Former Met Edgardo Alfonzo has been cut by the Texas Rangers, once again putting the brakes on his attempt to return to the pros. Fonzie recieved a minor league contract with a spring invite. 

Fonz has been back and forth between baseball and kind of baseball, including time with MLB team the Anneheim Angels and time with Indy league teams like the Long Island Ducks and Toronto Blue Jays. While with the Mets Fonz won a Silver Slugger, hit a playoff Grand Slam, and was a member of the so called Best Infield Ever. He had a .292 average over eight seasons as a Met, including 120 homeruns and 212 doubles. The Mets allowed him to leave via free agency after the 2002 season.

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