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After $765 Million Soto Deal, the Mets Need To Dip Into Pockets Again

Dreams of a championship will rest on better pitching.

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Juan Soto of the New York Yankees stands at second base with Francisco Lindor of the New York Mets during their game at Yankee Stadium July 24, 2024 at New York City. Jim McIsaac/Getty Images
GEORGE WILLIS
GEORGE WILLIS

The New York Mets have won baseball’s off-season by signing free agent Juan Soto to the richest contract in professional sports. But they’ll need to acquire more pitching and re-sign Pete Alonso to win the World Series.

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GEORGE WILLIS
GEORGE WILLIS

Mr. Willis is an accomplished writer whose career reflects an unwavering dedication to journalism. His unique insights and extensive contributions have been featured in various press outlets. A native of Las Cruces, New Mexico, he and his wife Janelle reside at Aventura, Florida.

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