The New York Mets’ offseason has been impressive, to say the least. Getting Juan Soto to join the team immediately

The New York Mets have long been seen as the most likely landing spot for Pete Alonso. Are both sides finally getting closer to an agreement?

The New York Mets have some questions to answer. Even after signing Juan Soto and adding several pitchers, there is still plenty left unresolved. First baseman Pete Alonso remains unsigned at the moment,

Raley is returning from Tommy John surgery and won’t be ready for the start of the season. He pitched just eight games last season, but in his last full season, Raley, 36, was very effective with a changeup that is among the tops in baseball in movement.

The New York Mets are trying to figure out whether Pete Alonso or someone different will man first base in 2025. However, there are still relievers the Mets could add without breaking the bank.

As the reliever market continues to take shape, the Yankees remain interested in a reunion with left-hander Tim Hill and their competition could come from across town. The Mets are also considering signing the 34-year-old who emerged as a dependable weapon in The Bronx,