Though the New York Mets just ended their months-long contractual battle with superstar first baseman Pete Alonso, they may not be done looking to upgrade their infield.
The Mets may have an elite contingency plan for first base in 2026
Multiple reports from the New York Post revealed that the Mets could wait until next offseason to make a play for Toronto Blue Jays superstar first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Reason being, Alonso rejoined New York’s ranks on a two-year, $54 million deal and could test the open market again next fall.
Should their prized franchise pillar opt to leave after next season, Guerrero Jr.