Pete Alonso plans to fire agent Scott Boras if $340,000,000 Mets re-signing fails: Report

There have been noticeable struggles between the New York Mets and Pete Alonso, in regards to re-signing status. While Mets owner Steve Cohen has publicly admitted to having moved on from the contract discussions, multiple reports from MLB insiders have hinted at their potential reunion. However, according to the latest report, if Alonso's agent, Scott Boras, failed at getting him signed back, he might be fired by the first baseman.MLB insider Andy Martino previously revealed how the Mets would not offer Pete Alonso a contract of more than $340 Million if the first baseman decides to come back to the team. Even though multiple reports claimed that he has been exploring other potential offers, there's no doubt about the fact that he wants to get back to the Mets. In a recent report from the New York Post, radio commentator and MLB analyst Evan Roberts talked about how Pete Alonso might end up firing his agent, Scott Boras, if he failed to secure a re-signing with the Mets. Talking about the same, Roberts said:"Pete Alonso said to Scott, 'I want to go home, and you better make it happen,' and now Scott is trying the last tiny pit of power he has to say 'We've given you everything, Mets, now seal the deal. Alonso will soon sign a contract, and soon after... Scott Boras is going to get fired. He's going to get fired because he's failed Pete Alonso."Talking about the first baseman’s return, MLB insider Jon Heyman previously revealed how Pete Alonso has "desperately" been hoping for the Mets to re-sign him for a contract that is comfortable for both parties. Talking about the same in his report, Heyman said:“Truly, it’s hard to know what to make of the ongoing saga involving the National League’s top home run hitter since he came into the league and one of the most prolific in the history of the franchise. But from my drama-free distance, it feels like Alonso desperately hopes to return while the Mets could go either way.”Nevertheless, there has been a buzz on the internet that the Cincinnati Reds have connected with Pete Alonso and showed great interest in hiring him. However, according to a Mets insider, Alonso's match with the Reds is "wildly improbable" compared to that with his previous team. What's your take on this?