For the Red Sox, signing Soto would show the baseball world they are once again a player in the free-agent market. We’ve been here before. In 2000, the Red Sox signed Manny Ramirez to an eight-year, $160 million contract that shocked the baseball world. Manny proved to be worth the price, eventually winning a pair of World Series titles.

The Red Sox are finally ready to spend again, and have the potential to make things incredibly uncomfortable for the Yankees.

The Red Sox are already bracing for the possibility that Juan Soto signs elsewhere in free agency with other teams hot on his tail.

The baseball world may now have a clearer idea of when New York Yankees superstar free agent slugger Juan Soto will decide on his next team.

Juan Soto is back to being their one and only, the one the Yankees can’t imagine playing next season without. But what’s the plan after they get him? What’s the plan if they don’t get him?

Through much of the offseason so far, most of us have believed free-agent superstar Juan Soto was going to end up in New York, with either the Yankees or Mets. The leaders in the race at this juncture,

The New York Mets pulled off a free agent shocker that’s been perceived as a precursor to a major deal for superstar slugger Juan Soto.

The most coveted free agent, Juan Soto, could become the highest-paid player in MLB history. The MLB free agent market is heating up, and Juan Soto is at the center of attention. The All-Star hitter is expected to sign a massive contract during the December winter meetings,