MLB offseason and his dance card is filling up accordingly. Each of the league's biggest spenders are reportedly in pursuit of a free-agent slugger who just finished up another All-Star season in his single year with the New York Yankees.

The Juan Soto free agency chase is on, as the likely $600 million man is the prized possession on the open market. Soto is a modern-day Ted Williams with more p

Juan Soto is already one of the best hitters in baseball, and just turned 26 years old last month. The post In Juan Soto, the Red Sox finally have a player worth shelling out $600 million for appeared first on Boston.

As the Juan Soto Winter Meetings kick off, one team previously reported to have a face-to-face meeting scheduled with the superstar now reportedly does not.

Mike Felger and Michael Holley are back with another Heat Check! They discuss whether or not they believe the Red Sox will make a serious offer to free agent Juan Soto after reports that he is meeting with the team this week.

The pursuit of Juan Soto begins this week as Mets owner Steve Cohen mets with the superstar outfielder and his agent, Scott Boras, in California. On Sunday night, Mets star Francisco Lindor was spotted at Los Angeles International Airport (as documented by TMZ),

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