runs for a Met before the All-Star break (30; tied) and the National League rookie record for RBIs before the All-Star break (68). During ...
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Batter No. 3 Is No. 1: Pete Alonso Record
Rookie Pete Alonso broke the franchise’s single-season home run record with blast no. 42, breaking a tie with Todd Hundley (1996) and Carlos Beltran (2006). Good thing Mickey Callaway had Alonso in th ...
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Capping Off an Epic Debut: Pete Alonso Hat
When Pete Alonso made his MLB debut on March 28, 2019, he was wearing this very hat. Take a peak at no. 20’s first big-league cap.
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Closing Out a Historic Game: 2019 Season
The Mets won on Opening Day 2019, a 2-0 victory over the Washington Nationals on the road. More importantly, the game was Pete Alonso’s MLB debut, starting off one of the most historic seasons for a p ...
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Dialing Up a Four-Seamer: Jacob deGrom
Jacob deGrom’s 2019 fastball averaged over 97 miles per hour. That velocity actually increased to 98.6 mph in 2020 and 99.2 mph in 2021. He kept getting better with age.
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Finding Nimmo
Mets fans were greeted at a June 2019 game at Citi Field with a fun representation of outfielder Brandon Nimmo as a garden gnome. No one knew that nearly four years later, a much larger version of the ...
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Finishing the Year at Home: 2019 Season
This home plate was deployed for the entirety of the epic three-game series between the Mets and the Atlanta Braves at Citi Field to close out the 2019 season. It was there on September 27, 2019, when ...