Pete Alonso Next Team Odds: Where Does the HR Hitter Play in 2025?

Two-time MLB Home Run Derby winner Pete Alonso is one of the prized free agents this offseason. The All-Star first baseman known as “Polar Bear” has slugged 226 homers for the New York Mets over the past six seasons since debuting in 2019, and he now hits the free agent market, free to go to the higher bidder. 

As free agency winds down, Alonso is still without a team. Several squads could still consider one of the sport’s top power bats worth the price tag. 

With free agency soon underway now that the World Series has ended, Bookies.com veteran oddsmaker Adam Thompson has created MLB odds for Alonso’s next home team.

Pete Alonso 2025 Team Odds

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Where Will Pete Alonso Land in 2025?

At the start of free agency, Alonso was seeking a long-term deal in excess of $200 million. Fast-forward to late January, and it's clear he won't get half that. Alonso played in all 162 games for the Mets but finished with the worst power numbers of his five full seasons played.

Still, he hit 34 HRs with 88 RBIs, so teams in need of additional lumber and a spot at first base/designated hitter could bring him in. 

The Toronto Blue Jays have been in negotiations with Alonso for much of the off-season, as his old team, the New York Mets. Neither has been able to reach a deal, but after being spurned by most top players on the market, Toronto may be inclined to be the highest bidder. That he plays the same position as Vladimir Guerrero Jr. could be the big hang-up. 

Considering multi-billionaire Steve Cohen owns the Mets, you can never count them out of signing any free agent. Alonso, after all, has been a star for the team for the past six years.

The Los Angeles Angels have been spenders this off-season and the San Francisco Giants, like the Blue Jays, just missed on their top targets. Both would add a much-needed power boost to the first base position with Alonso. 

Leading The Field are the Chicago Cubs and San Diego Padres, who could surprise by making a reasonable offer for Alonso.