Outfielder Juan Soto, who will be taking the field for the cross-town New York Yankees in the Fall Classic, is the top free agent on the Mets' radar once the series concludes. The soon-to-be 26-year-old is coming off a career-year and is expected to get one of the biggest contracts in professional sports;

The latest prediction on Juan Soto doesn't look good for the New York Yankees, as the superstar was predicted to sign with the New York Mets.

Juan Soto's pennant-clinching home run against the Guardians Saturday night might've been the moment that decided his future in Pinstripes.

The New York Mets are expected to heavily pursue Juan Soto in free agency, but strengthening their rotation is also important.

MLB insider Buster Olney of ESPN has routinely suggested since September that New York Mets owner Steve Cohen will outbid New York Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner for Juan Soto once Soto reaches free agency following the upcoming World Series that will feature the All-Star outfielder and the Yankees facing the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Juan Soto of the New York Yankees was predicted to leave for the New York Mets, no matter how they play in the postseason.

Aaron Judge left money on the table to stay in New York long-term. The Yankees won’t get as lucky with Juan Soto, even if they win the World Series.

With the Yankees, Mets, Dodgers and Guardians on center stage this week, we build each team's case to land MLB's soon-to-be most sought-after superstar.

New York Yankees outfielder Juan Soto will hit free agency after the World Series, and it will be interesting to see what kind of contract he will sign.

The “process” Olney describes is one from president of baseball operations David Stearns, who was hired at the end of last season to bring guardrails and fundamentals to the front office and the way the Mets do business, from player development to player acquisition.