While the terms of those deals aren’t usually disclosed, there’s been a steady drip of reporting making ... Look how much Juan Soto is signing for,” Carville said, referring to the All ...

Fans at Citi Field already had grown restless over Juan Soto’s early-season slump, but the home crowd cheered the $765 ...

When Soto came to the plate in the fifth inning Friday night, many of the 39,627 fans provided encouragement with a standing ...

Juan Soto entered the New York Mets ' game against the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday night mired in an uncharacteristic slump ...

Juan Soto, formerly of the Yankees and now with the Mets, believes pitchers are approaching him differently without Aaron Judge batting behind him. Soto suggests he received more strikes when ...

Juan Soto is off to a sluggish start with the Mets, and his recent statement about missing Aaron Judge made waves. Although some Yankees insiders condemned his decision to depart, others ...

In 2016, the year Juan Soto arrived in professional baseball, the Nationals were striking out too much. Not the big league ...

Juan Soto may no longer be hitting in front of “the best hitter in baseball,” but “the best hitter in baseball” believes the $765 million man will be just fine. A day after Soto explained ...

For Juan Soto, life without Aaron Judge has felt different. Soto, who batted in front of the reigning American League MVP with the Yankees last year, acknowledged as much when he described how ...

When right fielder Juan Soto departed from the Yankees to sign with the Mets, he knew he was leaving behind one of the most precious spots in any batting order in baseball — the No. 2 hole ...

It's no secret that a big factor in New York Mets slugger Juan Soto's free agency decision this past offseason was having protection behind him in the lineup of whichever team he ended up with.

When speaking with the media on April 8, New York Mets slugger Juan Soto spoke about the benefit of having Pete Alonso hitting behind him in the lineup. "I feel like it's really good," Soto said ...