The Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees take part in among the most heated competitions in all of sports each year. This offseason, that competition dives even much deeper than when the 2 American League East powerhouses match up on the field.
Yankees super star outfielder Juan Soto is a complimentary representative and New York is frantically attempting to sign him back. The Red Sox are likewise going after Soto much more strongly than any person expected they would.
Boston was among the first strings to consult with Soto personally, doing so today. Group president Sam Kennedy, chairman Tom Werner, primary baseball officer Craig Breslow, and supervisor Alex Cora were all there personally to meet Soto and his representation.
According to MassLive's Sean McAdam, the three-hour conference went effectively for the Red Sox as Soto was supposedly amazed with what Boston gave the table.
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS – JULY 27: Juan Soto # 22 of the New York Yankees strikes a two-run crowning achievement versus the Boston Red Sox throughout the very first inning at Fenway Park on July 27, 2024 in … Brian Fluharty/Getty Images
“Soto was stated to be impressed by the Red Sox' discussion, that included a video remembering of the franchise's history of star gamers from the Dominican Republic, Soto's native nation,” McAdam composed. “The Red Sox set out their prepare for the future and highlighted the crop of soon-to-be-arriving leading potential customers while offering a comprehensive overview of ownership and Fenway Sports Group.”
Throughout the lead-up to these conferences, the Red Sox were taken a look at as an afterthought in the Soto sweepstakes, however after this conference, there appears to be some traction there.
There was no official deal placed on the table and there most likely will not be one for a long time, however if the Red Sox believe they have the cash to contend in a bidding war with the Yankees, New York Mets, and Toronto Blue Jays, this offseason might get really intriguing.
Soto landing in Boston for the next 15 years would suffice to sustain problems in the Bronx for a century.
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