MLB. Juan Soto is disparaged by an expert who says he is overrated MLB. Juan Soto meets with New York Mets and Steve Cohen, in a meeting that raises their hopes ...

The New York Yankees are pushing hard to retain superstar slugger Juan Soto in free agency, fully aware of the stiff competition, particularly from their cross-town rivals, the New York Mets. Soto and ...

Now, they're reportedly about to enter the Juan Soto sweepstakes. The other teams Soto could meet with include the Philadelphia Phillies, San Francisco Giants and Tampa Bay Rays, according to ...

The Juan Soto sweepstakes are only beginning, and the rumors on his historic free agency are already swirling. After all, it’s incredibly rare that a player of Soto’s caliber becomes a free agent.

As much as Juan Soto made it known he enjoyed playing for the New York Yankees this past season, there was never a question that he would reach free agency this fall and attempt to reset the ...

Soto, 26, is hands down this winter’s most highly sought-after free agent, valued as much for his elite baseball skills as for his birth date. And his workplace choice could very well tip the ...

The answer is an obvious yes. Rarely do such players exist, or become available in free agency, which is what makes Juan Soto such a prized commodity among MLB teams this winter. The contract ...

Skepticism — if not outright apathy — has run rampant among Red Sox fans over the last few winters. After all, Boston has only punched its ticket to October once over the last six seasons.

The Giants are among a handful of teams expected to travel to Southern California this week to visit superstar free-agent outfielder Juan Soto, MLB insider Jon Heyman reported Monday. Also tied to ...

Juan Soto‘s free agency is in full swing. The superstar slugger’s robust market is beginning to gain clarity as teams put together pitches for one of the most coveted free agents in MLB history.

Maybe Juan Soto to the Toronto Blue Jays isn't such a long shot after all. USA Today's Bob Nightengale predicts that Toronto will land his services — and for a hefty price tag. While the New ...