Lindor and Soto are no strangers to carrying the weight of a team on their shoulders. Lindor was the face of the Cleveland franchise before becoming the Mets’ leader. Soto, meanwhile, was the catalyst behind Washington’s 2019 championship run and later took on a leading role in San Diego before sharing the spotlight with Aaron Judge in the Bronx.

When Juan Soto signed a 15-year contract with the New York Mets worth $765 million last December, he cemented himself as the richest man in the history of

When Juan Soto hit free agency, the expectation was that the New York Yankees were in the driver's seat when it came to retaining him. It was safe to assume tha

Yankees fans took to social media to call out their own fan for his message to Soto. Here’s a look at some fan reactions on X. “He’s not one of us,” wrote one fan. “Not a Yankee fan,” one fan replied. “No they don’t lol,” one fan chimed in. “He on his own,” wrote one fan.

The $765 million superstar crushed his second home run this spring during the Mets’ Grapefruit League game against the Nationals on Friday.

Juan Soto has homered in his first spring training at-bat for his new team, hitting a solo shot to left-center field in the first inning for the New York Mets against Houston.

If somebody truly knew how to get New York Mets slugger Juan Soto out consistently or identify a genuine weakness of his at the plate, they'd be able to make a lot of money. Luckily for Mets fans, that somebody does not exist.

Juan Soto began his MLB career with the Washington Nationals in 2018 and has been one of the most talked-about players in the league since his arrival. He won a World Series with Washington in 2019, but then in 2022,

Juan Soto has begun his first Spring Training as a New York Mets player since his MLB record move in free agency after leaving the New York Yankees while impressing his new teammates already