Pete Alonso leisurely rounded the bases 53 times during the 2019 season. For his 42nd home run trot, which set a Mets single-season home run record, he crossed this first base bag.

The Mets first baseman isn’t just a slugger – he also takes great pride in his defense. Wouldn’t a Gold Glove Award look nice in Alonso’s trophy case?

The Mets had a special 2019 season thanks to these two. Jacob deGrom and Pete Alonso were teammates for the All-Star Game that summer, then each took home individual accolades at the end of the year: ...

The Mets ace changed things up in 2019, throwing his slider more than ever before. With an average velocity of 92.7 miles per hour, deGrom had the fastest slider in the game.

No. 48 finished the 2019 season with a hitting slash line of .200/.246/.323 with 2 home runs and 6 RBIs. Not bad for a pitcher!

Mets ace Jacob deGrom donned this jersey when he pitched seven scoreless innings against the Cincinnati Reds on September 20, 2019. He earned the 11th win of what would become his second-straight Cy Y ...

Imagine standing in the batter’s box when Jacob deGrom kicked high and sneered, ready to dish an inside heater.

Jacob deGrom allowed more than three earned runs in just five of his 2019 starts. The ace is a model of consistency.

Pete Alonso wasn’t the only record-breaking Met in 2019! When he hit this ball off Marlins pitcher Wei-Yin Chen, Jeff McNeil became the fastest player in Mets history to reach 200 career hits. The gam ...

The Mets scored six times in the top of the 7th inning to turn a one-run deficit into a 9-4 New York lead against the Kansas City Royals. Pete Alonso’s home run in the 9th inning rounded out the scori ...