After questions about his future this offseason, Pete Alonso has impressed his Mets teammates with his incredible play so far this season.

With Pete Alonso clicking early, the Mets have the potential to induce nightmares for opposing pitchers as they did Friday in their home opener.

Juan Soto’s home debut with the New York Mets was a huge success. Citi Field is still Pete Alonso’s house, though.

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Juan Soto was introduced prior to the Mets home opener, while Pete Alonso was welcomed back on Friday afternoon at Citi Field.

After Lindor drew a one-out walk, Soto stepped to the plate having gone 0-for-2. Blue Jays starter Kevin Gausman hung a second-pitch sweeper right over the heart of the plate — and Soto didn’t miss. He hit a sharp liner to right field for a double, scoring Lindor from first, drawing an ovation from the crowd.

Fans get to celebrate the return of Alonso, Juan Soto’s first game of many at Citi Field and renewed hope for the future of the franchise.

Pete Alonso hit an early two-run homer, Juan Soto added an RBI double in his home debut at Citi Field and the New York Mets beat the Toronto Blue Jays 5-0.

If all goes according to plan for the New York Mets, Juan Soto will play more than 1,200 home games at Citi Field over the next 15 years. More games like the one Friday might convince the Mets to ensure Pete Alonso remains his wingman well beyond this season.