Like the rest of the baseball world, Mets owner Steve Cohen can’t escape the Juan Soto talk. At an event for the New York Golf Club’s inaugural season on Monday, Cohen was asked what his message is to fans regarding the Mets’ pursuit of the 26-year-old right fielder.

Mets owner Steve Cohen gave a short answer when asked about the team's Juan Soto pursuit. They are among the favorites to land him.

New York Mets fans recently received promising updates from team owner Steve Cohen and other sources, suggesting that big moves could be on the horizon for the roster in the upcoming 2025 MLB season,

Owner Steve Cohen spoke about the Mets' pursuit of superstar Juan Soto during an event for the New York Golf Club’s inaugural season on Monday night.

He may have more control over the situation than some, but like everyone else, Steve Cohen is waiting on Juan Soto.

The biggest domino often has to fall to set the prices for the rest of the market, but unlike last year when Shohei Ohtani’s free agency decision froze the rest of the market, Soto is a different story.

As the richest owner in baseball, the splashy moves began in 2022 when then-general manager Billy Eppler made a big swing by signing Scherzer to a record annual contract, along with supplementary deals to add Starling Marte and Mark Canha and a trade to land Chris Bassitt. Suddenly, the Mets had the second-highest payroll in baseball.

Mets owner Steve Cohen led a contingent of high-ranking Mets official to meet with superstar free agent hitter Juan Soto Saturday in Orange County, The Post has learned.

Four teams are seriously in the mix for outfielder Juan Soto, the top free agent on the market, according to USA Today. Those four clubs are the New York Mets and Yankees, as well as the Toronto Blue Jays and Boston Red Sox.

A handful of teams held meetings with Soto and his camp as free agency started to gauge his market and see what he was looking for. From there, he narrowed down the list of teams