Signing Pete Alonso to that two-year, $54M deal (plus opt-out) might be the smartest thing the Mets did. But considering the difficulty the Mets had forging a deal with their beloved slugger in ...

This offseason, the New York Mets agreed to a contract with slugging first baseman Pete Alonso. The deal, which is for two two-years and $54 million, includes a player opt-out after the first season.

New York Mets star Juan Soto seemingly helps Pete Alonso be “the man” in the team ... Nestor has mastered the art of how to best present facts and he also has a knack for knowing which ...

Fresh off signing a two-year, $54 million contract with the Mets about a week before spring training began in February, Alonso has a .333 average, 1.118 OPS, 3 home runs, and 15 RBIs through 12 games.

The New York Mets' hot start to the 2025 regular season is largely owed to slugger Pete Alonso. Fresh off signing a two-year, $54 million contract with the Mets about a week before spring training ...

When speaking with the media on April 8, New York Mets slugger Juan Soto spoke about the benefit of having Pete Alonso hitting behind him in the lineup. "I feel like it's really good," Soto said ...

Both Pete Alonso and Mets fans are happy that he decided to return to Flushing for at least one more year | Rich Storry/GettyImages As the winter months dragged on and the two sides sparred ...

However, that does not change the fact that Pete Alonso can opt out of his deal. The easiest option for the Mets would be to give Alonso a five or six-year deal now that they no longer are holding ...

Pete Alonso is going to be one of the most interesting players to keep an eye on this season given the nature of his contract and the World Series aspirations of the New York Mets. The four-time ...

Pete Alonso (c) and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (r) chat during the recent Mets-Blue Jays series in Flushing. Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post Pete Alonso sounded excited about Vlad Guerrero’s $500 ...

"Who was going to bat behind me?" The answer seemed clear. Pete Alonso remained a free agent. The first baseman is homegrown and adored in Queens. More importantly, for lineup construction ...