The New York Mets are coming off one of the most shocking collapses in recent memory, going from the best team in the league to completely missing the playoffs. On Tuesday, the Mets lost closer Edwin Díaz, and on Wednesday, Pete Alonso signed a deal with the Baltimore Orioles, ending his tenure as a Met.

The New York Mets' lineup seems to be with an incomplete nucleus after Pete Alonso signed with the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday for a five-year $155 million contract.

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When can Juan Soto opt out of his New York Mets contract?

The New York Mets finished the past season with 83 wins but missed out on the playoffs despite shelling out $342 million on its players.

Juan Soto found himself in the spotlight after Evelina Garcia went on social media to criticize the Mets star for his behavior.

Baseball's financial landscape is being redefined by Shohei Ohtani and Juan Soto. Ohtani, a global icon, strategically defers massive earnings for future security and leverages endorsements, while Soto,

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But, according to Kevin Acee of The San Diego Union-Tribune, Preller and the Padres are reportedly working on multiple fronts to swing a deal that would rival the blockbuster trade with the New York Yankees involving Soto two years ago.