Scaling the deal, the highest-paid player in terms of AAV is his 2024 Yankees teammate Aaron Judge. Judge earns $40 million per year. At that rate, Soto's contract would be worth $600 million. Presuming Soto expects to become the highest-paid non-pitcher, he could eye a $650-700 million deal at 15 years.

As MLB rumors continue to swirl, the Yankees keep their foot on the pedal in pursuing superstar free agent Juan Soto this offseason.

A new report indicates that, yes, the Philadelphia Phillies have spoken with Scott Boras about prized free agent Juan Soto.

The New York Yankees "upgraded their initial bid" to star outfielder Juan Soto, according to the New York Post's Jon Heyman. Heyman reported the Bronx

There could still be others joining the party, but it seems like the serious suitors for free-agent extraordinaire Juan Soto should have their formal offers in by now -- at least the initial offer. The list of offers for Soto at this point is Yankees,

Nardi had a 5.07 ERA last season and ended his campaign with a left elbow muscle injury, so there’s some risk here. However, the southpaw’s 2.76 xERA suggests he got unlucky, and his 33.3 K% ranked in the 96th percentile. He also isn’t arbitration-eligible until 2026 and is estimated to make just $800,000 next year.

According to MLB insider Jon Heyman of The New York Post, the Yankees increased their initial offer to free agent superstar Juan Soto earlier in the week.

Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet predicts Juan Soto will leave the New York Yankees in a monster $675 million deal.

The New York Yankees are focused on Juan Soto, but their infield also needs some help for 2025. Could Willy Adames be part of the solution?