I’m hearing the Yankees fear the Red Sox more than anyone in getting Soto,” Randy told Rickie Ricardo. “At the beginning, I was skeptical on this, but I heard he was very impressed with the Red Sox.”

After losing a handful of their stars to the Yankees over the history of the rivalry, it might be the Red Sox' turn to take a Yankees star.

The New York Yankees’ priority this offseason is seemingly doing everything they can to retain superstar outfielder Juan Soto, but they will have heavy competition with the Boston Red Sox and New York Mets being listed as the two most likely landing spots by Randy Miller of NJ.

The Mets also cannot be slept on. Mets owner Steve Cohen has openly been willing to break the bank to add a nonpareil talent to his fringe World Series caliber roster. Soto would be handsomely paid across the waters in Queens, NY.

The New York Yankees most fear the Boston Red Sox as competition for star slugger Juan Soto, who is now a free agent.

Jon Heyman of the New York Post has predicted New York Yankees superstar Juan Soto to land a 14-year, $630 million contract this offseason.

The Red Sox are very interested in signing Juan Soto away from the Yankees, and he might not be the only high-end free agent Boston is looking to steal from the grasp of their arch-rivals.