The New York Mets have the chance to reach unprecedented heights in the home runs department next season now that Juan Soto is back in town and Pete Alonso is officially returning to the ball club.

Lindor currently sits at 248 home runs for his career. If he hits 13 more, he could pass one of the greatest players to play the shortstop position next season, as Mets Batflip recently shared ...

Slugging first baseman Pete Alonso agreed to a two-year, $54 million with New York Mets ... averaged 43 home runs and 112 RBI per 162 games over his six seasons with the Mets.