Pete Alonso gets even with the Nationals with his first Grand Slam

Peter Alonsowho is one of the most feared batsmen of all Big leagues, did not yet have a home run with loaded bases in his career and this Saturday, in the third game of the 2022 season, he shook his first Grand Slam, which is number #1 in this nascent campaign of the best baseball in the world.

Through the New York Mets and Washington Nationals game, Alonso somehow got even with the Opening Day hit and did so by hitting a superb home run to put his team ahead 4-0. That hit was the fourth hit in three games for “El Oso” so far in the 2022 MLB campaign.

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Grand Slam

The game reached the fifth inning 0-0 and the scoreboard was opened thanks to that shot from Alonso, who has a first night in his career that is entering his fourth season in the MLB.

The victim?

The pitcher who suffered from the power of the last Home Run Derby winner was Joan Adon, who sinned by leaving a four-seam fastball in Alonso’s power zone and Alonso deposited it in left field.

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Pete Alonso’s first MLB Grand Slam had an exit velocity of 111.6 millimeters per hour and reached 358 feet.

Numbers in 2022

In his first 12 at-bats of the 2022 season, “El Oso Polar” has four hits, one double, one home run, four RBIs, three runs scored and an average of .333.

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