Pete Alonso made headlines in MLB by tying the New York Mets’ all-time home run record on August 10, 2025. With his 252nd career homer, Alonso matched Darryl Strawberry’s long-standing mark, showcasing his prowess as one of baseball’s elite sluggers.
- Pete Alonso ties Mets home run record.
- Alonso's 26th homer gives Mets early lead.
- Alonso's recent performance includes four homers.
- He signed a two-year, $54 million contract.
- Strawberry held Mets record for 37 years.
- Alonso has played 370 consecutive games.
The 30-year-old first baseman launched a 413-foot blast against the Milwaukee Brewers, marking his 26th home run this season. This impressive feat comes just days after he ended an 0-for-19 slump, hitting four homers in his last eight games. Can Alonso continue this momentum as he chases more records?
Alonso’s achievement raises questions about his future with the Mets. Will he surpass Strawberry’s record and become the franchise’s all-time leader? Here are some key developments:
- Alonso is a five-time All-Star and has hit 40 or more homers in two seasons.
- He signed a two-year, $54 million contract with a likely player option for 2026.
- Only Manny Machado and Mike Trout lead their franchises in home runs alongside Alonso.
- Alonso has played 963 games, with a remarkable streak of 370 consecutive appearances.
As the season progresses, fans will be eager to see if Alonso can break the record and lead the Mets into the playoffs. Stay tuned for more thrilling baseball action!
