Pete Alonso remains a free agent as the Mets navigate complex and exhausting negotiations to secure him, which Mets owner Steve Cohen described as even more taxing than the recent record-setting bid for Juan Soto. The Mets had initially proposed around $500 million for Soto but ultimately increased their offer to secure him for $765 million. Cohen's determination highlights the team's commitment to landing elite talent, although the Alonso discussions present additional hurdles and complexities that may impact the outcome.
Pete Alonso remains a free agent, and his re-signing negotiations with the Mets are described as even more exhausting than those for Juan Soto.
Mets owner Steve Cohen mentioned that while both negotiations were taxing, the discussions around Alonso's future are proving to be worse.
The Mets' earlier attempts for Juan Soto included a $500 million offer, which they escalated significantly as they faced stiff competition.
Cohen's commitment to securing Soto after a challenging bidding process showcases the team's dedication to landing top talent.
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