The search for a power bat could come down to Pete Alonso vs. Kyle Schwarber for the Boston Red Sox this winter. Alonso, the New York Mets' five-time All-Star f

Keith Hernandez sat down for an interview with the Post and revealed he would like to stay with SNY even though his current contract is up. Hernandez is also firmly in th e re-sign Pete Alonso and Edwin Díaz camp. Should the Mets lose Edwin Díaz if he opts out, who could replace the elite closer?

This time last year, Pete Alonso's eyes were wide with possibilities. The New York Mets' slugger was dreaming of big dollars despite coming off arguably the wor

For the 100 days or so that Pete Alonso was a free agent this past winter, it never truly felt like he was going to end up anywhere other than back with the New York Mets.

Keith Hernandez gave his thoughts on what the Mets should do with Pete Alonso and Edwin Diaz during an appearance on The Post's "The Show" podcast with Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman.

Could the Mets land the perfect first-base replacement if Pete Alonso heads to free agency? Here's the latest scoop.

Last winter, Mets supporters were ready to rage if the homegrown All-Star signed a contract with another team. Bringing him back was a top priority for many fans. However, this year seems to be a lot different. On Wednesday, The Athletic released the survey results of various questions posed to nearly 5,000 Mets fans.

A leading expert takes agent Scott Boras to task for the length of contract he reportedly seeks for the slugging first baseman.