Summary
The New York Mets are looking for a replacement for their former player, Pete Alonso, who now plays for the Baltimore Orioles. They are considering bringing in Eugenio Suarez, a third baseman, to fill the role and balance their lineup with his right-handed batting. The Mets are planning to acquire this new player more likely through a trade than free agency.
Key Facts
- Pete Alonso, formerly with the Mets, signed with the Baltimore Orioles.
- The Mets are considering Eugenio Suarez as a potential replacement.
- Eugenio Suarez is a third baseman and a right-handed batter.
- The Mets may shift Mark Vientos to first base if they acquire Suarez.
- The team is likely to acquire a new player through a trade.
- Suarez can also play first base and adds flexibility to the lineup.
- Suarez is older, at 34, and expectations are lower for his home run stats.
- ESPN insider predicts Suarez could get a two-year deal worth $45 million.