Pete Alonso

Um, I mean, just because, I mean, I know they had the fence like just straight away left, but for me, like it's a really nice batter's eye.

Like I see the ball, like the times I've played here, um, I've seen the ball really, really well out of the backdrop.

Um, obviously like just other than just straight away left field for me, like I just in my general approach, I mean, I, I hit, I hit most of my balls, the big part of the field, left center, right center.

And

Thankfully, it wasn't, they didn't move the fence back where the bullpens was and or move.

Ultimately, I think it's, I think the culture, I think the core, and I think like just how like pretty much their entire, like, hey, we plug you in.

This is our plan.

This is what we're doing.

This is the blueprint for the foreseeable future with you in this jersey, in this lineup.

And, I mean, really, I mean, just kind of seeing that, I'm like, this is exciting.

This is really exciting.

And, like, I'm like, yeah, this is it.

Pete, Matt Weirich from the Sun again.

No right-handed hitter has ever hit Utah Street here at Kevin Yards.

Do you think you could be the first?

I mean, why not, why not?

I mean, yeah, that'd be great.

Obviously I gotta get a pitch to do it.

And yeah, hopefully that happens.

That'd be great.