NEW YORK _ Pete Alonso has seen Luis Rojas lose his cool. Once.
It came on a random May 2018 day, during the second game of a doubleheader in Manchester, N.H. Rojas was the manager of the Double-A Binghamton Rumble Ponies. Alonso was the slugging first baseman. It was in the late innings of a game tied at 3 against the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, a Blue Jays affiliate, when former Mets minor-leaguer Nick Sergakis stepped up.
Sergakis mashed a three-run home run, which eventually won the game. It was the last long ball of his pro career.
