In Alonso’s absence, the Mets moved quickly to fill the void, signing Jorge Polanco to a two-year, $40 million deal and shifting him to first base after a breakout season with the Seattle Mariners. While Polanco offers versatility and emerging power, replicating Alonso’s production will be a tall task.

For New York Mets fans, losing first baseman Pete Alonso hurt. Alonso was productive, fan-friendly and fun to watch, and players like that are especially beloved in New York.

The Mets’ season didn’t go how anyone in the organization would have hoped, with the reigning National League runners-up missing the postseason entirely in 2025. The recent departures of previous franchise stalwarts Pete Alonso,

One MLB analyst believes the New York Mets have something brewing when it comes to a trade. New York is trying to return to the postseason.

MLB rumors suggest the Mets could consider moving on from three key sluggers as they weigh roster balance and future flexibility.

As the New York Mets look to retool their roster following the departures of Brandon Nimmo, Edwin Díaz and Pete Alonso, the ballclub is reportedly still in the

Veteran infielder Jorge Polanco and the New York Mets have finalized their $40 million, two-year contract. The sides agreed to terms last week, pending a physical.

The Mets are reportedly willing to listen to trade offers from teams for third baseman Mark Vientos this winter.