Alonso's franchise record-breaking 253rd homer, as well as his 254th blast, were part of the Amazin's six-homer attack.

Pete Alonso stands alone — and the man he passed is now congratulating him. The Mets slugger set the franchise’s all-time home run record on Tuesday night at Citi Field with his 253rd career blast, and Darryl Strawberry, who now sits in second place, had plenty of nice things to say to Alonso.

Mets first baseman Pete Alonso broke the team's career home run record in the third inning of New York's Tuesday game against the visiting Atlanta Braves -- then went deep again in the sixth. The third-inning shot,