All-Stars Pete Alonso and Alex Bregman are still on the market and there's plenty of business still to be done.

But in the long run, that’s not really a good idea. Pete Alonso’s not that type of guy, and again, he’s 31 years old. He’s not 26-year-old Vlad." Colby Patnode takes indirect dig at Jon ...

Speculation continues to swirl around the Mets and their star slugger Pete Alonso ... with an opt-out option. Alonso could test the market again later if he performs well.” ...

The Pete Alonso sweepstakes may be the most followed ... Angels looking at it," Heyman said recently. "Again, I think it's the years -- possible gap there. They certainly are weighing that.

When the New York Mets open their season in Houston against the Astros on March 27th, everyone expects that Pete Alonso will ...

There has been much speculation about whether the New York Mets will end up re-signing slugger Pete Alonso to a new contract this offseason. The New York Post MLB insider Jon Heyman relayed his ...

They are trying to bring Pete Alonso back as well ... A short-term deal with opt-outs could get Alonso back in Queens, but could put them in the same situation again next offseason.

Despite being the top free-agent first baseman on the market this winter, Pete Alonso's offseason might be a little more ...

They could lose Pete Alonso and land his replacement ... option than rolling the dice with Baty again. Torkleson has a chance to bring power similar to Alonso when he's at his best.

This will open up third base for Baty again, but would ultimately weaken ... The best solution here would be to re-sign Pete Alonso, but both sides seem to be far apart in negotiations.

The Angels are the latest team to be connected to Alonso. "Angels looking at it," Jon Heyman said on Wednesday during a Bleacher Report live show. "Again, I think it's the years -- possible gap there.

“Pete Alonso, the Mets are the most likely still. Angels are looking at it, again I think it's the years as a possible gap there. They are certainly weighing that,” Heyman reported.