The New York Mets toppled the San Francisco Giants 5-3 on Sunday night, moving to 62-44 on the season. In the win, Mets' star Juan Soto hit his 25th home run of

Juan Soto's remarkable performances for the New York Mets reached a new high as he recently set a record in Major League Baseball.

At first glance, Juan Soto stealing bases for the New York Mets feels about as likely as Po becoming a kung fu master. In Kung Fu Panda, the roly-poly underdog

Juan Soto bolted without hesitation, using his legs more so than his bat to help a Mets team in dire need of a run in Sunday’s eighth inning.

The New York Yankees didn't get Juan Soto back. Instead, the crosstown rival Mets took Soto to their side of the Subway Series. And because of that, the Yankees are heading toward the trade deadline with a bit of extra desperation. ESPN's Buster Olney explained in a new article out Friday:

In 2024, the New York Mets may have pulled off the biggest jersey swap of all time- acquiring massive free agent Juan Soto on an enormous 15-year, $765 million deal.

Michael Kay has a bone to pick with the Mets’ $765 million star. YES Network’s play-by-play broadcaster sounded off on Juan Soto following comments made by the 26-year-old outfielder about not being named an All-Star this year, particularly the “money on the table” with the snub.