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While Schwarber’s home run power is undeniable, he may not be at the top of the team's wish list due to defensive limitations and strikeout concerns. However, his ability to clear the fences and provide veteran leadership makes him a compelling option for certain roles or as a supplemental piece.
Pete Alonso: The Top Power Target
Projected Contract & Profile:
McDaniel projects Alonso could receive a 4-year, $110 million contract, with an AAV of $27.5 million. Last season, Alonso displayed a career-best, hitting .272, with 38 homers and an 871 OPS. Notably, his strikeout rate decreased, and his power numbers soared—further evidence of an upward trajectory.
Why He Matters: