The New York Mets have made it very clear that they're keen on signing Yankees slugger Juan Soto in free agency this offseason. Most within the industry believ

The free-agent market is expected to revolve around Soto. First baseman Pete Alonso, also a Boras client, could become a middle-of-the-order option for the Yankees should Soto sign elsewhere. The Mets, of course, remain in contention to re-sign Alonso.

New York Mets star Francisco Lindor is doing his part to keep Juan Soto in the Big Apple, albeit in a different borough. ESPN's Jeff Passan reported the

The New York Post‘s Jon Heyman wrote Monday that Toronto is “viewed by industry sources as a viable obstacle” to the Yankees and Mets. Their ownership wants to spend big and will go big on a star after last season’s fifth-place AL East finish (74-88).

The first team to meet with Juan Soto and agent Scott Boras in person reportedly won't be the New York Yankees or Mets, the favorites to sign the star slugger.

Francisco Lindor was spotted at LAX on Sunday night as the Mets are preparing to meet with superstar free agent Juan Soto and his agent Scott Boras in Southern California.

Every expectation this coming offseason is that the Mets will be one of the heaviest suitors for free agent right fielder Juan Soto. Sure enough, Mets owner Steve Cohen is headed to California next week to meet with Soto and his agent,

Jon Heyman of The New York Post has reported that two "mystery teams" are set to join the Juan Soto sweepstakes with visits beginning this week.