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NY Mets rumors: A free agent reunion only Juan Soto is asking for
One of the first New York Mets rumors to come out after the loss of Edwin Diaz involves the reunion with another free agent. It’s not Pete Alonso. It’s not Tyle ...
Mets have had a tough year since that Juan Soto deal, and there are plenty of holes to fill
Any momentum from the seismic Juan Soto deal, as well as the magical October run that preceded the signing, is so far gone ...
Sports Illustrated
New York Mets Seen as 'Biggest Threat' to Sign Juan Soto Away From Yankees
A majority of New York Mets fans are probably rooting for the team that beat them in the NLCS to win the 2024 World Series. This sounds absurd on the surface. But when one considers that this team ...
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NY Mets should swarm toward Padres trade candidate they wanted last winter
It didn’t make much sense for the New York Mets to sign Nick Pivetta last offseason after adding Juan Soto. He would’ve cost ...
Yardbarker on MSN
Mets' David Stearns makes offseason agenda clear with final Pete Alonso decision
New York Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns has now left little doubt that he was convinced the Mets' core ...
Source: Mets and Starling Marte have mutual interest in reunion
ORLANDO - The New York Mets could potentially re-sign a familiar face this offseason. Sources indicate there is mutual ...
Sportskeeda
“Kyle Schwarber is a Met” - Fans call out for Phillies star after Carlos Mendoza reveals Juan Soto's surprising DH stance
New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza shared an update on Juan Soto's wishes to continue to be on the field, paving the way ...
Yardbarker
Juan Soto makes his 'hope' for Pete Alonso's Mets future extremely clear
The New York Mets made the biggest splash in the 2024 MLB offseason when they signed Juan Soto to a 15-year, $765 million contract, which was the biggest contract in sports history. But the ...
Yankees are still spending Juan Soto's money a year later - here's who they could acquire
This article was originally published on www.fansided.com as Yankees are still spending Juan Soto's money a year later - here ...