Projecting Mets roster if 2025 season started today: Juan Soto is here, but Pete Alonso isn’t
The Mets have been active in free agency, signing the biggest prize, Juan Soto, to a 15-year, $765 million contract on the eve of the Winter Meetings, and bringing back left-hander Sean Manaea for three years, $75 million. Besides that, they’ve made several smaller (and maybe curious) moves, adding to the team’s pitching depth and bench.
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Mets 'essentially confirmed' to cut ties with $10.5 million outfielderThe New York Mets roster will look very different in 2025. The biggest change will be in the outfield. The Mets added Juan ...
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Mets predicted to dump $78 million two-time Gold Glover before opening dayThe New York Mets are projected to cut ties with a two-time All-Star after the $765 million Juan Soto contract changed their ...
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