While the Juan Soto sweepstakes are still ongoing, one MLB insider floated two names to watch for Boston this offseason.

The Boston Red Sox remain major players in the Juan Soto sweepstakes, making the generational outfielder a 12 year contract offer worth $600 million, according to one report. Other reports have put the Red Sox bid even higher than that.

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The New York Yankees want to re-sign Juan Soto but according to reports their offer for the star outfielder is well short. The post Insider Believes Yankees’ Offer to Juan Soto Will Top Out Well Below $600 Million appeared first on Heavy Sports.

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The New York Yankees appear to be falling behind in the race to sign All-Star, Silver Slugger and First-Team All-MLB outfielder Juan Soto. The man who established a new personal high in home runs this year with 41 appears to be leaning towards two Yankees’ rivals: the New York Mets and the Boston Red Sox.