Alonso's market is not what he had hoped it would be, meaning that the Giants would theoretically be able to get him for relatively cheap. Considering their first baseman options are currently ...

“If Pete Alonso signs somewhere else and hits 50 home runs and drives in 150, it’s gonna feel like the Giants with Saquon ... by us and social media and other third-party partners in ...

Chapman, however, liked it in San Francisco so much that he signed a long-term extension to remain with the Giants. Despite the fact that Alonso is still a great hitter, organizations appear less ...

While the New York Mets continue to look like the most logical landing spot, Alonso's prolonged free agency could open the door for other interested teams. Are the San Francisco Giants preparing ...

“Yet a middle-of-the-order slugger remains a need, and the club reportedly has some interest in Pete Alonso," he wrote. "He'd be risking a lot if he chose to call Oracle Park home, but the ...

Alonso had already turned down a three-year, $90 million deal from the Mets earlier in the offseason. The San Francisco Giants have also been linked to Alonso and could lure him away from New York.

As the offseason market dwindles, there’s still one major bat that could make a lot of sense for a team like the Giants. Should the Giants make a push and try to add Pete Alonso? It was reported ...

None of them apparently will be bidders for Alonso or Boras’ other premier free agent ... A best bet landing spot for Alonso at this point is the Giants, who have a need for a power-hitting ...

it would be a Hail Mary at this point for Alonso to stay in Flushing. You may recall that after Correa had failed a physical with the Giants, the Mets pounced with a 12-year, $315 million ...

Other than Wade, their only left-handed ... The best hitter available, period, is first baseman Pete Alonso, but the Giants haven't signaled much interest, and there are valid reasons why Alonso ...