The New York Mets' hot start to the 2025 regular season is largely owed to slugger Pete Alonso. Fresh off signing a two-year, $54 million contract with the Mets about a week before spring training ...

Pete Alonso, the New York Mets' star first baseman, signed a $54 million contract extension in 2025, with a $10 million signing bonus and annual payout of $27 million. Alonso has earned $74.78 ...

A little polar bear is on the way. On Saturday morning, Pete Alonso and his wife, Haley Walsh, announced that they’re expecting their first child through a series of lovey-dovey photos of the ...

One is that they had been in contact with the Blue Jays regarding a potential trade for Guerrero Jr. this past offseason, in case they weren't going to agree on a deal to re-sign Pete Alonso.

MLB. Pete Alonso makes Marlins pay for avoiding Juan Soto and boasts: "I was able to take advantage of it" MLB. Pete Alonso and wife Haley make life-changing announcement: 'We can't wait' Alonso ...

Pete Alonso (c) and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (r) chat during the recent Mets-Blue Jays series in Flushing. Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post Pete Alonso sounded excited about Vlad Guerrero’s $500M ...

This is a fate Pete Alonso never wants to meet. “I want to play the field forever,” Alonso said this week. “I don’t want to let my body get to that point because I want to take care of ...

After a winter of uncertainty, Pete Alonso finally came home to Citi Field, re-christening the ballpark in the best way he knows how: with a home run. Alonso’s first-inning opposite-field bomb ...

On February 12, just days before the New York Mets began their 2025 spring training, news broke that slugger Pete Alonso had agreed to a two-year, $54 million contract (that includes a player opt ...

Pete Alonso is focused on improving his throwing skills for the 2025 MLB season after acknowledging it as his weak spot. Despite his controversial New York Mets return and a lower financial deal ...

But as has often been the case so far this season, slugger Pete Alonso was the Mets' best performer, as he tallied two doubles and 4 RBIs, which means that he's now hitting .333 with a 1.139 OPS ...

Fresh off signing a two-year, $54 million contract with the Mets about a week before spring training began in February, Alonso has a .333 average, 1.118 OPS, 3 home runs, and 15 RBIs through 12 games.