Soto's superior walk rates and hard contact numbers make him a standout option, particularly in points leagues where consistency is key for scoring.

Soto makes his much-anticipated debut for the Mets against the Astros on Opening Day, following a record-setting contract. His offensive prowess is expected to be pivotal for the Mets' campaign this year.

Juan Soto's monumental $765 million contract has set a new threshold in MLB, framing the context for Guerrero's negotiations as he aims to surpass even Soto's sizable deal. Soto's contract, devoid of deferrals, contrasts sharply with the negotiation dynamics around Guerrero.

Juan Soto holds the current richest contract in MLB history at $765 million without deferrals. Guerrero's negotiations, if successful, could push player salaries to unprecedented levels, impacting Soto and others in the league.

Juan Soto’s record contract serves as a benchmark for Guerrero Jr. as he negotiates his own deal. While Guerrero has expressed a desire for a comparable length, he acknowledges that he does not seek an equivalent total value, underlining a strategic approach to contract negotiations.