Pound for pound, Pete Alonso is the most prolific home run hitter in Mets history. He now has a share of the franchise record to prove it. Alonso hit his 252nd career homer early in New York’s 7-4 loss vs.

It was Alonso’s fourth homer in eight games, since he went deep Aug. 1 against San Francisco to end an 0-for-19 slump.

Pete Alonso officially wrote his name into the Mets ’ record books on Saturday night. The big man launched a 1-2 fastball up in the zone from Brewers right-hander Tobias Myers over the right-center fence for the 252nd home run of his career, tying Darryl Strawberry ’s all-time franchise record.