A bad sign for Pete Alonso's chances of staying with Mets
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The New York Mets have to make a decision on Pete Alonso. Their beloved first base slugger is a free agent, and it's not a given that the Mets will bring him back. Alonso, 31, is the Mets' all-time home run leader. But as he ages and his defense declines, his value certainly isn't what it once was.
On a day in which free agency officially opened across Major League Baseball, the New York Mets have made their first move. Jeff Passan of ESPN first reported t
The Los Angeles Dodgers could prevail over the New York Yankees and Mets in free agency for the services of closer Edwin Diaz, a move ESPN's Jeff Passan called the most sensible possible move for Andrew Friedman and Co.
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Red Sox Rumors: How Mets’ Pete Alonso Impacts Phillies’ Kyle Schwarber Bidding
Talk about a worst-case scenario. Imagine this: the Boston Red Sox whiff on signing New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso, who decides to leave Queens, but not for a trip to Beantown. Alonso is one of the two biggest bats available in free agency.
The New York Mets are fielding trade inquiries from other teams on the versatile Jeff McNeil, according to Jon Heyman of The New York Post. As first reported b
The New York Mets need at least one front-end starting pitcher this offseason after a brutal collapse down the stretch.
Signing Juan Soto to an MLB-record contract in 2024 might not stop New York Mets owner Steve Cohen from taking another major free agency or trade swing this winter.
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