The Mets stacked early offense with three solo homers, led by Alonso’s milestone, as he tied the club’s all‑time mark with his franchise-record-tying 252nd homer. Soto kept his hot run going with his 28th of the season, part of a breakout stretch that included three straight games with a homer. Yet Milwaukee answered late. Frelick’s seventh-inning RBI groundout tied the game, then Collins knocked one off Mauricio’s glove to push the go-ahead run across, and Contreras finished it with a two‑run blast off Helsley for a 7‑4 win. The Mets’ six-game skid persists as the Brewers continue to pace the league. Montas worked three innings in a bullpen‑type outing, allowing three runs, one earned, before the late surge ended New York’s comeback hopes.