The Mets slugger crushed a three-run homer the opposite way off Royals lefty Kris Bubic on Tuesday night in Atlanta to give the National League a 5-0 lead in the bottom of the sixth inning before the Senior Circuit won the contest in a swing-off following the ninth inning.

Bubic fell behind 1-0 and then tried to sneak a middle-middle fastball past the big man, but he was not fooled and smacked it 367 feet the other way for an opposite-field three-run homer. Alonso became just the third Met to leave the yard in an All-Star Game, and the first since David Wright did so back in 2006.

New York Mets’ slugger Pete Alonso had plenty to say after Tuesday’s dramatic MLB All-Star Game. While speaking to reporters, the 30-year-old suggested that Major League Baseball (MLB) should adopt a “hockey-style” approach when it comes to on-field altercations.