Pete Alonso homers twice after wearing a shirt that criticizes Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns. The shirt includes a message about “f–king formulas,” which is widely understood as a jab at Stearns and his approach to baseball operations.
Both outlets describe the same sequence of events: Alonso’s on-field action follows the public display of the shirt, and he responds with two home runs. The coverage centers on the contrast between the confrontational message and Alonso’s immediate success at the plate. Beyond the shirt and the homers, the articles provide limited additional detail about the specific dispute or any official response from Stearns or the Mets organization.