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New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso, who made his fifth All-Star Game appearance of his seven-year career on Tuesday, was poised to play a big role in what was the first-ever "swing-off" that decided who won the game.
At the 2021 trade deadline, the New York Mets took a risk, trading Pete Crow-Armstrong to the Chicago Cubs in exchange for half a year of Javier Baez and Trevor
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What could Pete Alonso’s next contract look like to stay with Mets?After last winter’s drama that ultimately saw him return to the Mets on a two-year, $54 million deal, Pete Alonso is humming all cylinders in 2025 — and the odometer that is tracking his next payday continues to rise with each passing mile.
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Chicago Cubs: New York Mets wanted PCA back, offered Pete AlonsoDid you know that the Chicago Cubs were approached by the New York Mets two years ago in an attempt to get Pete Crow-Armstrong back? Well, that’s certainly a new one for all but the most inside of insiders.
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Real Madrid have been busy in the transfer market in recent weeks, with four signings having already been confirmed. But because of these arrivals, there will now need to be players on their way out
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