The so-called "Polar Bear" is a four-time All-Star in his six-year Mets career, and New Yorkers would surely love to see him back at first base in 2025. There seems to be a sizable gap, though, between Alonso's contract expectations and what the Mets believe he's worth.

The New York Mets need to have a backup plan for Pete Alonso in case the star first baseman bolts for another team in free agency.

Although the New York Mets were his last team in MLB, Pete Alonso might be on the move to a new franchise for the upcoming season.

After landing superstar Juan Soto, one might think that the Mets have enough left-handed outfielders. But manager Carlos Mendoza also understands the value of a good lefty bench b

The New York Mets need to be ready to recover if Pete Alonso elects to betray New York and sign with another ball club.