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Vaccaro, M. (2026, September 20). Pete Alonso’s loud return offers stark reminder of the other hard-to-stomach moves. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/19/sports/pete-alonosos-return-to-citi-field-offers-a-reminder-of-other-hard-to-digest-moves/
Vaccaro, Mike. “Pete Alonso’s loud return offers stark reminder of the other hard-to-stomach moves.” New York Post, 20 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/19/sports/pete-alonosos-return-to-citi-field-offers-a-reminder-of-other-hard-to-digest-moves/.
Vaccaro, Mike. “Pete Alonso’s loud return offers stark reminder of the other hard-to-stomach moves.” New York Post, September 20, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/19/sports/pete-alonosos-return-to-citi-field-offers-a-reminder-of-other-hard-to-digest-moves/.
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Mike Vaccaro from the New York Post noticed an unsettling aspect while watching Pete Alonso play at Citi Field recently. Despite cheers for a visiting player and chants calling for team president David Stearns' job, Vaccaro felt there was something else amiss. He realized his discomfort stemmed from hard-to-stomach moves made by the Mets organization, though he did not specify what those moves were exactly. The author suggests these sentiments might become common in the 2027 baseball season as fans continue to voice their dissatisfaction with management decisions.