Breaking: Here we go Pete Alonso sign’s contract extension

Pete Alonso sat at his locker, staring at the familiar orange and blue jersey hanging beside him. He could hear the faint buzz of reporters outside the clubhouse, waiting for the official word. The contract was in front of him, an extension with the New York Mets that would keep him in the city he loved for the next seven years.

His pen hovered over the paper, his mind drifting back to the first time he set foot on Citi Field. It had been a dream come true, the roar of the fans as he hit home runs into the bleachers, game after game. Now, the dream was becoming something even bigger—a legacy.

The numbers were staggering. They had offered him more than he ever imagined, but it wasn’t about the money. It was about the loyalty, the connection with the fans who had embraced him from day one. It was about winning a championship in the place where he felt he truly belonged.

Alonso smiled, thinking about the future. He could see it all—the playoffs, the victories, the energy of the city lifting him as he rounded the bases, fist pumping toward the sky. This was home.

With a deep breath, he signed his name, sealing his fate as a Met for the long haul. He stood up, ready to face the media and the fans, feeling more certain than ever.

“I’m not done here,” he whispered to himself. “This is just the beginning.”