The Mets always wanted Alonso back, but Stearns wasn't going to throw around Cohen's money and flex that financial might just because he could. The deal had to make sense for them now and later.

New York Mets fans woke up to the news that Pete Alonso had signed a two-year, $54 million contract. This anchors first base and provides additional protection in a batting lineup significantly ...

SPRING TRAINING:Mets' important dates and players to watch Now, with Alonso back, the Mets return one of the top power threats in MLB in the cleanup spot. Vientos can continue to get comfortable ...

With both sluggers in place, the Mets will have one of the most feared power duos in baseball. The question now is whether Alonso will stick around for more than just this season, or if this is ...

Welcome back, Pete!” The team’s TV play-by-play man, Gary Cohen, said on SNY that the Mets already won the offseason before Alonso. But now they’ve ensured their place in the division.

Despite his down offensive season from a year ago, his presence plus the addition of Juan Soto has Gary ... now I think they absolutely are the favorites in the National League East and the Mets ...

The Mets blew past the $301 million luxury tax threshold by signing Alonso. They will now have to pay a hefty amount in penalties after team owner Steve Cohen decided to exceed his targeted ...

The New York Mets feel good about their starting pitchers ... However such a trade is unlikely right now, people familiar with the matter said, in part because of the potential acquisition ...

Struggling in the 2025 offseason, Alonso found it tough to agree on a new deal, and now Mets' management, including owner Steve Cohen, has decided to move forward without him, emphasizing ...