Pete Alonso has given his honest opinion on whether Juan Soto, Jeff McNeil or Brandon Nimmo should come behind him in the batting order, giving an extra cushion to the New York Mets.

Pete Alonso has never been such a complete hitter even when all he's doing is watching balls go by. Let’s talk percentages. A previous low of 18.7% strikeouts with a career total of 22.5%, he ...

After Friday night’s win over the Colorado Rockies, Alonso is batting .298 with 15 home runs and a .977 OPS — but it’s his league-leading 57 RBIs that truly underscore his impact.

Alonso entered Wednesday with a .280 expected batting average and .508 expected slugging percentage against breaking balls, both well above his actual numbers and a major improvement from last season.

As a matter of fact, while below his true batting average, his .346 xBA demonstrates the incredible quality of contact that Alonso has displayed this season. That number is in the 98th percentile ...

Juan Soto, Pete Alonso dropped in batting order as Mets try to shake offensive slump The Mets' Juan Soto heads to first base on his single during the fifth inning of a game against the Boston Red ...

What rival evaluators are saying about Pete Alonso’s roaring hot ... a past position solely because it was their prior stance. ... his traditional numbers, like a .345 batting ...

DENVER — Behind Pete Alonso’s impressive offensive numbers this season is a serious improvement in game planning. ... Over his last 15 games, Alonso is 21-for-58 (.362 batting average) ...

Given his sizzling start, Yahoo Sports MLB analyst Jordan Shusterman predicts Alonso will win the Triple Crown this season, despite his career-high batting average being just .271.

When Pete Alonso came up in 2019, ... After all, his .365 batting average so far leads the Mets and is Alonso’s highest-ever batting average during the months of March and April.