Bubic fell behind 1-0 and then tried to sneak a middle-middle fastball past the big man, but he was not fooled and smacked it 367 feet the other way for an opposite-field three-run homer. Alonso became just the third Met to leave the yard in an All-Star Game, and the first since David Wright did so back in 2006.

New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso, who made his fifth All-Star Game appearance of his seven-year career on Tuesday, was poised to play a big role in what was the first-ever "swing-off" that decided who won the game.

After sitting out the Home Run Derby, Pete Alonso showcased his power in the Tuesday's MLB All-Star Game with a three-run home run in Atlanta.