Summary
The Boston Red Sox are considering signing Pete Alonso as their first baseman after he opted out of his contract with the New York Mets. This move would help strengthen the team's lineup following the departure of Rafael Devers and could provide flexibility for injured player Triston Casas.
Key Facts
- The Boston Red Sox are exploring roster changes after Rafael Devers left the team.
- Pete Alonso, after opting out of his New York Mets contract, is a strong candidate for the Red Sox first baseman position.
- Alonso hit 38 home runs last season and made his fourth consecutive All-Star appearance.
- The Red Sox are looking to improve their lineup after struggles due to Roman Anthony’s injury.
- Adding Alonso could allow the Red Sox to manage Triston Casas’ recovery better and provide lineup flexibility.
- Alonso has experience as a career first baseman, filling a position where the Red Sox had issues last season.
