Yes, that Donovan Mitchell of the Cleveland Cavaliers is a Mets superfan! Mitchell traces his Mets’ fandom back to his father, who worked with the franchise as a minor league coach and manager in 1999 and is currently with the Mets organization as the team’s director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.

The New York Yankees have reportedly agreed to an eight-year, $218 million deal with left-handed pitcher Max Fried after missing out on Juan Soto.

Juan Soto would have been the third-youngest player on the Phillies last season. Orion Kerkering, Johan Rojas, and him. You’d need an awfully powerful algorithm to predict what the baseball landscape will look like 15 years from now.

To the surprise of many, the Yankees actually came close to matching the Mets' record-shattering $765 million contract to Juan Soto. And at face value, 16 years, $760 million seemed like a sweet deal to stay in pinstripes.

New York Mets owner and hedge-fund titan Steve Cohen just shocked the sports world, agreeing to pay outfielder Juan Soto $765 million to play baseball for him over the next 15 years. Why it matters: The nearly 10-figure deal,

The sun came up here Monday, giving Phillies officials a clear view of the downtown skyline from their winter meetings suite — and a wide-eyed outlook on the roster. What’s the best response the day after your rival signs Juan Soto?

New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone says while the team wanted Juan Soto back and the front office did everything they could, it just didn't happen. Boone is confident they will have a great team for next season still and shares his praise for Luke Weaver and Anthony Volpe.

Juan Soto reportedly rejects offers from multiple MLB clubs to sign terms with New York Mets and become highest-paid baseball player in history; four-time All-Star and five-time Silver Slugger award-winner on 15-year deal at Citi Field;