The New York Mets stole back Pete Alonso on a cheap contract, but how is their lineup looking heading into the 2025 campaign?

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The New York Mets reportedly agreed to re-sign first baseman Pete Alonso to a two-year, $54 million deal on Wednesday, keeping a fan favorite in New York.

The Mets lineup got a little bit more balanced on Wednesday night when the team came to an agreement to bring Pete Alonso back.

Alonso and the Mets were always going to find their way back to one another, because the fit made too much sense for both ...

In the Mets' view, Alonso’s competitive drive will outweigh any possible dissatisfaction with a two-year contract.