Sunday night, Mets star Francisco Lindor was spotted at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), sparking the question of whether he would take part in the meetings. According to the New York Post, Lindor was in Los Angeles for a photoshoot with Oakley and is now home in Florida.

Soto will likely command the longest contract in MLB history due to his age and talent. Fernando Tatis Jr. of the San Diego Padres currently holds that record for contract length with his 14-year, $340 million contract. Soto's deal could break the record for contract length, and is expected to exceed $600 million in guaranteed money.

The free-agent market is expected to revolve around Soto. First baseman Pete Alonso, also a Boras client, could become a middle-of-the-order option for the Yankees should Soto sign elsewhere. The Mets, of course, remain in contention to re-sign Alonso.