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The New York Mets lost Pete Alonso in free agency to the Baltimore Orioles, and they failed to replace his production. Jared Young, Mark Vientos, Brett Baty, Eric Wagaman, Christopher Morel and Jorge Polanco all saw time at first base…
Baseball Now argues that the New York Mets should target free-agent infielder Alec Bohm to address their ongoing vacancy at first base. After losing Pete Alonso to the Baltimore Orioles, New York cycled through multiple players at the position without establishing a long-term solution. David Stearns is expected to seek a reliable starter at first base during the offseason.
Bohm transitioned to first base for the Philadelphia Phillies following a midseason infield shuffle. Baseball Now notes that while Bohm's overall offensive numbers have dropped since his 2024 All-Star campaign, his strong second-half performance could make him an attractive target on a short-term or prove-it free-agent deal.
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