The New York slugger launched another three-run homer in a high-stakes Game 5, reminding the Dodgers that he's only ever one swing away from changing the NLCS.N

Pete Alonso isn’t focusing on the future. Although Friday night’s NLCS Game 5 against the Dodgers could be the impending free agent’s final game at Citi Field as a member of the Mets, Alonso said

Pete Alonso's 432-foot homer was the longest by a Met in the postseason since Statcast began tracking, surpassing the 431-foot shot Travis d'Arnaud hit off the Home Run Apple in 2015. (The next day, Mets workers placed a bandage on the apple.)

Pete Alonso is taking no chances with his playoff pumpkin. Wearing a custom hoodie highlighting his now-famous lucky squash, the New York Mets’ slugger said Wednesday the pumpkin was stashed away in his locker at Citi Field.

Pete Alonso's pumpkin is a reminder of all the good fortune that has gone the New York Mets' way so far in October.

For the third time since Sept. 22, first baseman Pete Alonso will enter Citi Field on Friday knowing he could play in the final home game of his New York Mets career.

Mets All-Star first baseman Pete Alonso perfectly sums up the mentality the club has heading into NLCS Game 5 vs. Dodgers