After protracted negotiations, the New York Mets signed slugger Pete Alonso to a two-year, $54 million contract Wednesday. While it seemed at times as if the two sides would be unable to reach an ...

In a surprise development, the fan-favorite first baseman reached a two-year, $54 million contract to return to the Mets.

New York Mets are no longer pursuing Pete Alonso, with the Los Angeles Angels emerging as a strong candidate. MLB Analyst Noah Camras suggests a potential $100 million, four-year contract.

"While it's tough to gauge Alonso's market right now, he could be willing to take a four-year, $100 million with opt outs after the second and third year," wrote Camras.

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Pete Alonso has turned down a $70 million offer from the New York Mets, causing uncertainty about his future in MLB. Ex-MLB star Brian O'Grady supports Alonso, suggesting he's worth more.

Former New York Mets player Pete Alonso's net worth is projected to be around $25 million by 2025, largely from MLB salaries and endorsements. Alonso has earned significant income increases over his ...

The Mets would "love to bring Pete back," Stearns said in the days following the season. No one could deny Alonso's value to the franchise over his six-year tenure with the major league club after ...

After slugger Pete Alonso reportedly rejected a contract offer from the New York Mets that was a three-year deal in the $68 million to $70 million range (according to Joel Sherman of The New York ...

Alonso no doubt always hoped the Mets — and particularly Steve Cohen — would come around and recognize his value as a most popular franchise player and figure out a way to keep him at Citi ...

The post-Pete Alonso era for the New York Mets may already be underway. While the four-time All-Star first baseman hasn't officially signed with another club, Andy Martino of SNY reported earlier ...