The New York Mets re-signed All-Star first baseman Pete Alonso in February, with owner Steve Cohen agreeing to a $54 ...

First baseman Vladimir ... Guerrero and the Blue Jays had been in negotiations on a new deal for several months and finally got to the finish line on Sunday. As it turns out, the New York Mets ...

It has been a month since the 2025 MLB regular season began, and so far there are some players who have felt the pressure of being constantly in the spotlight of fans and experts.

What could have possibly been no longer will be. First baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. reached a 14-year, $500 million contract extension to remain with the Toronto Blue Jays beyond 2025. Guerrero ...

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (R.) speaks with Pete Alonso during the Blue Jays-Mets game on April 4, 2025. Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post Still, the reaction made an impression on his teammate ...

On April 6, news broke that first baseman slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. agreed ... Another interesting story regarding Guerrero Jr. is that the New York Mets were actively interested in trading ...

Once Vladimir Guerrero Jr. did not agree to an extension ... to depart in free agency after the 2025 campaign. And the New York Mets felt like a realistic landing spot: They're fully in win ...

Even though Vladimir Guerrero Jr signed a $500 million contract, the New York Mets were rumored to pursue the big-time slugger. However, he’s sticking with the Toronto Blue Jays. Still ...

NEW YORK — From Pete Alonso’s perspective, any focus on his contract situation would be a disservice — his words — to the New York Mets because the season is underway. But, yes, certainly ...

Among all the pomp and circumstance of the Mets' home ... when New York checked in on him this offseason. Of course, the Mets re-signed Pete Alonso and didn't get Guerrero Jr., but those rumblings ...