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Superstar free agent Juan Soto has reportedly narrowed down his free agency to search to two teams
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According to MLB insider Daniel Judgeaport, free agent Juan Soto has narrowed his free agency search down to two teams which unfortunately excluded the Toronto Blue Jays.
Soto is by far the biggest free agent on the market and is set to likely sign a deal worth close to $700 million this off-season which is why there have been updates on where he is going to sign almost every day.
MLB insider states Juan Soto has narrowed his free agency search down to two teams
Daniel Judgeaport announced on social media today that Juan Soto has narrowed down his free agency search to the New York Mets and Boston Red Sox which means it looks like the Blue Jays are officially out of the picture.
UPDATE: Hearing that Juan Soto has narrowed his Free Agency search to 2 teams the #RedSox and #Mets . Will Soto end up in Boston or the Queens?
This is unfortunate news for the Blue Jays who were apparently very interested in signing Soto and were ready to make a massive offer for him but it looks like it will not be happening.
While the Mets were the leaders to win the Soto sweepstakes headed into free agency, it looks like the Red Sox might have taken the lead as the meeting between the two parties yesterday went extremely well.
Sources have told me that the meeting between the Boston #RedSox and Superstar OF Juan Soto went very well. Could we see Soto end up in Boston
After a disappointing year in Boston, if they are able to land Soto plus a few other pieces to help out with their pitching, they might end up being the best team in the American League next season.
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