One would like to think that Manny Ramirez’s success here might inform the Sox' pursuit of Soto, but it's easy to doubt that it will.

The Los Angeles Dodgers landed last offseason's biggest prize in Shohei Ohtani, and they are reportedly taking steps toward potentially landing

Juan Soto's suitors hope to outbid the other teams for his services in free agency: the Yankees, Dodgers, Blue Jays, Red Sox, and the Mets.

As the Juan Soto sweepstakes rages on, the New York Yankees are now stepping up to the plate. With the Toronto Blue Jays, Boston Red Sox, and (most recently) the New York Mets having made their pitches to the 26-year-old outfielder,

Steve Phillips discusses the latest updates in the Juan Soto sweepstakes, the Red Sox being active in the starting pitching market and more

Juan Soto is going to be an expensive player, and we know that one team with a lot of money is the Los Angeles Dodgers. They obviously have an absurd amount of money going to Shohei Ohtani, but they are set to meet with Soto as they could be adding another super star to the team.

The Boston Red Sox have shied away from pursuing big-name free agents for the past six MLB offseasons, but the club now “seems willing” to offer “the largest bid in franchise history” in an all-out attempt to land Juan Soto,

Juan Soto’s free agency is far from over as top teams continue to fight for the star slugger. The Boston Red Sox and Soto are said to have had a three-hour meeting. The latest buzz is that Soto is impressed with the team’s free agency pitch.