Pete Alonso made Mets history with his 253rd home run in their uniform, as it made him their all-time leader. An event like this is rare, especially in the era of free agency where players can move around to other teams far more often than they used to, but it does happen.

Pete Alonso set a Mets franchise mark with his 253rd home run. What other players have hit that many for one team since 1962?

We have cashed in on a winner in two straight editions of the Daily Dinger. We hit on Francisco Lindor to hit a home run on Thursday night, and then Bryce Harpe

In the seventh, with the game a bit out of hand, Sánchez made a nearly identical catch on a ball hit by Samuel Basallo, who was making his Major League debut. The catch, which ended the inning, robbed Basallo of a three-run homer, which would have been his first Major League hit. Sánchez raised his fist in jubilation after the catch.

Mets' Francisco Lindor sets new MLB record for home run, steals combo at shortstop originally appeared on The Sporting News Francisco Lindor stands alone. No shortstop has ever done what the New York Mets' superstar has now done. As of Saturday, Lindor is in the 20 home run, 20 steal club for the season. It's the fifth time he's been in that group.

Aaron Judge continues racking up milestones in yet another incredible season. On Saturday night, Judge led off the third inning of the Yankees' matchup with the Cardinals and launched his 39th home run of the season. That gave the 33-year-old a significant career milestone. He has now homered against all of the other 29 major league teams.

A week ago Wednesday was a great day for kids and baseball. But then, Juan Soto hit one deep — but not so deep that he shouldn’t have run.

Evan Carter crushes a two-run home run to right-center field for his 5th homer of the season, extending the Rangers lead to 10-4

The 26-year-old outfielder hit his 30th home run of the season in a tough loss for the New YOrk Mets on Friday.