Mets say all the right things about Pete Alonso, but will they bring him back?
“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.
After Juan Soto deal, Mets' next big question is Pete Alonso
Alonso, who turned 30 over the weekend, is the top first baseman available. The other is Christian Walker, a fellow righthanded hitter who is four years older, a better defender and a not-quite-as-good hitter — variables that, altogether, probably will mean a shorter contract.
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The Yankees are multi-tasking on pitchers and hitters as they try to reallocate some of the money they offered Soto after the ...
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