Mets President May Have Already Made Pete Alonso Decision: Insider
Summary
Pete Alonso, a key player for the New York Mets, has become a free agent after opting out of his contract. Alonso is looking for a new seven-year deal, but the Mets are hesitant to offer a long-term contract. The team's President of Baseball Operations, David Stearns, seems reluctant to sign Alonso due to his age and defensive skills.Key Facts
- Pete Alonso, a New York Mets player, chose to become a free agent.
- Alonso is aiming for a new seven-year contract.
- The Mets did not offer Alonso a long-term deal last offseason when his price was lower.
- Alonso improved his performance this year, raising his batting average and hitting more home runs.
- David Stearns, the Mets' President of Baseball Operations, has expressed interest in improving the team's defense.
- Stearns may not want to sign Alonso long-term due to his age and average defensive skills.
- MLB insider Ken Rosenthal suggested that the Mets might not intend to re-sign Alonso.
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