When the New York Mets signed Juan Soto in December, few were shocked that owner Steve Cohen was able to pony up the most appealing bid to the 26-year-old superstar. The record-breaking nature of the deal sent shockwaves through the league: $765 million over 15 years,

In your face, Mr. Heckler! New York Mets superstar Juan Soto’s charmed life just got a bit sweeter during a spring training game earlier this week against the St. Louis Cardinals. Soto was standing in right field minding his own business,

The sweepstakes to sign Juan Soto was packed with powerful teams, and Soto said it wasn't the Mets who offered the most money.

When Juan Soto hit free agency, the expectation was that the New York Yankees were in the driver's seat when it came to retaining him. It was safe to assume tha

Then, in the bottom of the third inning, Soto homered off a first pitch from Sonny Gray, drilling the ball over the right-field fence and directly at the heckler, who tried to catch the ball but fell down in the process.

While Soto has had fans get on him throughout his career, he hadn’t gotten any vitriol from them so far this spring — until Monday.