According to Jim Duquette, citing ‘league sources,’ Pete Alonso and his agent Scott Boras have offered the Mets a proposal for a three-year contract with opt outs after each year. The deal ...

The saga of Pete Alonso continues! It seems the powerful former Mets slugger is willing to give a little to stay in the Big Apple. According to Jim Duquette from SiriusXM, Alonso's camp has ...

First baseman Pete Alonso would be a good fit in a similar ... It is an idea that former New York Mets general manager Jim Duquette suggested could be disastrous on a Monday edition of his show ...

In the case of New York Mets slugger and 2019 National League Rookie of the Year Pete Alonso, it seems that ... report by former Mets general manager Jim Duquette, now an analyst for Sirius ...

Pete Alonso might be waiting a while in free agency ... isn't much of a market for the first baseman yet. MLB Network's Jim Duquette reported the market for Alonso is "still being established." ...

Amidst all this former New York Mets general manager highlighted the significance of bringing back Pete Alonso to the team. Former Mets Manager Jim Duquette talks about bringing back Pete Alonso ...

First baseman Pete Alonso remains unsigned at the moment ... However, former Mets General Manager Jim Duquette believes that eventually, the team may need some help from its owner.

Jim Duquette, who was the general manager of the New York Mets back then, has recently expressed his views about giving up a $54 million deal to star first baseman Pete Alonso by this franchise.

Alonso is slashing .356/.467/.753 with six homers and 23 RBI this season. Possibly, Alonso works his name into the MVP discussions if he stays on this impressive pace of play. Source: mlb.com ...