Juan Soto drama will make Mets-Yankees telecasts great theater, according to David Cone
The Mets signed Soto away from the Yankees in December with a 15-year, $765 million contract. The Yankees responded with offseason moves of their own, but after losing ace Gerrit Cole for the season because of Tommy John surgery, their prospects have become murky. To Cone, all of it just makes for great theater.
In the midst of a champagne-soaked celebration in the visiting clubhouse at Progressive Field last October, Chisholm screamed ...
Juan Soto shocked the world when he left the Yankees for the Mets in December, signing a 15-year, $765 million contract to ...
Soto is expecting to hear boos when he returns to Yankee Stadium in May for the first time since joining the Mets.
Juan Soto got to face his former teammate Marcus Stroman on Monday in a Spring Training game. Since Stroman pitches every few days, it might be the only time they face each other in a long while.
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