US EditionAlonso and McNeil both homer twice as Mets rout Rockies 13-5 for season sweep
- On June 8, 2025, the New York Mets swept the Colorado Rockies in a 13-5 victory, highlighted by Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil each hitting two home runs.
- The Mets' offensive surge followed McNeil's key 2025 adjustments, improving his plate discipline and contributing consistently at the plate and in the field.
- During the game, eight starters recorded hits, including Juan Soto, who went 3-for-3 with three walks, and Francisco Alvarez, who hit a 450-foot homer and drove in two runs.
- Alonso hit his 243rd career home run, tying David Wright for the second-highest total in franchise history, while McNeil’s 124 wRC+ through 34 games shows he is performing noticeably above the league average in 2025.
- This series sweep reinforced the Mets' offensive stability and depth, with McNeil's steady performance and Alonso's power helping sustain the team's winning momentum.
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Alonso and McNeil both homer twice as Mets rout Rockies 13-5 for season sweep
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Mets use power surge to sweep Rockies again
Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil each had two home runs and three hits, Brett Baty and Francisco Alvarez also went deep, and the New York Mets beat the Colorado Rockies 13-5 in Denver on Sunday.
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The Independent OnlineN.Y. Mets 13, Colorado 5
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Mets Enjoy Offensive Explosion in Colorado Finale
The Mets’ offense exploded against the Rockies on Sunday as they closed out their series with a sweep, completing the six-game season sweep. The Mets drove in 13 runs on 17 hits on Sunday, with eight of their nine starters contributing to the hit parade with at least one more hit. Out of those 17 […]
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