When you receive a $765 million contract, you can afford to dish out lavish gifts for a jersey number. Juan Soto did just that. The New York Mets star outfielder gifted third baseman Brett Baty ...

New York Mets’ third baseman Brett Baty gave up his No. 22 to Juan Soto, and his new teammate rewarded him handsomely for it. Soto, fresh off signing the largest contract in the history of ...

The New York Mets went out and got themselves a new superstar this offseason when they signed Juan Soto ... his arrival, Soto made it clear he wanted to keep his longtime jersey number, No.

After securing the richest contract in professional sports history -- a 15-year, $765 million deal-- Juan ... Soto, who's worn No. 22 his entire career, had a dilemma on how to acquire the jersey ...

The newest addition to the New York Mets, star outfielder Juan Soto ... Let's run through why Soto gifted his new teammate a car in exchange for a particular jersey number.

He just didn't think it would come on his teammate Juan ... Fla., as Soto surprised Baty with a black Chevrolet Tahoe, a $92,000 vehicle, in exchange for the No. 22 jersey—a number meaningful ...

After the New York Mets signed Juan Soto to the largest contract ... It was important for Soto to keep his jersey number, though, so he worked something out with Baty. The star outfielder ...

Despite the fact that Baty already had the number in New York, Soto was first introduced with a jersey adorned with the familiar 22 back in December. Juan Soto wearing #22 at his introductory ...

Juan Soto’s record-breaking deal with the New York Mets included keeping his No. 22, even if it was costly. In securing the superstar’s spot in Queens, infielder Brett Baty gave him the number.

Dominican outfielder Juan Soto signed a historic $765 million, 15-year contract with the New York Mets. Fans are ecstatic about his new look in the Mets' blue and orange jersey. With high ...

Juan Soto and Brett Baty discuss Soto giving Baty a new car so he can wear No. 22 on the Mets, how spring training is going so far, and Soto's 15-year contract with the Mets.