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Orioles push for foul-pole tech after Alonso call stands
sports2 hours ago

Orioles push for foul-pole tech after Alonso call stands

Pete Alonso’s seventh-inning drive was ruled foul and upheld on review, costing Baltimore a game they led. The Orioles criticized MLB’s tech and pressed for foul-pole verification using laser or vertical cameras (and AI ball-tracking) to overturn calls. Alonso and manager Craig Albernaz cited limited camera angles for this play and urged 2026-era upgrades, noting the two-angle overturn rule and questioning why cost prevents adoption as the Yankees won 5-3.

Pete Alonso Sidelined by Hand Injury Amidst Streak Extension
sports1 year ago

Pete Alonso Sidelined by Hand Injury Amidst Streak Extension

The Boston Red Sox are monitoring first baseman Pete Alonso as a potential trade target before the July 31 MLB deadline, especially if they fail to upgrade their roster. Alonso, a five-time All-Star and free agent after the season, is currently dealing with a hand injury that caused him to miss a game, but he remains a top offensive performer with a career-high .275 batting average and 21 home runs. Despite his injury, Alonso's future remains uncertain as he considers free agency.

Juan Soto and Pete Alonso Lead Mets' Offensive Surge
sports1 year ago

Juan Soto and Pete Alonso Lead Mets' Offensive Surge

Pete Alonso and other MLB players had notable performances on 6/8/25, with Alonso hitting two home runs and passing David Wright for second in Mets' all-time home runs, while other players like Jeff McNeil, Aaron Judge, and Bo Naylor also contributed significant stats. Alonso's recent surge has improved his season outlook, making him a valuable fantasy asset, and the article highlights key performances and trends across the league.

Mets Maintain Interest in Alonso, Says Cohen
sports1 year ago

Mets Maintain Interest in Alonso, Says Cohen

Mets owner Steve Cohen confirmed the team is still in talks with Pete Alonso about his free agency, following comments from baseball operations president David Stearns expressing a desire to retain him. While Alonso has shown interest in the Yankees if the Mets don't make a strong offer, there is no substantial indication of other teams' involvement. Alonso, who declined a qualifying offer, had a down year but remains a valuable player. The Mets, despite their high payroll, could financially accommodate Alonso while also needing to address other roster areas.

Mets' Future Strategy After Record-Breaking Juan Soto Deal
sports1 year ago

Mets' Future Strategy After Record-Breaking Juan Soto Deal

The New York Mets have signed Juan Soto to a record-breaking 15-year, $765 million contract, making him the centerpiece of their roster. To build a championship team around Soto, the Mets need to strengthen their rotation, decide on re-signing or replacing Pete Alonso, and bolster their bullpen. Despite recent signings like Frankie Montas and Clay Holmes, the Mets' rotation remains thin, and they may explore trades for additional pitching talent. The team also needs to address their infield, potentially by re-signing Alonso or acquiring a new third baseman, and continue finding cost-effective bullpen reinforcements.

MLB Winter Meetings Heat Up with $700M Juan Soto Bids
sports1 year ago

MLB Winter Meetings Heat Up with $700M Juan Soto Bids

The New York Mets are entering the MLB Winter Meetings with a focus on acquiring All-Star outfielder Juan Soto, whose decision will significantly impact their offseason strategy. The Mets and Yankees have reportedly submitted bids ranging from $710 million to $730 million for Soto. Besides Soto, the Mets are also considering the future of Pete Alonso, addressing their starting rotation, exploring trade options, and strengthening their bullpen. The outcome of Soto's decision could influence Alonso's return and other roster moves.

Roki Sasaki's MLB Future: Red Sox Lead, Dodgers Rumors Denied
sports1 year ago

Roki Sasaki's MLB Future: Red Sox Lead, Dodgers Rumors Denied

The Boston Red Sox are emerging as favorites to sign Japanese pitcher Roki Sasaki, leveraging their strong player development and recent acquisition of Masataka Yoshida. Meanwhile, Willy Adames is unlikely to return to the Brewers, with several teams, including the Dodgers and Braves, interested in him. Pete Alonso's free agency is also a major storyline, with the Mets still favored to retain him despite interest from the Nationals and other teams. Alonso previously turned down a seven-year, $158 million offer, and his future contract remains a topic of speculation.