Juan Soto chose the Mets over the Yankees in free agency and Strawberry — who played and won World Series titles in both ...

Some members of the MLB community were stunned to learn this past fall that All-Star outfielder Juan Soto accepted the most money available to him in free agency and left the New York Yankees to ...

They're going to add such a different dynamic to this team." Aaron Judge on the Yankees losing Juan Soto in free agency: "Excited for him and his new chapter with the Mets, but we added a lot of ...

The New York Yankees reportedly offered Juan Soto a lucrative contract, but it wasn't enough to convince him to stay. He opted for the contract that was one year shorter and $5 million more ...

Juan Soto signs a 15-year, $765 million contract with the New York Mets, leaving the Yankees despite a similar offer. Analyst Jon Heyman suggests that factors like personal comfort and additional ...

and was asked how he plans to deal with the building pressure as well as "hate" from Yankees fans that comes with making such a confident statement. Juan Soto was asked about how to deal with ...

This comes on the heels of what the club underwent this offseason. The Yankees wanted to re-sign AL MVP finalist Juan Soto, even offering a 16-year, $760 million contract. However, the Mets ...

Before we dig into the “who’s better Mets or Yankees?” debate between Juan Soto and Aaron Judge, let’s get this out of the way: Despite his contention that he signed with the Mets because ...

New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge thinks the Yankees have a better chance of winning the World Series than their crosstown rivals, the New York Mets. Judge, 32, was asked about his former ...

TAMPA, Fla. — Among Juan Soto’s reasons for choosing the Mets over the Yankees, the outfielder said, was that he felt he had a better chance of winning a title in Queens than in the Bronx.

“I think we have the best chance to win here,” Juan Soto said about the New York Mets ... opinion,” Aaron Judge said Monday at New York Yankees camp. “He can say what he wants.

While New York Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner allegedly believes the club's offseason moves have it in a better place today than where it was a year ago when All-Star outfielder Juan Soto was on ...