What will the New York Mets' encore be after their Juan Soto caper? It was nearly a month ago at this point, but Soto going to the Mets is still the top story of the Major League Baseball offseason. The 26-year-old superstar signed a record-smashing $765 million contract,

Not exactly Nostradamus-type stuff, but, undaunted, let’s make 25 guesses at what 2025 might bring to the Yankees in the Bronx.

December 8 was not a good day for the New York Yankees or its fanbase. This is because former Yankees superstar Juan Soto signed with the cross-town Mets instead of accepting a $16-year, $760 million contract his former club offered.

The New York Mets have been projected as the destination for the Japanese phenom, upsetting the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers.

Fresh off winning the Juan Soto sweepstakes, the Mets have entered into the Roki Sasaki chase. The Mets met with the Japanese phenom in Los Angeles on Thursday, The Post confirmed, becoming the first known team to visit in-person with Sasaki during the free-agency process. SNY first reported the development.

Pitcher Milt Wilcox had thrown behind Randle, who decided to improvise his retaliation. The bunt was a beauty, Wilcox fielded it, and Randle, then playing for the Texas Rangers, veered off the base paths to body-check him into oblivion.