US EditionNL East Preview: Mets’ Juan Soto bolsters already tough division
- Juan Soto signed a record $765 million, 15-year contract with the Mets after a World Series appearance for the New York Yankees last year.
- The Philadelphia Phillies, seeking a fourth straight playoff berth, must overcome tough rivals like the Mets and Braves in a challenging division.
- The Phillies have faced recent postseason disappointments, losing three consecutive playoff series, and are determined to secure their first World Series title since 2008.
- The Braves are looking to improve after a series of injuries last season and added outfielder Jurickson Profar for this season.
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Exclusive: Juan Soto opens up about support from family members
In a preview clip of a exclusive interview on TODAY, 26-year-old Mets player Juan Soto opens about his commitment to his loved ones and the support he receives from his parents. “I do this for them,” he says.
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NL East Preview: Mets’ Juan Soto bolsters already tough division
NEW YORK (AP) — Juan Soto is back in the NL East, a much richer man with a new address and a different uniform. Same powerful bat, though. Again a serious problem for Braves and Phillies pitchers. Following a World Series appearance for the New York Yankees last year, Soto jumped across town and signed a record $765 million, 15-year contract with the Mets in free agency. The four-time All-Star slugger returns to a division where he played for th…
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