Ex-MLB exec: Scott Boras is making stuff up about Pete Alonso to scare Mets
The Mets have the clearest hole at first base after their competition — the New York Yankees (Paul Goldschmidt), Houston Astros (Christian Walker), Arizona Diamondbacks (Josh Naylor) and Nationals (Nathaniel Lowe) ― have filled their needs at the position.
Pete Alonso or not, Mets must add another legitimate bat this offseason
The above shouldn't come as a surprise, since Boras said on the record last year that he didn't consider the deals signed by Matt Olson (eight year, $168 million extension in 2022) and Paul Goldschmidt (five-year, $130 million extension in 2019) to be fair comparisons when it came to what Alonso should receive.
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All-Stars Pete Alonso and Alex Bregman are still on the market and there's plenty of business still to be done.
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The MLB insider added that the Mets, not the Yankees, are “more open” to adding Arráez to their roster — under one condition: If first baseman Pete Alonso signs elsewhere.
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Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Closes in on Shohei Ohtani and Juan Soto’s Exclusive Club as a Heated Arbitration Battle NearsRoss Atkins must be feeling the heat in Toronto. The post Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Closes in on Shohei Ohtani and Juan Soto’s ...
According to Bob Nightengale of USA Today, the Toronto Blue Jays continue to show the strongest interest in free agent ...
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