The New York Mets signed Juan Soto to a 15-year, $765 million deal. He was the biggest free agent available and signed the richest contract in North American sports history. But now the expectations are astronomical,

After his historic deal, Juan Soto has been on the news market’s radar. The lefty outfielder bagged a whopping $765 million for a 15-year promise at the New York Mets and will also go in the history books as the most expensive deal in professional sports history.

A vast majority of New York Yankees fans may not gain closure with the Juan Soto saga until they bombard him with boos during the Subway Series next year. But the latest piece of information to come out in the aftermath of his colossal signing might mellow The Bronx’s mood a tad.

The Mets superstar started with much less than what he will now be earning, but from the beginning, he knew who to turn to for advice on it.

The mystery behind why Juan Soto never reached out to his former New York Yankees teammates during MLB free agency—and ultimately chose to sign with the New York Mets—has finally been cleared up. Juan Soto was asked multiple times during free agency whether he had spoken to any of his former New York Yankees teammates,