Pete Alonso of the Mets declares his wishes to trade before the deadline.
New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso. Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports
Mets’ Pete Alonso makes trade-deadline wish clear
By Zac Wassink | Last updated 7/16/24
During his All-Star Game media availability on Monday, first baseman Pete Alonso made it clear he wants to remain with the New York Mets beyond the July 30 MLB trade deadline.
“I’d love to stay and I don’t want to get traded,” Alonso directly said, as shared by Alex Smith of SNY. “I love [New York]. It’s home.”
Alonso remains on track to reach free agency after the season and repeatedly was the subject of trade rumors as the Mets floundered in May. However, the Amazins entered the All-Star break at 49-46 on the campaign and in possession of a wild-card playoff berth.
The Mets open the second half of their season with a four-game series at the lowly Miami Marlins (33-63) that begins on Friday. Those matchups theoretically should give Alonso and others within the Mets clubhouse opportunities to convince Cohen and Stearns that New York’s play over the past month wasn’t a fluke.
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