The Juan Soto signing has the Yankees and Mets adopting each other’s usual offseason stances
NY Post
Little brother no more.
Oh, how the roles have changed between the city rivals after the Mets swiped the biggest free agent of the offseason in Juan Soto following his one season with the Yankees.
Since Soto’s blockbuster 15-year, $765 million deal was revealed on Sunday, the script has flipped.
It’s the Mets who can now take a step back and, in a comfortable position of strength, observe how the market comes to them this offseason.
TORONTO — RJ Barrett was on the brink of a statement performance, a revenge game against the team he felt no longer wanted him around.
Will Cuylle did not get a second of power-play ice time through the Rangers’ pair of man advantages and Will Cuylle did not get on the ice after Igor Shesterkin was pulled late in Monday’s 2-1 Garden defeat to the last-overall Blackhawks.
In the span of 48 hours this past weekend, Igor Shesterkin became both the highest-paid goaltender in NHL history and a father of two.
DALLAS — In the face of their biggest offseason loss in recent memory, the Yankees have no regrets.
TORONTO — The morning after Karl-Anthony Towns was traded from the only NBA team he’d ever known, the center received advice from a coach who was similarly managing the emotions of a high-profile job relocation.
Warning to all disgruntled Giants fans: This is not going to be a popular take.
The Giants lost another game and that is no longer news, although the specifics and particulars of this latest loss are specifically and particularly galling, as far as sameness and also innovativeness.
The Kraken were 0-3 at Madison Square Garden in the franchise’s three-year history, until they turned the game upside down in the second period Sunday afternoon.
DALLAS — Juan Soto is headed to the Mets on a record 15-year contract worth $765 million in a muscle flex that is sure to resonate throughout the game and beyond.
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Garrett Wilson has now lost 10 games in each of his three seasons with the Jets — 7-10, 7-10, 3-10 (and counting).
Slow starts have plagued the Knicks in recent games, even at home, and constantly overcoming those early deficits is a lot to ask of any NBA team.