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Mets Face Offseason Dilemma with Alonso's Free Agency
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The New York Mets face a critical offseason as star first baseman Pete Alonso heads into free agency, with fans and analysts questioning the teams ability to re-sign him. Reports suggest the Mets are no longer frontrunners, leaving fans concerned about retaining their powerful slugger. The team is also considering other free agent power hitters like Kyle Schwarber if Alonso leaves. Alonsos agent, Scott Boras, is known for tough negotiations, and the market for Alonso is predicted to be strong. The situation is further complicated by fellow Mets star Edwin Diaz entering free agency, raising questions about the teams ability to afford both key players. The outcome of these negotiations will significantly impact the teams roster and competitive outlook for upcoming seasons.
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