Pete Alonso

winning games and performing.

So I appreciate that.

And I guess to answer your question for me, like I I've always loved coming here.

It's a beautiful park.

I mean, I love playing here to my extent.

I just know kind of like the waterfront where we stayed and a couple of the restaurants around town and here in downtown.

But every time that we've, we've come here and I've played at Camden, I've really enjoyed myself.

It's, it's a phenomenal baseball environment and it's a,

tremendously gorgeous park.

I love playing here and getting involved in the community and kind of like immersing not just myself, but my wife, my son and our extended family.

When we're here, this is going to be home, and for us, we're incredibly grateful, and we're going to really take pride in calling Baltimore home.

This city and this team, they believe in us, and we want to do right and really just justify and really do that by immersing ourselves, giving back.

to the community, and at the end of the day, winning ball games between the lines.

And also, I want to give a huge shout out to my wife, Haley, and our boy, Teddy.

So guys, love you.

They're at home, obviously, with the quick turnaround and the stuff like that.

But guys, I love you so much, and I can't wait to see you guys.

What are some of the tangible things that you maybe could try and help them with to get over that hump?

I mean, again, like every guy is kind of case by case in how they mentally approach the game.

But the playoffs, for me, it's such an addicting feeling.