Yeah, that’s actually a big talking point right now. Pete Alonso aiming for a long-term deal like seven years makes sense from a player perspective, especially considering his power numbers and consistency over the years. But at the same time, teams are usually a bit cautious with long contracts for players entering their 30s, so it’ll be interesting to see how the market responds.

In the end, it’ll probably come down to finding the right balance between years and salary. Some teams might prefer a shorter deal with higher annual value instead of committing for that long.

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