Carlos Mendoza discusses the potential of Pete Alonso hitting behind Juan Soto, the benefits of that batting order and more

Outlook: After a negotiation that was more difficult than that of Juan Soto – per Steve Cohen – Alonso is back where he belongs at first base for the Mets. One reason it was so difficult for the two sides to strike a deal is because Alonso’s profile has more holes than it did a few years ago.

New York Mets owner Steve Cohen went all out this offseason, re-signing All-Star first baseman Pete Alonso and adding perennial MVP candidate Juan Soto. Mets fans regularly shared their excitement on social media.

Anthony DiComo joins Hot Stove to talk about the Mets' offseason journey, Juan Soto and Pete Alonso signing, and more

Anthony DiComo joins Hot Stove to talk about the Mets offseason journey, Juan Soto and Pete Alonso signing, plus more

Steve Cohen on what Juan Soto can bring to the Mets as a player and for the fans, plus having Pete Alonso back in New York this season

With the season opener approaching, the New York Mets manager is making adjustments in preparation for the matchup, keeping a close eye on Juan Soto and Pete Alonso. Juan Soto’s arrival at the New York Mets generated significant buzz,

Two months after Juan Soto signed the largest contract in pro ... In a good way.” A day later, Pete Alonso checked in, renewed acquaintances with Mets teammates and mused about his own winter ...

Juan Soto’s record-shattering deal didn’t happen overnight—nor did it happen in a vacuum. While most credit his generational talent and sky-high market value, there’s an unexpected name lurking in the background: Pete Alonso.

Mets first baseman Pete Alonso details the meeting with David Stearns and Steve Cohen that got him to re-sign in Queens.