Mets Superstar Reportedly Opts Out Of Contract After Electrifying Season
Summary
New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso has chosen to opt out of the last year of his two-year contract. He now seeks a new long-term deal after a strong season where he hit 38 home runs. Free agency begins soon, giving the Mets a limited time to retain him before other teams can negotiate.Key Facts
- Pete Alonso is a key player for the New York Mets as their first baseman.
- Alonso has opted out of the final year of his contract.
- His agent, Scott Boras, is well-known for representing top baseball talent.
- Alonso hit 38 home runs this season and led the National League in doubles.
- The Mets did not qualify for the playoffs this season.
- Alonso is looking for a long-term contract after not receiving one last year.
- Spotrac projects Alonso could get a five-year, $147 million contract.
- The Mets have until Thursday at 5 p.m. ET to negotiate with Alonso before other teams can approach him.
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