Pete Alonso

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Alonso departed after getting hit on the hand by a 93 mph fastball.

Alonso said the struggling Mets can turn things around in a hurry: "It’s just a matter of proving it between the lines."

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We answer questions about Alonso's present and future with the team, the Mets' approach at the trade deadline and more.

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Martinez hit 33 homers last season. That’s one more than the Mets’ No. 5 hitters hit over the last two seasons.

Alonso’s range of outcomes this season could produce a wild swing in his earning power. Also, what if the Mets had kept Zack Wheeler?

With Alonso entering his age-29 season, it’s not crazy to think that he can produce some of his best numbers ahead of free agency.

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Alonso has spent all five seasons of his MLB career with the Mets and agreed to a one-year, $20.5 million contract on Jan. 11.

On Alonso's first day of spring training, he answered questions for roughly 20 minutes, mostly about his upcoming free agency.

Alonso welcomes the idea of playing his entire career for the Mets, but said he "can't predict the future."

Pete Alonso has proven throughout his career that he’s adept at handling pressure, but a contract year is a different kind of heat.

Alonso's power is nearly impossible to replace. The Mets should also vow to deal at the deadline and wear their slimming pinstripes at home.