Pete Alonso has been doing everything in his power — quite literally — to keep playing for the New York Mets. Poised to become an attractive free agent next month, the big slugger is an enormous reason the wild-card Mets are still marching along this October.

The upcoming MLB offseason is a big one for first basemen. Some of the game's biggest names will hit the market including All-Stars, Gold Glove winners, and and MVP.

Pete Alonso was one of the stars of Major League Baseball's Wild Card Series round, hitting a three-run homer in the ninth inning on Thursday night to lift his New York Mets over the Milwaukee Brewers for the series win.

Alonso just hit the most game-changing, series-changing home run in any winner-take-all baseball game ever played.

Sean Casey joins Dan Patrick to recap the Mets' stunning win over the Brewers to advance to the NLDS before breaking down the new best-of-three format and more.

Pete Alonso's go-ahead, three-run homer off closer Devin Williams in the ninth inning lifted the Mets past the Brewers and to victory in their NL Wild Card Series.

The FOX Sports MLB staff offers its top takeaways from the Mets' improbable rally versus the Brewers, including a key development to keep an eye on across the league in the next round.

Was this how it was going to end for Pete Alonso in his Mets tenure? With free agency waiting for him whenever the Mets season ends, Alonso came to the plate in the ninth inning of an elimination game with his team trailing 2-0.