The New York Mets missed the playoffs this year, and Juan Soto wants to see the team re-sign one of its star players.

The New York Mets made the biggest splash in the 2024 MLB offseason when they signed Juan Soto to a 15-year, $765 million contract, which was the biggest contra

The New York Mets might soon face the wrath of star outfielder Juan Soto after allowing first base coach Antoan Richardson to sign with the Atlanta Braves

Mets star Juan Soto has finished third in NL MVP voting. Soto comes in behind Shohei Ohtani, who took home the award unanimously, and Kyle Schwarber. The star outfielder received four second-place votes, 15 third-place, nine fourth-place, and two fifth-place.

Juan Soto would like to see Pete Alonso back in a Mets uniform next season. Speaking with reporters at the MLB Awards in Las Vegas, Soto addressed the fact that Alonso is hitting free agency this offseason after opting out of a one-year, $24 million contract option with the Mets.

The Mets were an eyesore defensively for much of last season, leading to president of baseball operations David Stearns’ decree that run prevention — encompassing pitching and defense — would be the focal point for 2026.

Diaz, who opted out of the final two years, $38 million of his contract, is the most valuable reliever on the free-agent market. Asked if he believes a return to the Mets was likely, he said that “as of now, it’s 50-50.

After signing Juan Soto last offseason, the New York Mets reportedly are eyeing another New York Yankees free agent outfielder this year.