They dropped $765 million on Juan Soto, giving him the richest contract in sports history. They finally relented and re-signed first baseman Pete Alonso too. Yet, their rotation lacks a true ace, or ...

Instead, they signed absolutely everyone else they desired and wound up with nine legitimate starters (adding Rōki Sasaki and ... and re-signed first baseman Pete Alonso too.

Instead, they signed absolutely everyone else they desired and wound up with nine legitimate starters (adding Rōki Sasaki and Blake Snell ... They finally relented and re-signed first baseman Pete ...

Pete Alonso's up-and-down 2024 MLB season ended on a high note, as the New York Mets' righty slugger delivered his best moment as a pro in one of the most high-pressure at-bats of his career.

Pete Alonso has extended his contract with the New York Mets for two more years and expressed his excitement about playing alongside Juan Soto. In a recent podcast, Alonso praised Soto's talents ...

New York Mets All-Star slugger Pete Alonso was briefly injured after taking a ball to the face during workouts on Thursday. Per SNY, Pete Alonso was down for several moments when a ball hit him in ...

They also brought back Pete Alonso and Sean Manaea. However, there is still a gap between them and the Dodgers who signed Blake Snell, Tanner Scott, Rōki Sasaki and Hye-seong Kim. While listing ...

Despite these significant additions and the return of Pete Alonso and Sean Manaea, the Mets still find themselves trailing behind the Dodgers, who have made impressive signings of their own, including ...

Additionally, they have welcomed back familiar faces such as Pete Alonso and Sean Manaea. Despite these acquisitions, the shadow of the Dodgers looms large, with their own impressive signings ...

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Just over a week after signing a contract extension with the New York Mets, first baseman Pete Alonso suffered a scary injury while playing first base during spring training. Video captured by SNY ...

Earlier this month the New York Mets locked up star first baseman Pete Alonso with a two-year, $54 million deal that includes $30 million in the first year and an opt out for the second.