Pete Alonso's 432-foot homer was the longest by a Met in the postseason since Statcast began tracking, surpassing the 431-foot shot Travis d'Arnaud hit off the Home Run Apple in 2015. (The next day, Mets workers placed a bandage on the apple.)

Does Pete Alonso have any more magical swings left to keep this magical playoff run going? The questions will begin to be answered Friday, which could be remembered as the Polar Bear’s final plunge with the Mets and perhaps at Citi Field in a home jersey.

For the third time since Sept. 22, first baseman Pete Alonso will enter Citi Field on Friday knowing he could play in the final home game of his New York Mets career.