First baseman Pete Alonso plans to opt out of his contract and enter free agency, seeking at least a seven-year deal despite concerns about his defensive limitations compared to peers like Freddie Freeman. After a strong season, Alonso is likely to secure a better contract than last year’s $20.5MM, especially without draft pick compensation affecting his market.
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