it's the amazing riko bronia podcast with your host evan roberts welcome everybody to a rico bronia

that i am damn excited about and i hope you are too it is a stroll down memory lane as we are going

to listen to analyze and rank the greatest home runs in the history of the New York Mets.

As I've explained before, this exercise was kind of inspired by how special 2024 was.

The New York Mets had three different home runs in 2024 that you can definitely argue live in Met History.

Three home runs that may top this very list.

Of course, we're talking about Francisco Lindor's dramatic game-winning two-run home

running game 161 against the Atlanta Braves that sent the Mets to the postseason.

We're talking about Pete Alonzo's incredibly dramatic,

kind of, you know, resume changing home run against the Milwaukee Brewers as the Mets

were about to be eliminated. And I think Pete Alonzo was about to be dragged through the mud,

considering how he didn't hit that series, didn't hit in September. He had dropped the pop-up

a few winnings earlier.

So it was not only a home run that saved the Mets season, and they continued on,

but I think it saved the legacy of one Pete Alonzo.

And then the third one that I would put on that list from 2024 was, of course,

Francisco Lindoor's grand slam home run at a rocking, crazy city field that helps send the Mets to the

National League Division Series.

Those three home runs are not on the list.

It's not that they're not there because they're not deserving, but the exercise is with

so much time to kind of analyze and think about all the home runs in the history of the

franchise, this will give us all a much better idea of where these three home runs rank.

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