MLB fans have no sympathy for Mets as Pete Alonso slams 300th career home run at Citi Field
Things have gone from bad to worse for the New York Mets. After the Baltimore Orioles knocked them out of playoff contention, now their own former star has reached a milestone against them.
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Yahoo Sports reports that the New York Mets have taken another blow in a season already gone sideways. After the Baltimore Orioles officially eliminated them from postseason contention, former first baseman Pete Alonso returned to Citi Field to club his 300th career home run, wearing an opposing uniform while a fanbase that once cheered him could only watch. It is the kind of sports cruelty that needs no embellishment: a homegrown star's milestone becomes another entry in a team's ledger of disappointment.
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