Some New York Mets fans are wondering if owner Steve Cohen and team president of baseball operations David Stearns may already view Guerrero Jr. as an eventual replacement for Alonso.

The Toronto Blue Jays can revisit the “takedown number” for extending their four-time All-Star before the New York Mets get a chance.

Mets fans are already dreaming about team owner Steve Cohen showing Guerrero the money assuming the first baseman reaches free agency this fall, as expected.

After an incredibly arduous and drawn-out negotiating process, the New York Mets and Pete Alonso agreed to terms on a two-year, $54 million contract to keep him

The Mets could be the team to watch for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. if Pete Alonso opts out of his current contract with the

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. rejected a contract extension with the Toronto Blue Jays and expressed a personal reason for never joining the New York Yankees, related to a childhood incident. Despite speculation from New York Mets manager Steve Phillips about Guerrero joining the Yankees,

Finishing sixth in American League MVP voting, Guerrero drove in 103 runs while posting a 166 OPS+ that ranked fifth in baseball. Still just 25 years old, Guerrero will enter free agency at the same age Juan Soto did this offseason before signing a 15-year, $765 million contract with the New York Mets.

The Blue Jays and slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. haven't reached an extension agreement. If he becomes a free agent next offseason, his contract will be massive.