Mets' New Lineup: Soto's Turn to Shine

0:00On March 26, the New York Mets made headlines by signing outfielder Juan Soto to a $15 year, $765 million contract before the 2025 season, but the team missed the playoffs. Now after a busy offseason, some experts are picking the Mets to win the National League East Division next year. Key moves included trading first baseman Pete Alonzo away and bringing in third baseman Boba Shet from the Toronto Blue Jays. They also added promising rookies like starting pitcher Nolan McLean and outfielder Carson Benj to bolster the lineup. Fans and analysts see this as a fresh start, especially after losing some star power. The change is aimed to build around Soto and surround him with the mix of veterans and youth. Bishet had a strong 2025, hitting 3-11 and helping Toronto reach the World Series. All eyes turned to Soto in 2026 to finally deliver on that massive deal. With these ships in place, the Mets lead prime for turnaround as spring training ramps

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