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## Key Facts

- Alonso, speaking Monday from spring training in Port St. Lucie, Florida, said he is fine and will participate in a full workout with the Mets on Tuesday.
- ... To me this is just really special to be here," Alonso said.
- "This is a really special spring training because yesterday was a really close experience to death."
- "One (moment) I was coming here to work, coming to spring training, and next thing I know I'm kicking my windshield in trying to get out of a flipped-over car.

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Mets Alonso 'thankful to be alive' after car flips

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PERSON

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Forward Industries, Inc.

New York Mets

Ford

Pete Alonso

Alonso

Florida

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Port St. Lucie

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