Ever since generational slugger Juan Soto made his departure from the New York Yankees final on December 8, accepting a whopping, 15-year, $765 million contract with the Bronx Bombers’ National ...

Every New York Mets fan knows by now that superstar slugger Juan Soto has joined their team in a 15-year, $765 contract that was signed back in December. In the hours before his final decision ...

Francisco Lindor’s reaction to Juan Soto ... will bat behind Soto, who delivered a career-best season last year with a fellow generational slugger, Aaron Judge, in the No. 3 hole.

Every major team wants Juan Soto, and the Phillies can be in ... I mean the Phillies with Soto. I mean no one’s even mentioning Phillies. This is Dave Dabrowski’s calling card.

The New York Yankees suffered a crushing blow earlier this offseason when the move many expected all year actually went down with Juan Soto ... The blow of no longer having Soto will be felt ...

Olney said. "The takeaway from some of the people who've done background work on him is he really doesn't want the stage," Olney said (12:03 onwards). "Like, Juan Soto is a star. Juan Soto loves ...

One MLB executive believes that Juan ... No. 2 starter and one of the game's top closers. So the team's defense and pitching have gotten a boost, although the offense might take a hit without Soto ...

The Yankees came into this offseason with one priority: re-signing Juan Soto ... Well, the Yankees wasted no time in getting their post-Soto era rolling. Just days after the superstar outfielder ...