The New York Mets have made history by signing 26-year-old superstar outfielder Juan Soto to a record-breaking 15-year, $765 million contract, the largest in professional sports history. This deal comes after an intense bidding war that saw the Boston Red Sox make a competitive offer of at least $700 million over 15 years. Despite the Red Sox’s efforts, Soto ultimately chose to join the Mets, leaving both Boston and the rival New York Yankees, who also made a substantial offer, empty-handed. Soto’s signing with the Mets marks a significant loss for both the Red Sox and Yankees, who will now need to look elsewhere to strengthen their rosters. With the Winter Meetings in full swing, Boston will need to pivot quickly to address its needs for pitching and right-handed power at the plate. Despite missing out on Soto, the Red Sox remain determined to improve their team and compete in the upcoming season. Juan Soto’s decision to join the Mets has undoubtedly shifted the landscape of the MLB, and fans will be eagerly watching to see how he performs in New York.
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Red Sox disappointed as Juan Soto inks $765 million contract with Mets
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