SAN DIEGO — Amazing season? No, not in the traditional sense for these Mets. Amazing player, though? As the calendar’s pages turn, so grows Pete Alonso’s legend. The Mets’ torturous losing streak ended at four games Tuesday night at Petco Park because their boisterous rookie, who had departed work the previous night declaring this one “a must,’ backed up his words with his actions. Alonso’s mammoth, ninth-inning homer off former Yankee Adam Warren broke a tie and gave the Mets an eventual 7-6 victory over the Padres. If these 2019 Mets aren’t legitimate, their first baseman sure is. “That was amazing,” said Brandon Nimmo, who stopped an 0-for-28 funk with a game-tying double in the seventh.” It’s really tough, especially with the controversy that went on yesterday to bounce back, and so good for him. He’s such a special player and has special power, and obviously (he) put it on display tonight. see also Chris Paddack takes out award anger on Mets’ Pete Alonso SAN DIEGO — Chris Paddack took his NL Rookie of… “But that was a lot of mental toughness by him, the ability to wash the day before and come back ready to go today.” Monday night’s… Read full this story
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