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Mets' star first baseman Pete Alonso wants to see MLB follow the NHL's lead and allow pitchers and hitters to fight each other.
But perhaps its best decision was to bring back franchise slugger Pete Alonso on a relatively cheap deal. After prolonged ...
The New York Mets' strategy of not overpaying for starting pitching has mostly worked out, but it's also left them vulnerable ...
Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong is facing unexpected delays in finalising his new contract, with AS reporting that the ...
Bradley Beal is expected to hit the open market later this week once the Suns waive and stretch the final two years of his ...
Inter Miami have initiated talks with Atletico Madrid star Rodrigo De Paul over a potential summer transfer (h/t Fabrizio ...
What goes around could be coming around yet again for the Miami Heat — albeit less likely than where the Heat stood at the start of business Monday. A week ago, the speculation centered on Pat Riley ...
Massimiliano Allegri says Milan must aim for a Champions League placement in 2025-26 and reveals he accepted the offer quickly after sitting down for negotiations with Igli Tare and Giorgio ...
New York Mets star Francisco Lindor delivered an interesting take about Pete Alonso's contract extension talks.
Alonso, after a stalemate in negotiations that lasted deep into last offseason, returned to the Mets on a two-year contract worth $54 million that includes an opt out after this season.
Pete Alonso is having a career season, marking a remarkable turnaround from a frustrating 2023. Last season, he failed often in clutch spots, swinging for the fences. This year, he is displaying ...
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 ...
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