Rejoice, Mets fans! We are right smack in the middle of the holiday season. And on Sunday night, with baseball writers convening in Dallas for this week’s winter meetings, the Mets signed Juan Soto, the player widely considered the biggest and best present underneath the tree. Offensive Outlook Juan Soto, a lifetime .285/.421/.532/.953 batter has arguably been one of the best hitters in...
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Pinch yourself, it’s real. The Mets did sign superstar outfielder Juan Soto to a franchise-altering 15-year, $765 million contract Sunday evening. Soto’s contract not only eclipsed Shohei Ohtani’s 10-year, $700 million deal he signed in the 2023 offseason, but it’s the largest contract in professional sports history. After being one of the most sought-after free agents...
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Here we go again. The Mets want a former Yankee free agent. Having added former Yankees Frankie Montas, Clay Holmes and superstar outfielder Juan Soto this offseason, a source told ESPN Monday the Mets are interested in another player who last played in the Bronx: Jonathan Loáisiga. The Mets, Yankees, Padres and Rangers are all interested in the 30-year-old right-handed reliever who missed...
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In case you missed it, the Mets and superstar outfielder Juan Soto agreed to the largest professional contract in professional sports history Sunday night. The 15-year, $765 million deal includes no deferred money but incentives that could reach the total deal to $800 million. Soto has an opt-out after the fifth year, according to Will Sammon of The Athletic. The signing ushers another new era...
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Updated Post – Dec. 9 Japanese right-hander Rōki Sasaki has been officially posted to Major League Baseball. The 23-year-old can officially start signing with teams on Jan. 15, and his signing window closes on Jan. 23. Sasaki is subject to international free agency rules for players under 25 years old, meaning the biggest contract he can receive is the top IFA bonus pool of $7.5 million...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets have agreed to terms with Juan Soto on a 15-year contract worth $765 million, making it the largest deal in the history of sports. The deal includes a $75 million signing bonus and an opt-out clause after the 2029 season, though the Mets can void it if they raise Soto’s average annual salary to $55 million. The deal has a maximum value of $805 million....
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