The Soto-Alonso partnership has revitalized the Mets, but rumors about the "Polar Bear's" departure are causing concern in Queens.. In what promised to be a season of resurgence for the New York Mets,

The New York Mets correctly avoided overpaying to hold onto first baseman Pete Alonso this past offseason, as they were able to sign him to a two-year, $54M contract that included an opt-out after the 2025 campaign.

After Juan Soto opened up about how pitchers are approaching him differently this season without Aaron Judge hitting behind him, the New York Yankees’ captain didn’t stay quiet. He offered a subtle but pointed response — reminding everyone that Pete Alonso is absolutely tearing it up right now.