The Mets have signed Jared Young to a one-year contract. His role next season will depend on what happens with Pete Alonso in free agency.

It gives slugger the chance at a one-team legacy and the opportunity to build on his perennial All-Star resume with the club whose fans long have loved him.

David Stearns has to look at things differently than an owner does, but the owner is the one who pays the bills, which means Steve Cohen gets a voice.

The New York Mets have made it clear they have not ruled out bringing back Pete Alonso, but they may face competition from their cross-town rival in the fight t

“We’d love to bring Pete back,” Stearns said. “Pete’s been a great met. He had some enormous hits for us, and we’ll see where that goes.” Pressed further about negotiations with Alonso and whether the team has room on their budget for him, Stearns reiterated ownership’s stance on improving the team.

With Pete Alonso's market slow to develop the Mets could swoop in and bring back the fan favorite at a bargain price.

Since Juan Soto agreed to his historic deal with the New York Mets, MLB’s offseason activity has surged at the Winter Meetings, and it appears things are heatin

Juan Soto is headed to the Mets on a record 15-year contract worth $765 million in a muscle flex that is sure to resonate throughout the game.

The simplest way to put this is that free agent Pete Alonso seems as right for the Mets as the Mets do for Alonso.