Despite not getting the contract he desired this offseason, Pete Alonso is happy to be back with the Mets this season.

In the end, things could work out just fine for Mets slugger Pete Alonso. Despite a surprisingly dry market for his services on this offseason's free-agent market, Alonso still managed to come away with a two-year,

Pete Alonso signed a $54 Million contract with the New York Mets despite receiving higher offers from other teams. He expressed no regrets, finding the decision liberating, and is eager to help the team win a championship.

Throughout the offseason, there was much uncertainty about whether the New York Mets would be able to re-sign slugging first baseman Pete Alonso. However, duri

Alonso worked with Eric Chavez and co-hitting coach Jeremy Barnes on drills to better utilize hips and swing more efficiently.

After banging baseballs off the pale yellow building far beyond the left field wall here at The Ballpark of the Palm Beaches, Pete Alonso bumps fists behind the batting cage with long-time buddy Jeff McNeil,

Due to the "Cohen Tax," Pete Alonso will end up costing the Mets much more than his $30 million AAV this season.