Why Mets’ $765 million Juan Soto megadeal isn’t the overpay it might be for other teams
PORT ST. LUCIE — A couple things might surprise you about Juan Soto, the Mets’ new all-time hitting savant who was rifling liners all over the main field at Clover Park on Day 1 here. One is that he told folks he was nervous for his first official day in orange and blue.
Four takeaways from Mets' Juan Soto’s first day in spring training
In December, Soto signed a 15-year, $765 million contract with the Mets. After playing on three teams — the Washington Nationals, San Diego Padres and New York Yankees — the 26-year-old slugger will call Queens home, potentially, for the rest of his career.
Depending on the estimation, it had been at least a decade -- maybe two, maybe more -- since a spectacle of this caliber had ...
New York Mets outfielder Juan Soto spoke for the first time since arriving in Port St. Lucie. He shared a simple response to ...
"As soon as he stepped on the field, as he was talking toward the cage, you could just feel it," Carlos Mendoza said.
Juan Soto arrived at Mets spring training Sunday after signing the richest contract in professional sports history in the ...
As Juan Soto, in his first workout with the Mets, participated in conditioning drills, fans stood behind a chain-link fence ...
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Manager Carlos Mendoza keeps Marte updated with refreshing transparency: “He wants to be here and we want him here.” ...
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