The New York Mets offer to free agent Juan Soto has been announced
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Superstar free agent Juan Soto is by far the biggest player in free agency this winter and the New York Mets seem to be the top team to land him as they massive first offer has been announced.
The Mets owner, Steven Cohen, mentioned at the beginning of free agency that the Mets would be willing to make as big of an offer as they would need to to land Juan Soto this off-season.
The Mets first offer to free agent Juan Soto has been announced
The Mets had their first meeting with Soto this week and according to multiple reports, the Mets have afford Soto $660 million as their initial offer which will likely end up going up.
According to former MLB player Carlos Baerga, the Mets' initial offer to Juan Soto yesterday in LA was $660 million.
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Since Cohen has mentioned that he refuses to be outbid, there is a highly likelihood that the offer rises since Soto's representatives have mentioned to multiple teams that he is aiming for a deal worth around $700 million.
Even if the Mets don't end up going up with their offer, this will become the second biggest contract in MLB history only behind Shohei Ohtani's $700 million contract that he signed with the Dodgers last year.
If the Blue Jays truly want to land Soto, it looks like they will need to spend over $700 million as he will not take a pay cut to come to a team that did not even make the playoffs this year.
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