Alonso could join Soto in the 40-HR club, potentially marking the Mets’ first 40-HR duo in their 64-year history. His pace matters for RBI-driven formats and overall Mets lineup strength, with implications for fantasy stacks and late-season power counts.

<p>Alonso clouted a homer as part of the Mets’ early onslaught, contributing to the left-right balance and driving in runs in support of the starting plan.</p><p>In formats valuing power, Alonso’s contributions continue to anchor fantasy rosters during Mets’ hot stretches, particularly against right-handed pitching when he can unload for power totals.</p>

Alonso clubs a late-week walk-off HR for the Mets, adding another clutch moment to a season marked by power and consistent RBI production; his 34th homer underscores his big-stage impact even when the team struggles.

Alonso delivered a walk-off homer vs Texas, snapping an eight-game slide and signaling his role as the Mets’ power catalyst in a critical late-season sprint.

Alonso’s 10th-inning three-run walk-off vaulted the Mets to a 5-2 win, ending an eight-game skid and giving the club a much-needed spark as they chase a wild-card spot. His power remains central to the lineup amid rotation and bullpen turmoil.