The Boston Red Sox are staring down a first-base dilemma. Their young slugger, Triston Casas, hasn’t been able to stay healthy, and his production this season left more questions than answers. Boston needs power, consistency, and someone who can anchor the lineup.

That’s where Pete Alonso enters the conversation. The 30-year-old Mets star just opted out of his contract and is officially on the free-agent market. Plus, Red Sox insiders are saying the team would consider Alonso over Alex Bregman.

Alonso’s 2025 season reads like a blueprint for impact: 38 homers, 126 RBIs, a .871 OPS over 162 games. Compare that to Casas, who battled a season-ending knee injury in May and managed only three homers with a .580 OPS in 29 games. Boston clearly wants a bat that can deliver right away, and Alons

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