Overview
- Pete Alonso is dominating the National League offensively, leading in RBIs, doubles, and on-base percentage while batting .328 with nine home runs.
- MLB analyst Jordan Shusterman has predicted Alonso could win the NL Triple Crown, a feat last achieved in 2012 by Miguel Cabrera.
- Alonso’s offseason adjustments, including improved plate discipline and opposite-field hitting, have fueled his resurgence, according to his agent Scott Boras.
- The Mets signed Alonso to a two-year, $54 million deal in February 2025, but he is widely expected to opt out and seek a long-term contract.
- The Philadelphia Phillies have been identified as a potential suitor for Alonso, potentially intensifying the NL East rivalry if he leaves the Mets.