After researching the query about “Florence Soto” and a possible connection to the New York Mets, it appears the name is likely a mix-up or typo. The information below clarifies the likely source of confusion and provides accurate context about the Mets and notable figures with the surname “Soto.”
Juan Soto’s association with the Mets
In December 2024, the New York Mets made headlines by signing superstar outfielder Juan Soto to a 15-year, $765 million contract — a landmark move for the franchise. Soto (born 1998) is a Dominican professional outfielder known for elite plate discipline, power, and postseason poise. Since his MLB debut he has been one of the game’s premier hitters.
For more on his signing and career, see the official MLB coverage and the Mets’ announcement on the team site. Background statistics and season-by-season records are available on his Baseball-Reference profile and his encyclopedia entry on Wikipedia.
mlb.com • New York Mets official site • Baseball-Reference: Juan Soto • Wikipedia: Juan Soto
Clarification on “Florence Soto”
Public baseball databases and franchise records show no record of a player named “Florence Soto” having appeared in Major League Baseball or for the New York Mets. To verify player histories and rosters you can consult the Mets’ official history pages, the Mets franchise page and register on Baseball-Reference, and other comprehensive databases. These sources do not list a “Florence Soto” associated with the Mets or MLB.
Baseball-Reference: Mets franchise page • Baseball-Reference Register (minor & foreign leagues)
Conclusion
There is no record of a player named “Florence Soto” having played for the New York Mets. The notable “Soto” associated with the Mets is Juan Soto, who joined the team in December 2024. If you meant a different person (for example, a non-MLB figure, a different spelling, a nickname, or someone from an independent/minor league), please share any additional details and I’ll help locate the correct individual.
For more on Juan Soto’s introductory news conference with the Mets, this video may be helpful:
