The Mets face a late setback as Pete Alonso delivers key homer heroics during an extra-innings game that ends with an Orioles rally. Multiple reports describe a dramatic finish in which the Mets are eventually overcome in the added innings.
Both outlets frame the ending as unusual and memorable beyond the score itself, highlighting a “curtain call” moment described as surreal. While details beyond Alonso’s role and the game going to extra innings are limited in the provided text, the accounts agree on the core outcome: the Orioles come back late, the game extends past regulation, and Alonso is central to the turning point.
The two sources largely mirror each other in wording and focus, suggesting the same game narrative and emphasis on the strange postgame sequence. Together, they provide a consistent picture of what happens on the field—an Orioles rally powered by Alonso’s homer(s)—and what stands out in the closing moments after play concludes.
