MLB insider reveals the Blue Jays and other interested teams offer for Juan Soto after the Mets leak
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MLB insider Jon Heyman announced the Toronto Blue Jays and all other interested teams offer in free agent Juan Soto after the New York Mets offer was leaked this morning.
News broke this morning that the Mets manager's son leaked their offer for Juan Soto on social media last night as they offered him a 15 year contract worth $700 million.
Jon Heyman announces the Blue Jays and other teams offer for Juan Soto after Mets offer is leaked
After news broke this morning of the Mets offer, Heyman was on a Bleacher Report talk show in which he announced that the Mets were not the only team to make Soto an offer that exceed $700 million.
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@JonHeyman
, the Mets aren't the only team that has offered Soto $700M+
@JonHeyman
, the Mets aren't the only team that has offered Soto $700M+
According to reports, multiple sources have confirmed the same story as Morosi and they believe that the Blue Jays have the other highest offer but there has been no confirmation on if it surpasses the offer from the Mets.
BREAKING:
Senior MLB Insider Jon Heyman is reporting that the Mets are NOT the only team to offer Juan Soto $700 million-plus.
Per my own source, I'm hearing that other team with the massive offer is the Toronto Blue Jays.
Senior MLB Insider Jon Heyman is reporting that the Mets are NOT the only team to offer Juan Soto $700 million-plus.
Per my own source, I'm hearing that other team with the massive offer is the Toronto Blue Jays.
This is great news for Blue Jays fans but unfortunately it does not guarantee that the team will be able to land Soto.
Blue Jays GM Ross Atkins will become a true legend in Toronto if he ends up being able to bring Soto to town.
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