With the Yankees, Mets, Dodgers and Guardians on center stage this week, we build each team's case to land MLB's soon-to-be most sought-after superstar.

Juan Soto has been one of the best players in the MLB playoffs this season, putting the New York Yankees on the doorstep of their first World Series appearance in more than a decade. While Soto and the Yankees are focused on winning a championship,

The “process” Olney describes is one from president of baseball operations David Stearns, who was hired at the end of last season to bring guardrails and fundamentals to the front office and the way the Mets do business, from player development to player acquisition.

New York Yankees All Star outfielder, Juan Soto, can become a free agent following the World Series. If the Yankees do not extend his contract, Soto, who turns 26 October 25, will likely entertain a bidding war among several Major League Baseball teams. Soto’s current contract is $31 million with New York.

The battle for New York Yankees star Juan Soto is heating up as the New York Mets could make a push to land the power hitter.

The whisper number for Juan Soto now is $600 million. Word was that he would have eclipsed that with beloved late Padres owner Peter Seidler. And now Soto added his best full regular season, showed he can thrive in New York and reaffirmed the belief he’s a postseason player.