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Juan Soto is a New York Met.

I think it was 100 years, 100 billion.

No one's happy about it.

Let's talk about it.

There's no music.

I just remember there's no music.

How weird is that?

Jake's story.

Actually, I'm not going to say my full name.

I don't want you to remember me if this is your first time seeing me.

Juan Soto's in New York, Met.

Trevor Pallu, Minnesota, twin third baseman, Phillies, Rangers, A's, Rays.

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Trev, tell them what happened.

Wonsoto chose the Mets, essentially.

We're learning more about what's coming in the contract, the details.

Originally, it was reported $15 years, $765 million, no deferrals, not a penny.

Now, again, we're doing this in real time, we're reacting to it.

That would account for $51 million per year.

Two minutes ago, a tweet came out that said there was an opt-out after the fifth year. The Mets can

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