After last winter’s drama that ultimately saw him return to the Mets on a two-year, $54 million deal, Pete Alonso is humming ...

Mets' star first baseman Pete Alonso wants to see MLB follow the NHL's lead and allow pitchers and hitters to fight each other.

But perhaps its best decision was to bring back franchise slugger Pete Alonso on a relatively cheap deal. After prolonged ...

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What goes around could be coming around yet again for the Miami Heat — albeit less likely than where the Heat stood at the start of business Monday. A week ago, the speculation centered on Pat Riley ...

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Madison Mallards manager Donnie Scott — who coached Pete Alonso in the summer of 2014 — predicts that the Mets first baseman will accept a team-friendly contract to stay in New York ...

Pete Alonso has given his honest opinion on whether Juan Soto, Jeff McNeil or Brandon Nimmo should come behind him in the batting order, giving an extra cushion to the New York Mets.

Did the New York Mets fumble Pete Alonso's contract negotiations last offseason? One MLB expert thinks so.