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I'm a lifelong Yankee fan. If I were betting on organizational success over the next 20 years, I'd take the Mets over the Yankees. The Steinbrenners are trying to make money on the Yankees. Cohen is trying to win. The Yankees will be fine, but the years of the Mets struggling are probably over. And I like Citi Field better than Yankee Stadium.As a Yankee fan this is just beautiful. Another example of how greed and ego can impact everyone, even a player who appearers to have generational talent.
Or it could just be what happens when you play for the Mets. I mean they have two World Series titles. One was labeled a miracle ( think about that it took a miracle for them to win), the other was the miracle of the bouncing ball through Buckner’s legs. Yup he chose a team that is doomed to mediocrity. Mets and Knicks are a like a wart on what should be the greatest sports town in the country.
Personally, I hope it continues and he becomes so unhappy that Cohen realizes how big a mistake he made in signing him. No matter what story is true:
The one that a game suite for his family was the decider and now that has morphed into social media expanding on that and suggesting Soto personally wanted to go back to the Yankees but his family wanted him to accept the Mets offer. Guess the fam decided they would rather be treated to a suite every home game regardless if it was the best decision for their family member.
He could have been a Yankee for life and although they don’t win it all as much as they used too, look at the numbers they make the playoffs every year. The Mets not so much.
Right now I take Freid, Goldschmidt and Bellinger over Soto every day of the week and twice on Sunday.
I won't switch allegiances, but the Mets are in a good position. The best part is that Met fans used to love saying that the "Yankees are everything that is wrong with baseball," and "how does it feel to know you have to buy your championships?" Now they are the poster team for buying success along with the Dodgers.
Edited to add: Soto owed the Yankees nothing. He was a rental and both he and the Yankees knew that.