And an October 3 article from CBS News Boston's Matt Gaegan made what may seem like an obvious suggestion: Try to sign Juan Soto. "Call Juan Soto and let him know you'd be interested in giving him a boatload of money to crush baseballs at Fenway Park for the next decade,

The battle for New York Yankees star Juan Soto is heating up as the New York Mets could make a push to land the power hitter.

Soto's future was the biggest topic as the Yankees prepared to start their postseason series against the Royals.

LHP Tyler Holton vs. RHP Tanner Bibee The Guardians won the season series seven games to six, though the Tigers outscored them by 10 and none of those games came in the final two months when the Tigers got hot.

The Yankees, meanwhile, are determined to keep Soto in New York. The duo of Soto and Aaron Judge would be one of the most fearsome in MLB, and the Yankees know that their presence could be crucial to winning the World Series.

On the latest edition of the "Pinstripe Territory" podcast, ESPN MLB insider Buster Olney suggested Steinbrenner may be hoping he receives some type of discount during negotiations with Soto's camp once the 25-year-old hits the open market following the World Series.

In an extraordinary and insane feat, Juan Soto etched his name into Major League Baseball history during Game 1 of the ALDS (American League Division Series) between the New York Yankees and the Kansas City Royals.

Juan Soto’s first — and perhaps only — season in pinstripes has been all the Yankees could have asked for… so far. He has had his best full year at the plate and his presence in the lineup helped turn around a Yankees offense and provided a threat in front of Aaron Judge during Judge’s historic season.