Pete Alonso, fresh off another standout season with the Mets, will be getting a sizable raise this year.
Pete Alonso, fresh off another standout season with the Mets, will be getting a sizable raise this year, as the first baseman and the team avoided arbitration and settled on a contract worth $14.5 million prior to Friday’s deadline.
Alonso made $7.4 million a year ago in his first year of arbitration and isn’t due to hit free agency until after the 2024 season.He led the team in most offensive categories, including homers , RBIs and OPS .Share this article:
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