Mets and Pete Alonso locked in standoff — the latest on contract talks
Alonso, the longtime Mets slugger who’s hit more home runs than any National Leaguer since he entered the league in 2019, is surely seeking more than the $23 million salary in Fielder’s stunning late January, 2012 deal. But no way could Alonso aim to get nine years now.
Ex-Mets teammate Mark Cahna spoke about Pete Alonso's free agency amid reports that the two sides are far apart.
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Former Mets Captain Reminds Pete Alonso of New York Legend to Explain the Allure of Being a One Team PlayerIn today's sports world, where changing teams in search of better opportunities and financial boost is a common notion, ...
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Alonso has been linked to the Blue Jays through portions of the offseason, but a potential deal all of a sudden makes more ...
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