Pete Alonzo with our afternoon show live from Cityfield yesterday afternoon, still figuring out what works for him as a big leaguer in terms of trying to find consistency and marry his offseason routine and work with the grind of the regular season.

Lessons learned from last October's success.

You do all the work and then like your show overfocused and like you're too zoomed in and then once like kind of the playoffs came around it's like oh this

it just clicked um and then it's like i kind of look back and it's like okay i want to be this guy

this version of myself every single day he's gotten closer to that for much of his season they asked

him about throwing the ball the first base uh they did at one point yeah i don't have that answer

for you right now but

we can play that next hour yeah i'd like to hear what he has to say about that sure no problem longer

clip here but despite this recent rough stretch for the team pete illustrating that they're still right

where they want to be kind of like we were just discussing there with the standing yes the the past

couple weeks haven't been the best for sure yeah. Yeah, no doubt. But if you look at our overall record, it's like if you were to tell us like, hey, this is your record.

Like if we were to tell every single person, like, hey, this is what the Mets record is going to be halfway through the season.

You're going to be like, okay, great, awesome.

Good thumbs up.

That's good.

That's good.

Thumbs up, baby. great awesome great good thumbs up that's good that's good thumbs up baby he's got away

got away with words yeah he is 100% Pete Alonzo isn't he yes he is yes he again I think I don't

know that's like authentic Pete yeah yeah that's what I'm saying Pete who he's meant to be right

yeah all right time for a little fun with the S&Y booth at the last night's game as they

tossed to Steve Gelbs for a side story

on Carlos Mendoza and his leadership

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