Juan Soto got his desired No. 22 jersey with the New York Mets after his record $765 million contract this offseason.

When the Mets arrived at spring training, their intention was to go with a six-man rotation from the outset of the regular season.

New York Mets pitcher Edwin Díaz during spring training photo day in Port St. Lucie Florida, Thursday Feb. 20, 2025. New York Mets pitcher Edwin Díaz during spring training photo day in Port St. Lucie ...

Fifteen days ago, the New York Mets didn’t know if Pete Alonso had played his last game in Queens. On Thursday, the Polar Bear talked about being immortalized a ...

Juan Soto had it written into his record-breaking $765 million contract that he would wear No. 22 for the Mets.

Using it in spring training will help the league determine whether to implement the system at the major league level in 2026.

Baty was rewarded by Juan Soto for giving up No. 22 on Thursday morning, when the star outfielder surprised him with a brand ...

Juan Soto used a small slice of his $765 million contract to surprise New York Mets teammate Brett Baty with a new SUV on Thursday as a reward for giving up his No. 22 jersey number.

The Mets are not pursuing additional starting pitching in the wake of Frankie Montas’ lat injury, according to multiple ...

After signing a 15-year, $765 million contract this offseason with the New York Mets, star outfielder Juan Soto had another number in mind. He wanted to keep wearing No. 22, but Mets third baseman ...

Soto, who became the highest paid player in sports, reveals he surprised teammate Brett Baty with an expensive gift that was ...

This wasn't how spring training was supposed to go for New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso. The Mets star signed a two-year, $54 million deal to return to Q ...