Juan Soto's record-breaking contract also secures him the iconic No. 22 jersey, complicating matters for the Mets and raising challenges for managing player numbers.
The Mets' potential trade of Brett Baty is suggested as necessary for pitching improvement, highlighting the balance between current needs and the value of top prospects.
The signing of Juan Soto reflects a historic moment in baseball, reminiscent of Alex Rodriguez's transformative contract, while pointing towards the Mets' rivalry with the Phillies.
David Wright's upcoming number retirement raises questions about the Mets' approach to honoring players, revealing a desire for a more selective process in number retirements.
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