Despite being one of baseball’s most prolific power hitters, Pete Alonso’s free agency has been curiously quiet. The 30-year-old, coming off another dominant season, remains unsigned as teams weigh their options at first base.

It is January 3, so the slow portion of the MLB offseason continues. We've still got some big-name free agents available while some trade candidates haven't yet been moved, so some stuff needs to happen before spring training.

First baseman Pete Alonso still needs a home for the 2025 regular season. Will he re-sign with the New York Mets or head elsewhere?

Alonso, a Scott Boras client, always was expected to test the market this offseason. Now, the Mets have the clearest hole at first base after their competition — the New York Yankees (Paul Goldschmidt), Houston Astros (Christian Walker), Arizona Diamondbacks (Josh Naylor) and Nationals (Nathaniel Lowe) ― have filled their needs at the position.

Still, some notable free agents and trade targets remain available, and that means a daily supply of MLB rumors we get into the back half of the offseason. Speaking of which, Thursday's supply can be found just below.

Speculation around Pete Alonso's future continues as MLB rumors reveal the team most likely to secure the slugger’s signature this offseason. The New York Mets have made significant moves during the MLB offseason,

Pete Alonso’s rumors continue to swirl as more teams emerge as contenders for the slugger. The New York Mets have Juan Soto and they have not offered Alonso a contract that suits him. Alonso declined his qualifying offer and the Mets were reportedly considering a short-term deal worth $90 million.