Pete Alonso stays with Mets on 2-year, $54 million deal after lingering on market

The first rule man Alonso House Resident with New York MetsAccording to a contract of $ 54 million, for two years, a person familiar with the deal told Associated Press.

The person spoke, provided that his identity is not disclosed on Wednesday night because the agreement, which the New York Post reported for the first time, is subject to a successful material.

Alonso gets a $ 10 million signing bonus and gets salaries of $ 20 million this year and $ 24 million in 2026. He can cancel the subscription after the 2025 season to become a free agent again.

New York also made a $ 71 million deal, with a duration of $ 27 million in 2025 and 22 million dollars in each of the following two seasons, with the ability to cancel the subscription after two years of the first two years.

Alonso, who was 30 years old, remained on December 7, on the market for a longer period than the other senior players. Among the first base men, the first free agent, Christian Walker agreed to a $ 60 million contract, for a period of three years with Houston, and before Paul Goldshmitt (New York Yanxiz) and Carlos Santana (Cleveland) for one year.

The owner of Mits Steve Cohen expressed his frustration last month, saying that negotiation was more difficult than the talks that led Juan SotoWho represented Alonso represented by the agent Scott Bouras.

“I don’t like the structures that are presented to us,” said Steve Cohen. “It is very asymmetric against us and I feel it strongly. I will not say no. You know, there is always a possibility.

“But the truth is that we are advancing and continue to bring players. While we continue to bring players, the truth is that it is difficult to contain Pete with an expensive group of players who we already have.”

Alonso achieved 226 Homer for six seasons with New York Mits and all the stars became four times, but his passes steadily increased to 172 professions last year, while his hyperbonated decreased to her career. 788.

Alonso, nicknamed the polar bear, became a City fans, the favorite field as a local member of Mets.

NL Rookie of the Year was in 2019, when he reached 260 with 53 Homes in the league-a rising record-120 RBis. He had 131 RBis in 2022.

Alonso fought low. Divin Williams played it from three runs, running from Devin Williams on Mits on Milwoke in the third decisive match of the NL Wild Cards series.

After losing to Los Angeles Dodgers in the NL championship, he added Mets Sot Franki Montasand Clay Holmes and Griffin Canning Along with the left Aj MinterAnd re -sign the left Sean GermanyRight Ryan Stannik And Outfielder Jesse Winker.

Report by Associated Press.

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