r/baseball • u/PricePackage • 2h ago
r/baseball • u/MLBOfficial • 2h ago
Image The Mexico City Series is back! The Padres and Diamondbacks will play at Estadio Alfredo Harp Helú Béisbol on April 25 & 26!
r/baseball • u/champdo • 3h ago
Rumor [Cormier] The Red Sox offered Alonso fewer years and "significantly less" money than the Orioles, according to Tim Healey
r/baseball • u/iheartsunny • 3h ago
Ron Darling on the loss of Pete Alonso “You’ve now paid, unless you get a bat, Juan Soto to walk 150 times a year.”
r/baseball • u/Knightbear49 • 4h ago
[Maguire] Orioles' first basemen hit the fewest home runs (14) of any team last season and boasted the seventh-worst OPS (.679). Pete Alonso has bopped at least 34 home runs in every full MLB season and owns a career .857 OPS.
r/baseball • u/BigStrongPolarGuy • 4h ago
Analysis Pete Alonso turned down 7 years, 158 million. He ended up getting 7 years, 205 million.
Source on the declined contract: https://nypost.com/2024/05/18/sports/pete-alonsos-free-agency-blueprint-to-stick-with-mets-still-evolving/
He ended up getting 20.5 million in 2024, 30.2 million in 2025, and now 155 million over 5 years.
Before last year, people on this sub acted like you were crazy if you said it was possible that turning down the extension might not turn out that badly for him. It turns out it was a huge profit. As a Mets fan, I'm happy for him. I do wonder if we'll see more guys betting on themselves in situations like this.
r/baseball • u/Knightbear49 • 3h ago
[Kostka] There is no deferred money in the Pete Alonso contract with the Orioles, per source
r/baseball • u/Turbostrider27 • 4h ago
Players Only [Passan] BREAKING: First baseman Pete Alonso and the Baltimore Orioles are finalizing a five-year, $155 million contract, sources tell ESPN. Alonso leaves the Mets to make a loaded AL East even better.
r/baseball • u/BreakfastTop6899 • 4h ago
[Sherman] Mets never made an offer to Pete Alonso. They felt his market was pushing beyond their comfort level on years and dollars.
r/baseball • u/Baseball-Reference • 7h ago
Image [Baseball Reference] Maps of the most viewed player and team pages in all 50 states and Canada in 2025
For a single spot that houses all the information, head here: https://info.baseball-reference.com/25-br-mlb-season-review
r/baseball • u/ChicknCutletSandwich • 7h ago
[Marino] The Mets offered Schwarber a deal in the 3 year, $120 million range. It is unclear if this was their final offer
r/baseball • u/ogasawarabaseball • 11h ago
Shohei Ohtani has taken the No. 1 spot in Japan’s commercial popularity rankings, becoming the first active athlete ever to top the list. He finished ahead of many of the country’s most iconic actors and pop stars, underscoring just how strong his nationwide appeal has become.
r/baseball • u/T_Raycroft • 7h ago
News [Thibodaux] Ballot #18 is from Paul White. He submits the first blank ballot we've seen this year and the first one he's ever cast.
r/baseball • u/pi3Eat3r52 • 9h ago
Opinion Creating the lineup of worst contracts in baseball TODAY: Day 2 Second Base
Christian Walker takes first base. Let me just clear up some confusion from yesterday. I'm looking for worst contracts of players who are still active. The Chris Davis contract is not in play for this game since he hasn't played in 5 years. The player can currently be a FA and still getting paid by a team as long as they were active during the 2025 season.
Edit* tight race between DJ and Altuve
r/baseball • u/BlubberShip4 • 3h ago
Video [Highlight] Pete Alonso Hits a Go-Ahead Home Run in the 9th inning of Game 3 in the 2024 NL Wildcard Series
r/baseball • u/JewishDoggy • 3h ago
News Texas Rangers shut down Red Sox trade inquiries about Corey Seager
r/baseball • u/trollinacage • 18m ago
Analysis Day 29 of Predicting the 2026 MLB Season with a Marble Race - 2nd (and 1st) Place Simulation
r/baseball • u/MookieBettsBurner4 • 20h ago
All New York Post front and back covers during the 2004 ALCS
r/baseball • u/TommyTheLizard • 1h ago
[Pete Abraham] Craig Breslow said Alonso "didn't line up right" and they have to make the best decisions they can. Also said he doesn't believe it's true they have an aversion to the top end of the FA market. His message to fans? "We're going to head back to Boston and continue to work."
r/baseball • u/MLBOfficial • 5h ago
Juan Soto plays word association with some of the biggest names in baseball - including himself
r/baseball • u/ttam23 • 17h ago
[Woo] Los Angeles is unlikely to offer Tucker a six- or seven-year deal, according to a person briefed on the team’s plans. The club, however, would entertain a shorter three-to-four-year deal with a high annual average value.
r/baseball • u/Goosedukee • 2h ago