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Poll: Will Jack Flaherty Or Pete Alonso Sign First?

By Nick Deeds | January 27, 2025 at 10:52am CDT

Just a couple of weeks remain before pitchers and catchers report for spring training, and 32 of MLBTR’s Top 50 MLB Free Agents have signed. That includes 17 of the top 20, with only third baseman Alex Bregman, first baseman Pete Alonso, and right-hander Jack Flaherty still remaining in that upper tier. Bregman’s market has appeared to pick up in recent days, even as he’s stuck to his guns on seeking a long-term contract, but things have remained fairly static for both Alonso and Flaherty.

That lack of movement has come in spite of both players beginning to consider shorter-term offers to at least some degree. In Flaherty’s case, it was reported earlier this month that his camp is “open” to short-term offers after spending much of the winter looking for a five-year deal. Alonso surely entered free agency seeking a long-term pact, but the interest he’s received has been focused on shorter-term arrangements similar to the ones signed by players like Cody Bellinger and Blake Snell last winter. Though he’s open to shorter-term pacts, he rejected a three-year offer from the Mets that guaranteed him around $70MM; his camp had reportedly offered the Mets a three-year deal at a higher annual salary that contained opt-out clauses.

Both Alonso and Flaherty saw their difficult trips through free agency spur candid public comments this weekend. In Flaherty’s case, he delivered those comments himself in an interview where he discussed his “weird” free agency before suggesting that many teams have become somewhat complacent in pursuing just the opportunity to make the postseason rather than trying to construct the best team possible. For Alonso, it was Mets owner Steve Cohen who described “exhausting” negotiations with the club’s longtime first baseman. Cohen noted that he made a “significant” offer to Alonso’s camp but hasn’t been interested in the contract structures being presented by them, calling the deals “highly asymmetric” against the team.

Flaherty and Alonso are two of the more difficult players to evaluate in this winter’s crop of free agents. Flaherty had an undeniably excellent platform season in 2024, pitching to a 3.17 ERA (127 ERA+) in 28 starts between the Tigers and Dodgers while striking out 29.9% of opponents. That was his first time making it to 150 innings in five years, however, as he pitched just 299 innings total over the 2020-23 seasons. That four-year stretch saw Flaherty struggle on a rate basis, as well, with a pedestrian 4.42 ERA (94 ERA+) and 4.36 FIP. In conjunction with high-profile reports around the trade deadline that brought forth concerns regarding Flaherty’s medical records, clubs have been reluctant to commit to the right-hander long term even in spite of his demonstrated upside.

For Alonso, the divisiveness is to be expected for a player with his profile. The slugger’s titanic power allowed him to explode onto the scene back in 2019 when he won Rookie of the Year, crushed 53 homers, and became an instant star. From 2019 to 2022, Alonso slashed .261/.349/.535 (137 wRC+) with 146 homers in 530 games and established himself as a consistent four-win player. The past two seasons have been less productive. He’s hit .229/.324/.480 (121 wRC+) since 2023 with career-worst 34 home runs in 2024. That’s still well above average, but now that Alonso’s bat has seemingly taken a step back from “elite,” his poor defense and relatively pedestrian on-base ability have are more problematic. Alonso’s star power and slugging ability appear to suggest he should be in line for a healthy long-term deal, but the market has moved away from this type of skill set. Were Alonso still in his mid-20s, perhaps it’d be overlooked, but he turned 30 in December.

The start of spring training hasn’t always been enough to convince star players who linger on market to sign, but it’s a strong incentive for players to accelerate talks. Further, the struggles of late signees who miss significant portions of spring training (Jordan Montgomery being the most prominent recent example) could further incentivize players to get a deal in place soon.

Who will be off the board first? Will Alonso be able to reach an agreement that bridges the gap between his peak and more recent production? Or will Flaherty find a team willing to gamble on his excellent 2024 but shaky track record from 2020-23? Have your say in the poll below:

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  1. lowtalker1

    4 months ago

    If they come down off their pipe dream and accept reality then they will both sign

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  2. johncoltrane

    4 months ago

    Mets offered pete 3 yrs
    Has any tm offered jack a contract? Who is linked to him?

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    • Ben Jamin

      4 months ago

      Tigers are interested in Jack if they can’t sign Bregman.

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      • Aaron Sapoznik

        4 months ago

        The Tigers are clear contenders in the wide open AL Central and have ample salary space and positions open for both players. Shame on them if their decision only comes down to one or the other if each player ultimately settles for a reasonable contract.

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        • Motown is My Town

          4 months ago

          Tigers are not willing to open up their wallet as Chris I and Mama Marion refuse to spend any big money on L/T contracts since the Javy Baez fiasco…so it will be moving forward with the kids for a boom or bust year in 2025

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        • chiefnocahoma1

          4 months ago

          Shame that one terrible decision is leading to other bad decisions. Literally no one thought Baez was worth that, likely including Baez himself.

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  3. Canuckleball

    4 months ago

    It seems like Alonso has offers and it’s just a matter of someone (most likely Alonso) blinking. He could easily sign in the coming days.

    Flaherty’s comments make it sound like he’s farther away from any deal.

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    • YankeesBleacherCreature

      4 months ago

      I don’t know what to make of Flaherty’s comments. If he’s not receiving any firm offers, shouldn’t his agent be at least pitching a starting bid to teams by now.

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    • dsett75

      4 months ago

      I agree with you and I agree with Flaherty too. These prix just want a WC. LA, both NY’s & Philly are the only ones going for it. Guess I should throw Arizona in there too since they got Burnes and are trying to get a closer apparently.

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      • cwsOverhaul

        4 months ago

        @dsett: The goal of WC is quite rational for clubs outside the top 5 or 6 (LAD/NYY/NYM/Philly/RSox/Cubs). MLB created this landscape of more participants to reduce regular season meaning while enabling the large market teams to buy its way into playoffs most years (outside of inept FOs of course). Owners and players all want to make money.

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  4. VonPurpleHayes

    4 months ago

    Breaking: The Dodgers signed both.

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    • dsett75

      4 months ago

      It wouldn’t surprise me if they packaged Gonsolin, May and Muncy for something (Castillo + from Seattle maybe) and signed Bregman and Flaherty lol.

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    • imissjoebuzas

      4 months ago

      My momma always says:

      “Market is as market does.”

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  5. jmaa

    4 months ago

    Jack is a crap shoot and needs to be priced accordingly. If you pay for his best you will really pay for his worst!

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    • NYCityRiddler

      4 months ago

      I picked “Neither” yet another advantage to being a subscriber to the “Back Office”

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    • Braves_saints_celts

      4 months ago

      What is a good price for him though? Nobody seems to be giving that answer. If montas, severino, etc. can get multi year deals with good money and they all have injury and performance concerns, why can’t jack who is better than them come close to a contract nearing those? Unless he’s asking for money that is absolutely outrageous I don’t understand why he can’t even get a formal offer. He’s even willing to take a shorter term deal and yet nothing? It doesn’t make sense to me. Is it because teams might be viewing his roll in the MLB players association coup as a factor?

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      • dsett75

        4 months ago

        Braves….I would give him 3/$60 with opt outs. That’s a 6 mil raise from last year. If he has another year like 24, then opt out.

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      • Astros_fan_in_Aus

        4 months ago

        “role”

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        • Braves_saints_celts

          4 months ago

          Get a life and go bang some more trash cans! Braves will forever own the Astros!

          Reply
  6. losrojos

    4 months ago

    It’s funny how some articles point to someone still being young and ascending because they’re only 30 and others like this point to Alonso as already having turned 30 in a negative connotation. Probably just writer bias but it happens on this site a lot.

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    • YankeesBleacherCreature

      4 months ago

      It happens everywhere. Alonso’s hitting profile generally doesn’t age well. Then there is a “still young” 32 y.o. Mookie Betts who has multiple tools to rely on to keep playing well even if his bat speed starts to decline.

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      • KnicksFanCavsFan

        4 months ago

        @Yanks

        I’m what way does his skill set not she well? His skill set is not based on speed or advice average athleticism. 30 isn’t old. It’s his first shot at FA. He’ll be 30 for the whole season. I think a 4 year deal is a safe bet.

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        • YankeesBleacherCreature

          4 months ago

          He’s a slugging first baseman with limited defensive mobility, speed, and baserunning abilities. Alonso draws walks at a rate slightly above league average for his career. Once the bat speed begins to slip and he can’t generate the same power he has now, what would be his strengths? Pitchers will be less afraid to challenge him in the strike zone. Will that happen in the next season or two? Probably not. Historical data for similar skillset players like Alonso doesn’t do him any favors once they’re above age 32.

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        • DaddyJmac

          4 months ago

          These articles never take post season stats into consideration. Take a look at Alonso’s post season batting stats including last year. The guy comes through in the clutch.

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    • dsett75

      4 months ago

      It’s got everything to do with whether they’ve peaked and began their decline versus getting better every year. Alonso in particular, is the former. Had he improved instead of declined, he’d be looked at favorably. If he rights the ship in 25, then he can opt out more than likely. He won’t get more than 3 years for sure now and the difference between offers probably will be opt outs.

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  7. 5TUNT1N

    4 months ago

    Only cuz I foresee an injury and I think everyone has a harder time filling a rotation spot.

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  8. Goose

    4 months ago

    Surprised Flaherty is leading the poll at this point. It sounds like Alonso wants to stay with the Mets but he can’t get the two versions of the deal he wants. If there are other teams I can see him signing elsewhere.

    Flaherty’s rep let it be known a couple of times they aren’t on their initial demands. I wonder how much the demand came down because it doesn’t sound like anyone wants the risk at the ask. If he accepts a Montgomery/Belliinger style deal from last year I can see him signing first.

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  9. Acoss1331

    4 months ago

    I picked Flaherty, unfortunately there’s always an injury so he’s got more value for a team.

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  10. deeds

    4 months ago

    If only Flaherty was as good as he thought he was. At least he’s the smartest guy in the room.

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  11. Salzilla

    4 months ago

    My predictions based on nothing more than notes we’ve already heard and my own two cents…

    I think Jack is going to sign with the Tigers, 2yrs and an option of some sort.

    Pete will go to the Jays for more the Mets offered in some way whether that be more years or shorter but high AAV.

    It’d be rad from this fan’s standpoint to see them and Bregman get deals this week.

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  12. bbgods

    4 months ago

    Flaherty only because he’s a pitcher and wants to avoid late start syndrome.

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    • rocky7

      4 months ago

      He obviously doesn’t care as long as he gets his money and terms……can’t blame him, but lets not talk about how good he is in the clubhouse either…..its every man for himself in MLB these days…..

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  13. jdgoat

    4 months ago

    I’ll guess Alonso. I’m sure he has a few similar offers on the table that he’d be willing to sign for but is just waiting to see if the Mets will balk and raise their offer.

    Flaherty probably doesn’t have the term he’s wanting offered at present due to his past injury concerns and inconsistency.

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  14. Susannah

    4 months ago

    Both players have not found the teams to overpay them like other free agents.

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  15. MRSHOWTIME

    4 months ago

    I wish I could bet on this…… it’s going to be black jack Flaherty

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    • SomTeaver

      4 months ago

      You are correct, sir. They will sign simultaneously at a live event which will be announced shortly.

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      • vinc3nt3

        4 months ago

        Vince McMahon will be the Master of Ceremonies.

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  16. Old York

    4 months ago

    Both are on a private jet to Toronto.

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  17. mlb fan

    4 months ago

    “I can’t understand why no teams are making me offers..it’s hard to explain really”- An unnamed professional baseball player whose negotiating representatives have received almost a dozen offers, but none long enough or expensive enough to suit his liking.

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  18. Atlanta Jack

    4 months ago

    Who cares.

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  19. Moonlight Graham

    4 months ago

    It appears that Alonso has the momentum to land a deal first.

    Personally, I would’ve signed Flaherty on Day One, especially knowing that the rest of the league was more focused on Snell, Burnes, and Fried. Every pitcher is an injury risk; when they get hurt, they usually take some time to get back to form upon returning to action, and then they’re good again. Flaherty appears to be back. And he’s a difference-maker when he’s at the top of his game.

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  20. cwsOverhaul

    4 months ago

    Flaherty and Pivetta should stick to their strong asks even if no one will do it……..like Montgomery last offseason.

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  21. BennyG1919

    4 months ago

    Its extremely annoying either way, how long it takes these guys to sign. They play too many games. Agents are getting stupid. These deals aren’t that complicated

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  22. Billyen

    4 months ago

    Honestly, I’m over it.
    I don’t care.

    MLB should put in a Dec 31st deadline for opening day roster.
    This don’t help the mental health of some fans who take this stuff too seriously.

    Plus, why can’t the Millionaires and Billionaires figure this out in 2 months. Both groups can get fcuked. FANS should strike for a season!

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    • Old York

      4 months ago

      @Billyen

      That’s funny. It reminds me of someone I overheard when they were asked if they were watching any of a certain team’s games. The guy said, he doesn’t support Millionaires and Billionaires and went on a rant about how his job (military) should be the ones getting paid million dollar contracts. Then he said, if only people would stop watching for 1 year, it would change their mind but most fans won’t give up sports.

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    • Ma4170

      4 months ago

      I was thinking January 15 but yes, it doesn’t help players or teams signing so close to ST.

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  23. luvbeisbol

    4 months ago

    An easy vote. No need to even read the objective factors in the post. Choice A is a Boras client, Choice B isn’t.

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  24. Luis_Fazenda

    4 months ago

    I would’ve thought it would be Flaherty, because quality arms are at a premium, and Alonso’s results appear to be trending the wrong way.

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  25. kingbum

    4 months ago

    Jack gonna want to get to work, ST about to start for him. He should sign first just for that reason, he saw what happened to Snell and Montgomery last year…

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  26. The Saber-toothed Superfife

    4 months ago

    The Dodgers should send an invitation to the Illiches to the seminar, “How to Run an MLB Baseball Team”.

    First Step: Hire the Superfife….

    There is a plethora of stuff the Tigers should be doing. They need to shake it up!

    Hire the Superfife, get things done. (Not revealed here.)

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  27. sfjackcoke

    4 months ago

    Pete has the clearest path to a contract, he literally needs to tell Boras “I want to be a Met”. He went to the market with an ask and the market said “pass”. No doubt the deal structure that Cohen says is “asymmetrical” (the risk) is similar to Bellinger’s, You just need to see the return on that deal from the NYY to know that’s a crap structure for teams. I suspect Pete might get something more similar to the deal Joc Pederson’s

    Flaherty is stuck waiting for another Boras client (Bregman) situation to resolve.

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    • Astros_fan_in_Aus

      4 months ago

      Flaherty is not a Boras client.

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  28. dsett75

    4 months ago

    I think Toronto will get one of the two. It’s just a matter of who takes their offer first. Toronto is the only ones throwing money at everyone and it’s not sticking. I could see LA trading Gonsolin, May and Muncy to Seattle for Castillo + and signing both Bregman and Flaherty lol.

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  29. Queen Soto

    4 months ago

    Mets really need to sign both if they want to compete for the NL East title and have a chance to dethrone the powerhouse Dodgers. Give Flaherty 3yr-$60M with opt outs after year 1 & 2. Offer Alonso 3yr-$75M where he can opt out after year 1 but Mets can also buy him out after year 1 for $5M. Helps with the structure issues Cohen was talking about now gives them the slightest protection where if Alonso continues to decline they can get out of the deal themselves and find his replacement next season, Alonso would still earn $30M for 1 season in this scenario if Mets trigger buy out.

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  30. Monsox

    4 months ago

    Who represents Flaherty?

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  31. The Saber-toothed Superfife

    4 months ago

    Sounds like Cohen has has enough of Alonso.

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    • VonPurpleHayes

      4 months ago

      Cohen is a BS artist. The Mets just reportedly offered Alonso a higher deal (3-year 70ish) with an opt-out after 2. I expect Alonso to sign in NY in the coming days. Cohen was just trying to get Alonso on the cheap.

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  32. brucenewton

    4 months ago

    Pete Toronto 3/90

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  33. dirtbagbaseball427

    4 months ago

    You knew this was gonna happen with these 3 guys…

    Tigers sign Flaherty
    Jays sign Alonso
    Astros re-sign Bregman

    …Or Dodgers just sign all 3 (that’s a joke since some people on here don’t know one when they see one)

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  34. bravesfan

    4 months ago

    I’m picking Jack because of his agent and the history of Pete’s agent taking so long. Plus, the first base market isn’t as big and everyone needs pitching, so jack in theory, has more options closer to what he wants than Pete does. In theory.

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  35. BrutalTruth

    4 months ago

    CAA, as an agency, wants a contract. The Boras corporation wants THE contract.

    This is why Flaherty is going to sign first. Boras has no problem dragging negotiations into the season, and Alonso’s a Boras client that isn’t getting the offers Boras thinks he deserves.

    On the other hand, in the results of player polls The Athletic was circulating during the season last year, it seemed Flaherty is not well-loved and considered overrated amongst other players, and may be a bit conceited, which means that he might be stubborn enough about demanding what he feels he deserves to drag it on for a while.

    Regardless, I don’t think we’re going to figure it out very soon.

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  36. friesTO

    4 months ago

    They’ll have to negotiate with their egos first. Should have added Bregman to the poll too. Curious why the Dodgers didn’t keep Flaherty though. Everyone is exhausted and teams are moving on

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