Pete Alonso betting odds for next MLB team
Four-time MLB All-Star and former Florida Gators standout, Pete Alonso, is set to enter free agency and many teams are being linked to his services.
According to the New York Post, Alonso could earn a more lucrative contract than the one the New York Mets offered him in 2023. That was worth 7 years for $158 million. He is represented by Scott Boras.
Below are the betting odds recently released by DraftKings.
New York Mets: +600
Washington Nationals: +600
Any other team not on this list: +650
Seattle Mariners: +650
Boston Red Sox: +700
New York Yankees: +700
Detroit Tigers: +800
San Francisco Giants: +900
Los Angeles Angels: +900
San Diego Padres: +950
Chicago Cubs: 10/1
Pittsburgh Pirates: 11/1
During the 2024 season, the Mets first baseman posted a batting average of .240 and recorded 34 home runs and 88 runs batted in. It wasn’t his best season by any stretch, but he had some big moments ranked 12th in Major League Baseball for home runs.
What they’re saying about Pete Alonso
Gary Cohen, the SNY Mets play-by-play announcer, recently gave his opinion on Alonso’s future following the Mets’ Game 6 loss in the NL Championship Series.
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“This is what I know: I know that Pete Alonso would like to stay with the Mets,” Cohen said. “I know that the Mets would like to keep Pete Alonso. I know that Scott Boras is an agent who likes to get top dollar in the market, and I‘m sure Pete Alonso would like to get top dollar in the market.
“How it plays out is anybody’s guess. My gut feeling is that there’s a better than even chance that Pete Alonso remains a New York Met.”
Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns has shared his thoughts as well.
“There is no magic formula,” Stearns said. “There’s no equation that spits out what all of that is for us. There is judgment involved. There’s evaluating the market involved and then we’ll see how this process goes throughout the offseason.”
Stay tuned to Gators Online.
