New York Mets owner Steve Cohen is scheduled to meet with free-agent outfielder Juan Soto and Soto's agent, Scott Boras, next week in Southern California, according to the New York Post. Soto and Boras are expected to meet with other owners and braintrust groups between now and whenever Soto makes his decision.

The drop-off from Soto to, well, just about any player in the free-agent and trade markets is steeper than a roller coaster. It’s the Offseason of Soto, who, in Boras’ distinctive words, is “the Mona Lisa of the museum.” And Boras knows from Harper ...

A new report suggests the Mets won't engage in a bidding war over Juan Soto unless he is serious in his desire to play in Queens, like past free agents.

Yankees free agent outfielder Juan Soto will be seeking a 15-year contract for at least $600 million ... and maybe more than the mostly-deferred $700-million deal that Shohei Ohtani received last winter.

Agent Scott Boras indicated Juan Soto may be seeking to top Shohei Ohtani’s record $700 million contract because he is three years younger than the Japanese two-way star was when he reached his deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Many believe New York Yankees star Juan Soto is looking to break the bank with the deal he receives in free agency this winter, but his agent is painting

Agent Scott Boras indicated Juan Soto may be seeking to top Shohei Ohtani’s record $700 million contract because he is three years younger than the Japanese two-way star was when he reached his deal with.