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.

Still, Alonso showed up to his media availability wearing a black hoodie that read "Playoff Pumpkin" and featured an image of himself holding said pumpkin up to the sky.The 29-year-old was asked about his routine with the pumpkin,

Playoff pumpkin, but make it fashion. At least, that was the non-verbal message Pete Alonso gave in his Wednesday presser.

Pete Alonso gently carries the small pumpkin he picked in Milwaukee with him to Citi Field every day. He doesn’t want to leave it overnight in his locker, because he doesn’t want anything to happen to it. When he travels, it doesn’t go in his checked luggage “because it could be destroyed,” he said earnestly earlier this week.

T he New York Mets saw their 2024 season end on Sunday night with a 10-5 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 6 of the National League Championship Series. While the Dodgers ar

It also may have been the end of first baseman Pete Alonso‘s time wearing the only uniform he’s ever known. Unless the Mets strike soon, Alonso is ticketed for free agency five days after the conclusion of the World Series,

The Dodgers' pitching plan against the Mets is a sign of the times, where starters aren't able to pitch as deep into games anymore.

Mets first baseman Pete Alonso offered his thoughts on free agency and playing in New York after they were eliminated by the Dodgers in the NLCS.