Soto signed the largest contract in professional sports history with the Mets late last year, at $765 million for a 15 year commitment. He had spent just one season with the Yanke

The sound of silence in the Bronx this winter wasn’t peace—it was disbelief. The kind that knots your stomach. Juan […]

It got to a point that by Sunday, Soto had no interest in doing an agreed-upon in-game interview with ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball. According to a report from NJ.com, Soto simply was tired of being asked about Aaron Judge and the move to the Mets.

The New York Mets franchise slugger is reportedly done talking about his former New York Yankees running mate.

Soto thought he had a home run. Instead he had a single and faced questions from the New York media after the game.

After losing two of three games to the New York Yankees, the New York Mets fell to the Boston Red Sox on Monday evening at Fenway Park. The 3-1 loss puts New York percentage points behind the Philadelphia Phillies for the NL East's top spot, which the Mets had occupied for several weeks.

Soto, who was supposed to be mic'd up during the second inning but canceled about "45 minutes" before game time, according to play-by-play man Karl Ravech.

Mets outfielder Jesse Winker knows the feeling. Sitting at his locker after the Mets evened their three-game series against the Yankees on Saturday, the veteran ran through the list of stadiums he’s been viciously booed in, similarly to Soto during this Subway Series.