The New York Mets found a way to bring Pete Alonso back on a short-term deal last winter. However, he has opted out of that deal and is once again on the open market.

Not only was Alonso named an All-Star for the fourth consecutive season, but he also had one of the best years of his career. He set himself up to be paid, hitting a career-best .272 and raising his OPS by 83 points from last season. He should garner plenty of interest this offseason, and figures to get the long-term deal he searched for last year.

He is a fan favorite and the Mets' all-time home run leader. However, his re-signing with the Mets is not a lock. David Stearns spoke at length after the season about the Mets wanting to improve their defense, and Alonso is not an elite defender. However, at the general manager m

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