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Soto said the front office called him Friday morning to inform him of the decision to fire Mendoza. The four-time All-Star thanked Mendoza and revealed he was one of the people who made him feel comfortable in the Mets clubhouse after signing his 15-year, $765 million contract in 2024. "I really appreciate what he did for me."

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