Nowhere is that more evident than in Queens, where the New York Mets have not only landed one of the biggest superstars in the game, Juan Soto, but have also built an environment that makes winning more than just a goal—it’s an expectation.

Dominican Juan Soto signed the largest contract in sports history with the New York Mets, worth $765 million over 15 years that could reach $805 million due to clauses The outfield

When the New York Mets signed Juan Soto in December, few were shocked that owner Steve Cohen was able to pony up the most appealing bid to the 26-year-old superstar. The record-breaking nature of the deal sent shockwaves through the league: $765 million over 15 years, no deferrals, with a ceiling above $800 million.

Mets slugger Juan Soto has many accomplishments in his seven-year career. Already the owner of the richest contract in American professional sports (15 years, $765 million), Soto also has five Silver Sluggers, four All-Star nods and a World Series ring.

The sweepstakes to sign Juan Soto was packed with powerful teams, and Soto said it wasn't the Mets who offered the most money.

In a recent article, CBS's Matt Snyder ranked New York Mets sluggers Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor as the number one hitting duo in the league.

Juan Soto has had the incredible opportunity to play alongside some of the biggest superstars in Major League Baseball (MLB). However, in a recent episode of the podcast 'Abriendo Sports', the new addition to the New York Mets revealed who he believes is the best baseball player currently in the big leagues.

Major League Baseball seemingly finds a new star each year. You never know who will break out and make a run at league MVP or establish themselves as one of the best players in the game. We all know Shohei Ohtani,