We are at 3 o'clock on the fan, the witching hour, the hour in which Juan Soto will be introduced as a New York Met.

In fact, it's going to happen any minute, and you'll hear it right here on WFN.

We'll give you full coverage of this press conference where we will hear from Juan Soto for the very first time as a New York Met.

And I am sure there will be many questions about his departure, many questions about why the

Mets.

That's what's so weird about this.

Like when a guy leaves New York, like Robbie Canoe go to Seattle or Jacob deGrom going

to Texas, other than the reporters that are going to literally fly out to Seattle or Texas,

the New York reporters aren't there to ask a lot of the, hey, how come it didn't work out questions?

But because it's from Bronx to Queens, all the reporters there can very easily ask the MET questions and the Yankee questions.

In fact, there may well be more Yankee questions than MET. Because everybody's there.

So it is far different than when Robbie Kano went to Seattle and, you know, maybe the New York

Post sent one reporter out there to check in on it.

Here, I think we will hear a lot about Soto's Yankee time and certainly what led to

the decision for him to leave.

Yeah, I think, you know, that's really the most interesting thing.

I mean, I think it, as we've been talking about, really, since before he signed, it's going to be about the money.

But it'll be interesting to see what comments he has about his tenure with the Yankees, which by all view was very successful.

They got to the World Series.

And he hit 41 home runs.

Yeah.

He was great.

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