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What is your feeling? Is Juan Soto going to stay with the Yankees?
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I don't think the Yankees will be the highest bidder. What does that mean for Soto staying or leaving? According to reports I've read Soto is quizzing the teams he's met with about their organizations their player development and other factors that would affect their commitment to winning. The Yankees will need to convince Soto on those points. My guess - he stays. Ask me tomorrow and I might have a different answer.
I believe he will ultimately return.
Despite all the bloviating from every corner of the baseball world, for me the most important utterance comes from none other than Hal. He stated that they want him back. He followed up with stating the Yankees can afford to sign any player they want. We shall see.
Of course what that means for the rest of the roster is the scary part.
As much as he seemed happy in the Bronx, I think he's the type of guy who would jump teams if team X offered him 500$ over the Yankee offer.
I, of course, want him to stay. However, the Yankees should make their best offer, say $625 million over 13 year, or whatever, with maybe some money deferred, give him to like the end of the Winter Meetings or the end of December to make the decision. If he stays, great, if not spend the money on Plan B, starting pitcher, reliever, first base, etc.
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when Judge reached free agency i thought that he would sign with the Yankees and remain a Yankee until the end of his career