David Stearns spoke with the media Monday at the Winter Meetings in Dallas, a day after his team reportedly signed Juan Soto to the largest contract in professional sports history. However, with the club not ready to confirm the contract, attention turned to what the Mets might do next.
Not the “sister city” plan the Rays had imagined
Deciding whether to bat Juan Soto second or third is a First World problem. Batting second makes a lot of sense. The new rule of thumb is to place your best player in the two-hole. Second, a one-two Francisco Lindor-Soto punch is as good as it gets...
Who is the seventh-best prospect in the White Sox system?
Investing in the future is overrated, apparently
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Could the Royals trade for a young third baseman?
The Cubs and Reds are sniffing around Josh Naylor
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.
MLB moved Opening Day from Thursday March 27 to Friday March 28, to provide additional time to prepare the ballpark for the Rays home opener.
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...
News and Notes for Monday, December 9th, 2024
