Mets Could Lose $152 Million Pete Alonso

Scouts discuss why Pete Alonso remains unsigned amid activity, Mets whispers
One longtime American League scout suggested that the Mets and Pete Alonso could ultimately need each other this offseason.
Could Mets' $150 Million Slugger Pete Alonso Betray New York For AL Contender?
The New York Mets are the favorites to re-sign Pete Alonso, but could the slugger shock the baseball world and actually sign with the Seattle Mariners?
Pete Alonso is in a ‘bad spot,’ rival says | Will Mets sign him?
As it nears the end of December, first baseman Pete Alonso remains a free agent, and it’s looking increasingly likely that the slugger will return to the Mets. Speaking on “Fair Territory” this week,
Pete Alonso’s options are dwindling — here are his potential landing spots aside from the Mets
Pete Alonso. The free-agent slugger saw his options dwindle, as the Yankees, Astros, Guardians, Diamondbacks and Nationals all signed or traded for a first baseman. Paul Goldschmidt, Christian Walker,
Top MLB insider claims Pete Alonso returning to New York Mets now a near lock, but there’s one surprising hold-up
A new report from a top MLB insider claims Pete Alonso returning to the New York Mets is now a near guarantee in baseball circles. However, there is a potential hold-up related to another star available in free agency.
Insider Says Industry Believes Mets Will Bring Back Pete Alonso
Speaking on the Fair Territory podcast, MLB insider Ken Rosenthal said, "The entire industry believes (the Mets) are going to re-sign Pete Alonso." This news also comes after several teams across MLB including the New York Yankees began filling their voids at the first base position as well as Jim Bowden of The Athletic reporting on Monday that a deal between the two sides could happen "sooner rather than later.
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Mets struck gold with starting pitcher on team-friendly deal
The New York Mets bolstered their starting rotation by extending left-hander Sean Manaea to a three-year, $75 million deal.
Yankees leaving for the Mets stokes Subway Series rivalry: ‘There’s plenty of room for both of us’
Much like his former Yankees teammate Luis Severino did a year ago, Clay Holmes was bearded for his introductory Zoom press ...
Mets Path to Repeat Dodgers 10-Figure Spending Spree Revealed
The Los Angeles Dodgers spent over $1 billion in free agency last winter. This was owed to the massive $700 million contract ...
Mets $26 Million Pitcher Predicted To Betray New York For Hated Division Rival
New York Mets free agent pitcher Jose Quintana could head out of Queens and land with the Washington Nationals in free agency ...
Mets' pitching rotation appears set for 2025, and David Stearns is betting on himself once again
It was a signature move for club president David Stearns, but this wasn't a team that was in the position of being one player ...
Projecting the New York Mets Starting Rotation After Sean Manaea Signing
The New York Mets re-signed starting pitcher Sean Manaea in the wee hours of Monday morning, inking him to a three-year deal ...
'Complicated' Free Agent Pete Alonso in 'Game of Chicken' With New York Mets?
Slugging New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso has seen his free agency stall. Baseball insiders say he is playing a "game ...
Sean Manaea to re-sign with Mets for $75 million over 3 years, AP source says
Sean Manaea is set to return to the New York Mets on a $75 million, three-year contract, according to a person familiar with ...
New York Mets bring back Sean Manaea to top off rotation, per reports
The New York Mets have agreed to a three-year, $75 million deal to bring back Sean Manaea as a top arm in the team's rotation ...
New York Mets agree to $75M deal with free agent pitcher Sean Manaea
The New York Mets agreed to a three-year, $75 million contract with free agent Sean Manaea, paving a path for the pitcher's ...
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Did Paul Goldschmidt do the opposite of Juan Soto and take less money to play for New York Yankees?
Did Paul Goldschmidt do the opposite of Juan Soto and take a discount deal to play for the New York Yankees in 2025?