Overview
- Alonso is in year one of a two-year, $54 million Mets deal that includes a roughly $24 million player option after this season, leaving him free to re-enter the market if he declines it.
- He has produced a strong 2025 campaign with around 31 home runs, an OPS in the mid-.860s and 110 RBIs, reinforcing predictions that he will opt out.
- Bleacher Report’s Tim Kelly and ESPN’s Jeff Passan are among those saying an opt-out is likely, though no decision has been announced.
- MLB insider Jon Heyman views the Mets as the most logical fit to retain him while listing the Yankees as a potential suitor, with the Cubs and Red Sox also mentioned.
- As a Scott Boras client, Alonso is expected by analysts to seek a five- to six-year deal potentially approaching $200 million, with some questioning whether David Stearns will commit long term.