Four takeaways from Mets' Juan Soto’s first day in spring training
In December, Soto signed a 15-year, $765 million contract with the Mets. After playing on three teams — the Washington Nationals, San Diego Padres and New York Yankees — the 26-year-old slugger will call Queens home, potentially, for the rest of his career.
Since winning the 2019 World Series, the Washington Nationals have only finished above fifth place in the NL East once: last ...
The Mets made a handful of big free agent signings, building out a solid outfield for 2025 and now the team announced its ...
Salted caramel ice cream was the hardest part. That, Kevin Parada said, “and anything lemon -- lemon bars, lemon cakes, stuff ...
A late winter signing by the Washington Nationals brings Paul DeJong aboard. For $1 million, the Nationals got a pretty good deal on DeJong, who mashed 24 long ...
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