In a discussion about both getting into the playoffs and his future, Alonso said he had “a gut feeling” it will all work out positively.

Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns and manager Carlos Mendoza called a team meeting on Monday to speak about the current playoff race while Francisco Lindor’s MRI results (lower-back) were still unknown. Using that crucial moment at the front-end of a seven-game homestead to motivate his teammates, Pete Alonso spoke up.

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T he New York Mets are in the midst of their final homestand of the regular season, a stretch that will conclude on Sunday and give way to a six-game road trip with stops in Atlan

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