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Juan Soto is back in the NL East, a much richer man wearing a different uniform. Following a World Series appearance for the New York Yankees last year, Soto jumped across town and signed a record $765 million,

Juan Soto appreciated his opportunity to reunite with “brothers” on Monday in the Mets’ final Grapefruit League game.

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Juan Soto, when asked what his peak is, said: "I can't even imagine. I'm going to try to be the best the next couple of years before I start aging."

Back in December, Soto signed a colossal 15-year, $765 million deal (the biggest in MLB history) with the New York Mets, taking his talents across the Big Apple after playing for the New York Yankees in 2024.

The New York Mets' new star player moved from the American League to the National League this offseason, setting a new professional sports record with his contr

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