Playing perhaps his final home game for the New York Mets, Pete Alonso tipped his helmet to Citi Field fans after being prompted by home plate umpire John Libka. Alonso

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The New York Mets played their final home game of the regular season Sunday night in front of a sold-out crowd at Citi Field. It also may have marked the last time Pete Alonso wears a Mets home uniform.

Pete Alonso came to the plate to a standing ovation from much of the sold-out Citi Field crowd in the bottom of the first in what could have been his final game there as a Met. The first baseman said the reaction caught him off guard,

The Mets' Pete Alonso stepped up to the plate in the first inning of what could be his final home game at Citi Field and was met by a huge ovation. "Are you going to tip you cap or something?" Alonso recalled home plate umpire John Libka telling him.

Before Sunday night’s game, Pete Alonso wasn’t sure whether he would receive an out-of-the-ordinary ovation from New York Mets fans. An impending free agent, Alonso said he wasn’t focused on the possibility that the series finale against the Philadelphia Phillies could be his final game at Citi Field as a Met.

Mets first baseman Pete Alonso wasn’t expecting any reaction from fans in what could end up being his final game at Citi Field on Sunday, but he got one anyway. Stepping up to the plate in his first at-bat,