Amid Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso's Formula 1 retirement confessions, where he said that his last season in the sport ...

After not garnering much interest in free agency, New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso told his incumbent team he'd be willing to accept a shorter three-year deal instead of the longer-term ...

Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso has revealed his last season in Formula 1 when he will take every race as his last race ...

Advertisement Pete Alonso has been a great Met and a fan favorite. Why are they playing such hardball in these negotiations? Why not sign him for basically what he’s asking for? — Bill L.

unveils contract he wants: may sign with surprise team New York Mets. Pete Alonso's stealthy game about his future may have an unexpected ending with the Mets after rumors of departure "Seems like ...

Alonso thought he could negotiate an attractive extension to keep a powerhouse in Queens However, the situation has become dangerously heated between the Mets management and the player's agent ...

Alonso also added 10 RBI and a .999 OPS. Alonso's production has notably gone down year-by-year since 2022, when he had an .869 OPS (4.4 WAR). Since then, he's posted an .821 OPS (3.2 WAR ...

Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso has revealed that he plans to return to the legendary Dakar Rally following his retirement from F1. It comes after the two-time World Champion admitted that F1 ...

UPDATE: Bob Nightengale of USA TODAY has removed the portion of his article where he said Scott Boras wants nine years, $214 million like Prince Fielder for Pete Alonso. The Mets have some ...

But in the game of first base musical chairs where 11 teams have a new first baseman, Alonso is still left standing. He may have no choice but to return to the Mets on a short-term deal with an ...

Former Miami Marlins president David Samson didn't mince words as he gave his two cents on the ongoing Pete Alonso free agency period. Samson talked about how Pete Alonso has been overplayed by ...

But the league has generally shied away from one-dimensional right-handed-hitting sluggers like Alonso. His defense isn’t especially well regarded and he’s not a burner on the basepaths.