The luxury suite, huh?
Either the Yankees charge a heckuva lot for luxury suites or $760 million doesn't go as far as it used to. After taxes, who knows how much is left? Maybe a few thousand bucks. Soto's family would have had to sit in the bleachers.
Is this really that complicated?
Soto is a grown man who decided he preferred to play for the Mets. He would have been paid plenty by the Mets, the Yankees, or any team that signed him.
That is what free agency is.
As for the luxury suites, I'm reminded of the time the Mets supposedly refused to capitulate to ARod's demands because the Mets were insistent on avoiding a "24 and 1" situation.
So silly.
So many people straining their necks to focus on the pebbles and acting like there is more to the story than the $765 million asteroid.
While Lupica et al like to rip ARod for winning "only" one championship, it's one more than the Cohesive Clubhouse in Queens has won in the same time period.
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