Noah Syndergaard's fifth career homer on Sunday was a gift, but he'll take it.

As Cardinals center fielder Dexter Fowler was tracking Syndergaard's fly ball in the left-center-field gap in the fourth inning, the ball dropped into and out of Fowler's glove and over the wall for a solo homer.

It was the Mets' second homer of the day, with Pete Alonso launching a 444-foot homer in the first inning off Cardinals starter Dakota Hudson.