The New York Mets' talks with their polar bear Pete Alonso have come to a deadlock. The post Amidst Pete Alonso’s Stalled Mets Talks Top Insider Demands He Signs With a Struggling AL West Side appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Alonso, the longtime Mets slugger who’s hit more home runs than any National Leaguer since he entered the league in 2019, is surely seeking more than the $23 million salary in Fielder’s stunning late January, 2012 deal. But no way could Alonso aim to get nine years now.

New York Mets free agent power hitter Pete Alonso is likely to return to the Queens club for fewer years than he seeks, according to a new prediction.

With the start of 2025, the urgency begins to grow for the four-time All-Star, Pete Alonso, to find a new home for the upcoming MLB season, in a situation that was unforeseen but c

The New York Mets have already made the move of the offseason by signing Juan Soto. They are trying to reunite with Pete Alonso but could end up reuniting with a different star if he leaves.

What's the plan if the Mets don't sign Alonso? Which prospect has a chance to make an impact in 2025? Will the Mets add one more starter?

The New York Mets made the biggest splash of free agency by signing Juan Soto. His record-breaking contract did not mean they were done spending, however, as they brought back Sean Manaea and signed Frankie Montas.

With about a month to go until Spring Training starts, the Mets and Pete Alonso are still playing a game of chicken, waiting to see which side blinks first. On the Mets' side is David Stearns, whose philosophy partially revolves around not giving out big deals in terms of years to players who are 30 or older -- something he has held firm on when it comes to pitchers ( Corbin Burnes and Max Fried are recent examples of free agents Stearns passed on) and position players.

Harold Reynolds and Robert Flores breakdown Pete Alonso's potential future with the Mets on Hot Stove. MLB Network; MLBN Hot Stove; rumors