Major Juan Soto Announcement Made on Saturday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. New York Mets outfielder Juan Soto is in the first season of his historic 15-year, $765 million contract.

LOS ANGELES -- The Juan Soto the New York Mets expected when they gave him the richest contract in sports history finally appeared in his purest form Wednesday night at Dodger Stadium by stealing ...

NEW YORK -- Juan Soto had one thought cross his mind when he connected on Tony Gonsolin's splitter over the plate with the bases loaded and two outs in the fourth inning Saturday night.

So Mendoza wanted to float an idea by Soto. Instead of batting second, what do you think of third? Advertisement Soto never asked Mendoza why. Never protested. Never raised an eyebrow or shot an ...

What in the world is going on with Juan Soto? The New York Mets outfielder is getting beat by fastballs, he is rightfully getting crushed for not hustling on at least two instances, he has lost ...

Almost a third of the way into the season, it's fair to say Juan Soto is not having the impact the New York Mets expected when they signed him to a record $765 million free-agent contract this ...

BOSTON — As the baseball sailed deep to left field, Juan Soto took two steps backward out of the batter's box to appreciate the flight. The only problem? The ball bounced about halfway up the ...

When Juan Soto opted to leave the Yankees and sign a massive 15-year contract with the crosstown rival Mets, he knew those visits to Yankee Stadium were not going to be pleasant. But in his first ...

Juan Soto only spent just one season in New York Yankees pinstripes. After helping the Yankees advance to the 2024 World Series, Soto switched New York City boroughs and signed a historic contract ...

WASHINGTON — Watching Juan Soto in the batter’s box without him performing his signature “Soto Shuffle” is akin to seeing Superman without his cape. The movement is part of Soto’s aura.

Juan Soto, coming off an 0-for-5 night and with just three homers through 19 games, struggled again. He went 0-for-3, grounding into a double play, striking out and grounding out before reaching ...

Asked how it felt to face pitchers without Aaron Judge hitting behind him, Juan Soto was brutally honest. “It’s definitely different,” Soto told the New York Post. “I had the best hitter ...