Do you go "all in" on Soto or go after two Alex Bregman types, or get them all? Farm systems do not pump out generational talent on any consistent schedule that I can see In my eyes the Mets have less than 10 in 62 years Seaver Ryan McGraw Koosman Strawberry Wright Reyes deGrom You can argue the names, but when that special talent becomes available, Soto perhaps, it would behoove yourselves to take an aggressive approach to signing him I'm ok saying Soto is all that and a bag of chips. Personally I find his defense on about the same level as Marte, average-above average but his offensive numbers are on a HOF track and the age 26 season is at hand There is an economic debate to be had on the merits of spending 700 million on a player, in this case Soto, and leaving yourself dry to do much else. It is nice that our owner can on more than but a select few It comes down to Steve Cohen alone. Most people don't want to piss money away and I'm confident neither does Steve He has the resources to explore options most can't. I believe Cohen to be a fan of the annuity style contract that Ohtani signed. He can earn on the dollars eventually to be paid out and lighten his own load Whoever does sign Soto will likely have a similarly structured deal inked Would signing Soto get the Mets over the finish line? I'd just say for everything greatly positive impactful signing there are 10 or more Jason Bays. There are no guarantees