Pete Alonso has been the beating heart of the New York Mets for the better part of seven seasons. The home runs, the fire, the passion—he’s been more than a power bat; he’s been an identity. But as free agency opens its door, the “Polar Bear” stands on uncertain ground. His future in Queens, once a given, suddenly feels anything but secure.

A Legacy Built on Power

Since bursting onto the scene in 2019, Alonso has embodied the modern slugger’s ideal. He’s never been known for slick defense or blazing speed, but few players in baseball can match his ability to change a game with one swing. His 264 career home runs tell the story. That total, impressive on its own, becomes even more staggering when you remember one of those seasons was cut short by the pandemic.

And he’s not done yet. Alon

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