Pete Alonso hit the 40-homer milestone again with his third-inning blast in the Mets’ 6-3 win over the Mariners on Sunday.
The two-run shot got Alonso to the 40-home run mark for the third time of his career and he became just the fifth player in MLB history to have three 40-home run seasons in the first five seasons of his career.
Ralph Kiner, Ryan Howard, Albert Pujols and Eddie Matthews are the others.
Alonso hit 53 home runs as a rookie in 2019 and had 40 a year ago.
Pete Alonso hits his 40th homer of the season against the Mariners on Sunday. Bill Kostroun for the NY PostSince Alonso entered the league, only he, Shohei Ohtani and Mike Trout of the Angels have had multiple 40-homer seasons.
And Alonso’s 186 homers are the most in the majors since 2019.
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