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He appreciates Alonso’s recent personal milestone of becoming a father but stresses that in negotiations, priorities need to be clear. Alonso should consider whether he truly wants to stay in New York or seek a major contract elsewhere—and adjust expectations accordingly.
Summary
Overall, the podcast underscores that a seven-year deal for Pete Alonso is highly unlikely given current market trends, Alonso’s defensive stats, and the team’s needs. Alonso's best path may be staying with the Mets on a shorter contract, avoiding the mistake of overplaying his hand as Conforto did. The host remains hopeful for Alonso’s future but firmly advocates for grounded negotiations rooted in current realities.