The New York Mets need another hitter to protect Juan Soto in their lineup. Will they re-sign Pete Alonso or cut ties with him in favor of Alex Bregman?

The New York Mets have already spent $765 million to sign Juan Soto this winter. Could they mortgage the farm system to trade for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. too?

Steve Cohen and the New York Mets are aiming to get new deals now. The post Steve Cohen's Mets to Follow Up Juan Soto's Mega Deal With Two $100M+ Blockbuster Signings? appeared first on EssentiallySports.

The Amazin’s brought back one of their breakout stars of the 2024 season, agreeing to a three-year, $75 million contract with Sean Manaea early Monday morning. That brings the Mets’ free-agent spending to $916.25 million, with $765 million of that going to Juan Soto.

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Steve Cohen had lofty goals for the Mets when he bought the team from the Wilpon family late in 2020. Slowly, he’s delivering on those goals.

The Mets have already spent the most money on a single free agent of any team in sports history by acquiring Juan Soto earlier this month. If they wanted to save a few bucks on Alonso, it would be understandable. But what if instead, they're mulling whether to spend that money elsewhere?

The movements for the 2025 Major League Baseball campaign are underway, and once again the New York Mets are making headlines. First it was Juan Soto and his big contract with the

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The New York Mets appear to be choosing quantity over quality to compose their 2025 starting rotation, and a former World Series winner could be theirs for the taking.

On Dec. 27, the Los Angeles Dodgers finally re-signed Teoscar Hernández, as plenty of insiders and experts predicted they would. It took quite a while to finis

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