So the Mets get Soto and Mets fans get him and you know who else gets Soto? The best all-around ballplayer in town and pretty much the best all-around player the Mets have ever had, which means

Mets star Francisco Lindor explains how he developed his leadership style during his playing days in Cleveland

Juan Soto has grown into a superstar at just 26. The budding star saw early success after he won the World Series with the Washington Nationals in just his second major league season.

Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor rank among MLB’s top 10 players as you can check out where they stand as well as other Mets players on the list, and the full top 10 rankings

New York Mets’ catcher Francisco Alvarez made a huge claim in spring training that his side have the best batting lineup in baseball after the signings of $765million star Juan Soto and Pete Alonso. However,

The $765 million superstar crushed his second home run this spring during the Mets’ Grapefruit League game against the Nationals on Friday.

Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor knows the team has to establish a "new identity" for 2025 and put last year's postseason run behind them. A new piece to the puzzle is star Juan Soto: "I think he's a fantastic man and a great player,

New York Mets stars Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor have made it to MLB Network's prestigious 'Top 100 Right Now' list, ranking among the top 10 players in baseball. Discover their standout seasons and rankings.

The Juan Soto effect on the New York Mets is real. Soto, who signed a record-setting 15-year, $765 million deal this offseason, has the chance to make New York's lineup one of the best in all of baseball.

Francisco Lindor shares his thoughts on Juan Soto's arrival to the New York Mets, emphasizing his role in setting up the star slugger for success in the upcoming MLB season.

New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor has assumed a leadership role with the goal of reducing the media burden caused by the addition of Juan Soto in combination with the high e

Outlook: Lindor washed away a .195/.268/.362 slash line through May 17 last year – the day before he was installed as the Mets’ leadoff hitter – to finish the season second in National League MVP voting behind Shohei Ohtani.