On a Friday in December, baseball agent Scott Boras and his client Juan Soto paid a visit to New York Mets owner Steve Cohen at his home in Delray Beach, Florida. Soto, a 26-year-old lefty slugger ...

The New York Mets made tons of splashes during the offseason. One splash was signing outfielder Juan Soto to a 15-year, $765 ...

even with Steve Cohen's considerable resources. Financially, playing the long game and accepting a short-term contract for now was the best decision for Alonso and his agent Scott Boras.

A little Flushing love, followed up by Steve Cohen’s cash ... $158 million offer before hitting free agency and hired Scott Boras. That didn’t quite work out as Alonso had imagined, as ...

Agent Scott Boras has been ... A third posited: "A total loss for Boras, who didn’t care because he got the win with Soto. Pete suffers, as he was second fiddle. Cohen sticks to his word.

Read More: How Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s new deal affects Pete Alonso’s free agency The question will be how will another negotiation go with Scott Boras and the Mets? Steve Cohen openly talked at ...

The Steve Cohen-led New York Mets managed to steal ... Steve Alonso took a dig at Scott Boras. He said- “David and I flew down, had a great conversation over a few hours, and frankly, Pete ...

"Obviously, if something happens, then I am sure Scott (Boras) and Steve (Cohen) or David (Stearns) will talk about it, but my job is to focus and lock in on the season, and win," Alonso said.

Pete Alonso didn’t come right out and say it Monday, but the chances of his staying long-term in Flushing improved dramatically the moment Vladimir Guerrero Jr. agreed on his new $500 million ...