As the new season approaches, the New York Mets are a franchise poised for significant impact. A new teammate of Juan Soto has shared insights from his discussions with the front office and manager Carlos Mendoza.

The Mets, following a roster overhaul, have improved from last season, when they underachieved and missed the playoffs. “We had a great team last year,” Soto said Sunday upon reporting to. “This year we have,

The New York Mets decided to move Juan Soto to left field ahead of the 2026 MLB season. Moreover, the Mets star will play that position for the Dominican Republic at the 2026 World Baseball Classic, so he will gain experience in meaningful games before New York’s campaign.

New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza addressed Juan Soto’s key defensive improvements for 2026, explaining how the shift impacts the MLB team ahead new season.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza offers a candid look at Juan Soto’s defensive focus as New York leans into a major outfield change ahead of 2026.

Baseball's financial landscape is redefined by Juan Soto's record-shattering $765 million deal with the Mets and Pete Alonso's substantial five-year, $155 million pact with the Orioles. These contracts highlight how age,

As the Mets usher in a new core of players, Juan Soto -- enjoying a more comfortable and normal offseason -- has taken to his role as an anchor for the clubhouse this spring.