A perfect fit lol...then why isn't he a perfect fit in Seattle? I agree the Mets need another outfielder. To me them bringing JK to NYC as their starting left fielder would be the frying pan to the fire. Can't imagine what they see in that, and don't tell me cost savings lolD-train wrote: ↑Wed Oct 18, 2023 1:54 pmMets have one good OFer in Nimmo. That is it. If they are intent on trading Alonso as has been public knowledge for months, JK is a perfect fit. Change of scenery all that jazz.Donn Beach wrote: ↑Wed Oct 18, 2023 1:31 pmYou're spent the last six months convincing me what a bust JK is but the Mets are going to view him as an outfield upgrade. And this is because Cohen gets to save some money, okay.
You want to trade JK? What I would find is a team that is actually on a limited budget, that might be interested in sacrificing at bats for the chance to develop an outfielder on the cheap, a rebuilding team. I can't see the Mets giving up as good a trade piece as Alonso for a player I can't see them having a use for
Public knowledge?
That's public knowledge
“I expect Pete (Alonso) to be the Opening Day first baseman next year," Stearns said.
This certainly is the most update yet about Alonso's future with the team. He has developed into one of the best sluggers in all of baseball and a Mets fan favorite since debuting for the club in 2019. Although there is nothing set in stone and the two sides need to come to terms on a deal, this at least is an indication that the executive team expects him to be with the club moving forward.