Juan Soto made his New York Mets debut on Saturday, albeit in spring training, and thrilled the crowd by homering in his very first at-bat. The moment was close to perfect, unless you were one particular teammate of his.
Clay Holmes' spring training debut with the New York Mets in front of the second-largest crowd in a spring home opener at Clover Park could not have gone better for the righty.
Ever since the New York Mets acquired star Juan Soto, there have been massive expectations for the team since they added one of the best players in the majors.
Major League Baseball is testing the automated ball-strike challenge system in spring training and Pete Alonso got his first taste of it during the Mets spring training game against the Houston Astros.
Superstar outfielder Juan Soto wasted no time introducing himself to New York Mets fans.
Baseball season is officially here, and the analytical mind of New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza may be foreshadowing the future of spring training games with Saturday's lineup.
The New York Mets entered the 2025 season with high hopes, building a roster capable of competing for a World Series. The biggest splash, of course, was Juan Soto’s historic contract, signaling that the Mets are all-in.
The Mets reportedly aren’t planning to add another arm to their rotation.
Pete Alonso had a scare during a New York Mets practice at their spring training facility in Port St. Lucie, Fla., on Thursday. Alonso was hit in the face by a ball and went down to the ground.
It's good to see Soto using his money to give back to a teammate.
Alonso accepted a contract that guaranteed the slugger $54M over two years and included an opt-out after the upcoming season.
Real estate developers and gambling executives have spent the better part of the past two years crafting multibillion-dollar bids built around the idea of opening a new casino in New York City.
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