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

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

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Mets' Payroll and Soto's Contract Details Revealed

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    • The Mets' payroll projected to rise to $182.2 million for 2025
    • Soto's contract includes an opt-out clause after five years
    • Soto had a successful season with the Yankees, hitting .288/.419/.569 with 41 home runs
    • Previously turned down a lucrative extension with the Nationals in 2022
    • His contract surpasses Francisco Lindor's previous record of $341 million
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Soto's Historic $765 Million Contract Details Revealed

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    • Soto's contract spans from 2025 to 2039
    • Contract does not include deferred payments
    • 12th contract in MLB history over $325 million
    • Soto is the most accomplished free agent at 26 years old since Alex Rodriguez
    • Previously turned down a $440 million offer from the Nationals in 2022
    • Other notable contracts include Shohei Ohtani at $700 million
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Yankees Rethink Roster After Soto's Departure

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    • The Yankees will not re-sign Juan Soto
    • Yankees need to acquire second or third baseman and first baseman
    • Yankees interested in trading for Garrett Crochet from the White Sox
    • Crochet had a 3.58 ERA and 209 strikeouts in 146 innings
    • Yankees may keep outfielder Spencer Jones after losing Soto
    • Potential targets include Teoscar Hernandez and Cody Bellinger
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Soto's Historic Contract and Milestones

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    • Juan Soto's contract is the largest in North American sports history.
    • Contract duration is 15 years, longest in MLB history.
    • Soto is a four-time All-Star at just 26 years old.
    • He hit a career-high 41 home runs last season.
    • Soto achieved 129 walks, joining elite company.
    • He aims to break the record for postseason home runs with different teams.
    • Soto has 769 walks in his first seven seasons.
    • He has a .400 on-base percentage in each of his first seven seasons.
    • Expected to become Mets' franchise leader in walks.
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Red Sox's $700 Million Bid for Soto

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    • The Red Sox made a significant bid of $700 million for Juan Soto
    • Franchise legend David Ortiz pitched to Soto
    • GM Craig Breslow praised for rebuilding the farm system
    • Owner John Henry committed to spending on top talent
    • Rafael Devers remains the centerpiece of the Red Sox roster
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Yankees and Red Sox Target Max Fried

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    • The Yankees and Red Sox are pursuing Max Fried
    • Fried's pursuit follows Juan Soto's record contract
    • Fried expected to sign for over $200 million
    • He struck out 166 batters with a 3.25 ERA
    • Joining the Yankees would pair him with Gerrit Cole
    • Red Sox lack a starter of Cole's caliber
    • Yankees exploring options for first base and outfield
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Soto's Contract: Mets Make Bold Moves

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    • The Mets' contract includes a $75 million signing bonus
    • Contract could reach $805 million if Soto opts out
    • Soto's signing is a transformative event for the Mets
    • Mets owner Steve Cohen contrasts with Yankees' spending
    • Mets fans are eager for Soto merchandise sales
    • Rockies' owner ruled out team from Soto sweepstakes
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Max Fried's Contract Expected Soon Amid Free Agency

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    • Max Fried expected to finalize a contract by Thursday
    • Teams like Yankees, Red Sox, Blue Jays, and Rangers are interested
    • Both Yankees and Red Sox pursuing Fried for weeks
    • Red Sox need a top-tier pitcher after Lucas Giolito's injury
    • Yankees seek another left-handed pitcher, currently have Carlos Rodón
    • Fried's signing may influence contracts for other pitchers
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Astros Face Offseason Challenges After Soto's Deal

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    • Astros GM Dana Brown faces limited spending power
    • Uncertainty surrounds Alex Bregman's future with the team
    • Juan Soto's deal may influence Kyle Tucker's contract negotiations
    • Tucker expected to seek a $400 million deal
    • Owner Jim Crane hesitant to offer long-term contracts
    • Brown open to trade offers for any player
    • Astros officials optimistic about retaining Bregman

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