Alonso worked with Eric Chavez and co-hitting coach Jeremy Barnes on drills to better utilize hips and swing more efficiently.

Not even two days after signing Japanese star pitcher Roki Sasaki last month, the Dodgers outmuscled the Cubs for the best reliever on the free agent market, giving lefty Tanner Scott a four-year deal worth $72 million.

Pete Alonso reflects on his re-signing journey with the New York Mets, emphasizing his patience and confidence that things would work out. Alonso credited his discussions with David Stearns and the support from individuals like Brandon Nimmo as crucial to his re-signing success.

When the New York Mets acquired Juan Soto in the offseason, fans were eager to see Pete Alonso remain with the team. Now, one of his teammates has shared behind-the-scenes details about his re-signing.

And according to a March 4 article from Will Sammon of The Athletic, New York hitting coach Eric Chavez expects major improvements from

All-Star first baseman Pete Alonso is already only 27 home runs from the New York Mets’ franchise home run record. Mets legend Darryl Strawberry has held the record for over 30 years, and he admittedly won’t be upset if Alonso surpasses him in the coming months.