Confirmed deal : Yankees Star Inks $622 Million Contract in Latest MLB Free Agency Prediction
Free agents can now start talking to teams. Players will be eligible to sign five days after the World Series, which will be at 5 p.m. Eastern time on November 4. Trades can also happen, as there have already been some around the league. For the New York Yankees, their Juan Soto saga could be figured out much quicker than it seems.
Free agents can now start talking to teams. Players will be eligible to sign five days after the World Series, which will be at 5 p.m. Eastern time on November 4. Trades can also happen, as there have already been some around the league. For the New York Yankees, their Juan Soto saga could be figured out much quicker than it seems.
Soto, clearly one of the top players in Major League Baseball, is expected to have a massive list of suitors with big offers. The Yankees have the money to sign the slugger, but Soto and his agent, Scott Boras, will ultimately decide where the superstar lands.
Jim Bowden of The Athletic made his latest prediction, writing that Soto will land a $622 million deal to keep him in the Bronx.
“The Yankees match the Mets’ and Dodgers’ best offers to Juan Soto, signing him to a $622 million contract that keeps the Soto-Aaron Judge tandem in New York’s lineup for years to come,” on November 1.
Over the past nine months, Soto has told reporters exactly what he needs to regarding his free agency. Boras and him are clearly on the same page, as the left-handed hitting outfielder will listen to every team that comes his way.
When a player could be looking at a $600 million deal, there will likely only be a handful of suitors. A few teams could sign Soto, but the reality is that only big-market teams with a lot of money to spend will be in the mix.
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