Mets could potentially lose $130 million 4x All-Star to Red Sox
They are still pushing hard for a reunion with slugger Pete Alonso, who remains unsigned after the calendar flipped to 2025. New York could still be able to keep him, but because the Boston Red Sox may be shopping first baseman Triston Casas, there could be a fit for Alonso.
Does this pitcher fit the Kansas City Royals' needs after his successful tenure in the Korean Baseball Organization?
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