Predictions have been all over the place, but the latest from Caleb Moody of Just Baseball was for the Dominican Republic native to stay with the Yankees on a 14-year, $360 million deal.

The race for Juan Soto’s services intensifies as reports narrow the competition to the Yankees and Mets, with both teams poised to make historic offers.

While the hot-stove season has really only just begun, the Yankees definitely don’t want to be left holding the (money) bag if Soto decides to take his talents elsewhere. So what’s their backup plan?

Aaron Judge and Juan Soto were named to the All-MLB First Team for their outstanding performances during the 2024 regular season. The two players formed a powerful duo in the Bronx Bombers’ lineup and both had some of the best seasons of their respective careers.

The slugging second baseman's time in New York may be coming to an end, with predictions pointing to a West Coast destination.

The New York Yankees should look to the trade market for a second baseman this winter if they lose Gleyber Torres in free agency.