5 key takeaways from Pete Alonso’s $54,000,000 New York Mets re-resigning
Pete Alonso has signed a $54 million contract with the New York Mets for two seasons, including an opt-out clause. His return ...
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Yankees’ Failed Juan Soto Gamble Shows Its Full Effect as the Team’s Farm System Has a Scary 15 Rank Collapse
The New York Yankees prided themselves for years on a powerful farm system, producing major-league players. The post Yankees’ ...
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MLB Insider Reveals Why Pete Alonso Could Never Compete With Juan Soto & Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
Pete Alonso has been one of baseball’s most prolific power hitters since his rookie season, but when compared to Juan Soto ...
Yankees spring training guide: 31 notes for 31 hitters, from Arias to Judge to Volpe
The Yankees protected Rodriguez from the Rule 5 draft in December. The 22-year-old is listed as a catcher, but he has experience in the infield outside of shortstop. He’s best as a corner infielder, ...
MLB Offseason Winners, Losers: Mets, Dodgers Add Big; Cardinals Fall Flat
MLB's free agency class is almost picked dry. At this point in time, there are some clear winners and losers around the ...
Mets owner Steve Cohen’s recent comments on Pete Alonso's return to the New York Mets spark debate
Pete Alonso rejoined the New York Mets with a $54 million deal after initially rejecting it. The negotiation process was challenging, and owner Steve ...
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Will 2025 Be One Final Ride for Pete Alonso on the Mets?
Whether the Mets and Pete Alonso stay together long-term is up in the air, but their new deal proves they still needed each other in 2025.
Spring Training Preview: Dodgers Are Favored to Be MLB's First Repeat Champion
Miguel Rojas gladly gave up his No. 11 to Roki Sasaki and went back to 72, his jersey as a Los Angeles Dodgers rookie in 2014 ...