It was Alonso’s fourth homer in eight games, since he went deep Aug. 1 against San Francisco to end an 0-for-19 slump.

The blast came in the second inning, but a four-run seventh helped Milwaukee deal the Mets their sixth consecutive loss.

Finally, on Saturday night, Pete Alonso delivered with New York on the road in Milwaukee. He has tied the Mets' franchise record for career home runs, matching Darryl Strawberry. Alonso hit No. 252 against the Brewers, a towering blast to deep left-center.