When asked if he felt extra motivated to perform this year, Alonso emphasized that his drive stems more from a desire for team success than personal achievements.“Making a run like that in ‘24, you realize how much has to go into getting there but then also getting over that hump and into the World Series,

Pete Alonso is staying with the New York Mets after entering free agency for the first time and missing out on the long-term deal he craves, but he's happy to be home

Hearing Pete Alonso talk about his new contract deal with the New York Mets proves he never had the leverage he thought he should have.

It took awhile, but the New York Mets managed to re-sign star first baseman Pete Alonso to a two-year, $54 million contract in free agency this offseason. And now that he's back, Alonso made one thing clear about his lengthy free agency stint that stretched into early February.

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When the New York Mets acquired Juan Soto in the offseason, fans were eager to see Pete Alonso remain with the team. Now, one of his teammates has shared behind-the-scenes details about his re-signing.

The New York Mets retained first baseman Pete Alonso with a $54 million contract. Outfielder Brandon Nimmo actively participated in Alonso’s re-signing process by communicating with team officials. Nimmo expressed happiness over Alonso’s retention,

There was much uncertainty if Pete Alonso would re-sign with the New York Mets. It also caught outfielder Brandon Nimmo’s attention as well. Throughout the offseason, Nimmo was making his input known to the front office,

Pete Alonso shared how he and the Mets were able to agree on a new deal to keep the star slugging first baseman in Queens in 2025.