Juan Soto Signs Record-Breaking $765 Million Contract with Mets, Impacting Yankees and Red Sox

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- Juan Soto has officially signed with the New York Mets, making headlines with a record-breaking contract.
- Soto's contract is valued at $51 million annually, making him the highest-paid player on the team.
- The Mets' payroll for 2025 is projected to be $204,250,000, reflecting their ambition to compete.
- Notably absent from the Mets' salary list is Pete Alonso, who may leave due to financial implications.
- The New York Yankees offered Soto $47.5 million per year to retain him.
- Soto chose the Mets for a staggering $765 million over 15 years, the largest contract in sports history.
- The Red Sox made a significant push to acquire Soto, with bids reaching around $700 million.
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