Just after Pete Alonso said that he found his start to the season to be “disappointing,” he let it rip in his first at-bat back in New York City on Friday night.

In the top of the second inning on a 1-1 pitch, Alonso launched a ball to 367 feet right field for a home run ito the second deck at Yankee Stadium.

As he rounded the bases, he faced a few boos from The Bronx crowd.

The run tied the game before the Yankees took a 5-1 lead in the bottom half.

It’s Alonso’s first time back in what used to be his home city since leaving Queens for a stable five-year, $155 million contract in Baltimore.

It marks Alonso’s fifth home run in what has been a slow start to the season.

Heading into Friday, the ex-Met had 23 hits across 116 at-bats with four home runs and a .668 OPS through 31 games.

Pete Alonso connects on a home run during the Orioles’ game against the Yankees on May 1.…