Mets are worth more with Soto: His impact in NY is immense
On May 20, 2018, Dominican Juan Soto made his Major League debut against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
From day one, Soto sent signs that he was a great hitter and that would take him to the top.
By 2025, the popular Dominican player will be the highest-paid player in the Major Leagues, with a 15-year, $765 million contract.
Was it a great deal for the Mets?

Of course
According to Forbes magazine, the Mets are worth $3.2 billion, far from the Cubs’ $4.6 billion, Boston’s $4.8 billion, the Dodgers’ $6.9 billion and the Yankees’ $8.2 billion.
However, with Soto now, the Mets are worth more.
The costs of their broadcasts, advertisements, tickets, and souvenirs went up.
Soto’s salary is $51 million annually, something the Mets will make easy.
The 2025 Mets’ payroll is $312 million, second only to the Dodgers with $322 million.
When you add up the Mets’ cumulative value for the next 15 years, Soto’s $675 million contract will be covered in just three seasons.
It is very likely that within three years, the Mets will cost more than 5 million dollars, which would be enough to cover Soto’s salaries for 15 years.
At 26 years of age, Soto was already a World Champion with the Nationals, a four-time All-Star, winner of five “Silver Sluggers,” and Batting Leader.
Soto is synonymous with success.














His contract is $765M, not $675M.