Mets Predicted to Sign $60 Million All-Star to Replace Pete Alonso
Summary
The New York Mets might sign Josh Naylor to replace Pete Alonso at first base. Naylor is seen as a better fit for the team's focus on defense and could be a more affordable option.Key Facts
- The Mets are considering replacing Pete Alonso, who may not fit their plans due to his defensive performance.
- Josh Naylor is a top option to join the Mets because of his strong defensive skills and hitting ability.
- Naylor played well for the Mariners, hitting .299 with nine home runs in 54 regular season games.
- Naylor also performed well in the postseason with a .967 OPS and three home runs.
- Baseball statistics show Naylor is a better defender than Alonso, with a career plus-13 outs above average.
- Naylor could sign a four-year, $60 million contract, which is expected to be cheaper than Alonso's potential deal.
- Steve Cohen, the Mets' owner, is the wealthiest in MLB, which may influence their ability to acquire Naylor.
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