6 key takeaways from Alonso’s return to the Mets
What many in baseball long suspected at last came to fruition on Wednesday night: Pete Alonso is returning to the Mets. The beloved slugger reached free agency for the first time in his career, and while he certainly peddled his wares around the league,
Sal Licata says there are no longer any excuses for Pete Alonso to produce now that he is making $30 million this season, and ...
The rumor going around was that Pete Alonso is viewing ... is surely seeking more than the $23M annual salary in Fielder’s stunning late January 2012 deal. But no way could Alonso aim to get ...
There is no doubt that several teams would like to add Alonso's bat to their lineup, so what is stopping them? It very well could be his agent. For more news and rumors, check out MLB Insider ...
Pete Alonso’s market hasn’t come together the way he and agent Scott Boras had hoped just yet, though there’s still more than a month ... Duquette suggests no deal is close for now.
more than anybody, in terms of catching the baseball — are the least valuable people out there.” New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso (20) throws late to second base allowing a runner to ...
No deal known to be close at the moment, and Alonso’s agent Scott ... when the market could be more favorable. Sign with any other team and he's Pete Alonso, Big Dinger Man.
Pete Alonso ... but perhaps at the expense of having a more memorable career. Alonso has explored the market for three months, and we still have no evidence to suggest that any team has made ...
Compared to recent offseasons, the Philadelphia Phillies have been a little boring. President of baseball operations David ...
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