If the Phillies had signed Pete Alonso, an MVP winner was prepared to change positions to accommodate the star slugger.
This potential move could have reshaped the Phillies’ lineup and defensive strategy, highlighting the team’s commitment to adding power to their roster. While the deal didn’t happen, it raises intriguing questions about how the team would have adjusted.
Rob Thomson Lands Long-Term Deal as New Head Coach of the Mets after signing contract worth….. Rob Thomson has officially secured a long-term deal as the new head coach of the New York Mets, with the franchise announcing a multi-year contract worth $45 million. This move comes after a series of discussions, during which […]
BREAKING: In an unexpected turn of events, Pete Alonso has reportedly declined a massive four-year, $95.7 million contract offer from the New York Yankees. This decision has stunned the baseball world, as it comes just as the slugger enters his final arbitration-eligible year with the New York Mets. Sources suggest that Alonso is holding out […]
New York Mets in the Red Zone: Launching a Blitz for Munetaka Murakami, Japan’s Power Hitter, Set to Ignite MLB in 2026 The New York Mets are making early moves in the international market, setting their sights on Japanese slugger Munetaka Murakami ahead of his anticipated MLB arrival in 2026. With a dominant track record […]