Fifteen years is forever in baseball. But Mets owner Steve Cohen’s record 15-year, $765 million bet on superstar Juan Soto comes with a lot less risk than you think.&nbsp;

Soto doesn’t stay out late. He doesn’t carouse.&nbsp;

His vice is Italian food, not anything that’s alcoholic.&nbsp;

Soto’s hobbies range from video games MLB The Show to NBA 2K to Call of Duty. His range in the outfield is much greater.&nbsp;

Soto isn’t in New York to go clubbing. He’s only here to play for the club. {ai:summary}<p>Mets owner Steve Cohen's unprecedented 15-year, $765 million contract with Juan Soto is viewed as a low-risk investment. Soto's disciplined lifestyle, focused on Italian cuisine and video games rather than nightlife, contributes to confidence in his long-term performance. </p><p>His strong work ethic and impressive skills on the field make him a valuable asset for the team. #sports</p>

Juan Soto is a $765 million Mets bet that comes with almost zero risk

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