Is it possible Juan Soto gets the Shohei Ohtani contract? | Baseball Today

[@ooo_Kim_Chi_ooo]

Ohtani has a literal market cap of a billion plus dollars due to his image and ties with the Japanese market, Soto only has a bat. No way in blue hell is Soto worth what Shohei is.

[@cadenbrown8985]

He might be to some team

[@bobcol1424]

There are owners who just want to spend. Like that owner of the mets. Yankees would never spend that high on one player thought

[@SuperReviews4you]

Shohei Ohtani's contract value was only worth about 460M if you account for deferred money being worth less than money up front. Soto is getting a much better deal than Ohtani did.

[@belikearu]

@@SuperReviews4you He's underpaid tho 😅 He's on field value alone as 2 way player is easily worth 70-80mil, now add his off field value 😅

[@SuperReviews4you]

​@@belikearu He is underpaid and if he returns as a 2 way player well will be the best contract in history. However the thing about Soto is his age. He just turned 26. He probably is going to get paid until he is 40+ like most superstars get today. Just watch he is getting more than 550M.

[@coburnboeder2320]

Boras has to be held accountable for these puns. He can't be let off Scott-free.

[@pinverarity]

He must be dissuaded from his tendency to bore us.

[@AtomicPunk51]

Scott is such a boorish slob.

[@diffizzle8630]

😂

[@yungstizz4601]

I understand that Soto is one of the best hitters of this generation but he can barely field and doesn’t pitch. So I don’t think he deserves Ohtani type money

[@TheGreyCrayon]

He also doesn't have Ohtani's brand.

[@larson-xp2fm]

I agree, I watched Juan Soto's games this year and his fielding cost the Yankees numerous games, has no range in defense, also does'nt have any speed is a bad baserunner, including having only 6 stolen bases and caught 4 times, Ohtani has 59 stolen base caught 4 times.

[@linzhong9927]

The branding and commercials are another huge part of Ohtani’s contract, and I know fans don’t care about these, but Dodgers made huge paychecks this year just drawing Japanese commercials, franchise, and sponsorships. All comes down to money after all

[@Kathy-22]

Agree

[@TheGreyCrayon]

Any team that pays Soto anything above $400 Million is insane. He's an exceptional hitter, but that's it. Subpar fielding, subpar baserunning, he can't pitch, and he doesn't have an international brand. If he gets Ohtani money, then the poor team who gives him it is screwing themselves over for the entirety of his contract. Especially since he probably won't defer any money either.

[@ziawrsps6881]

That sounds like an angels deal if I ever heard one

[@leodee3]

He's certainly getting over 400. I'd say even 500 is almost a certainty. The real question is how close it gets to 600. He's obviously not as value as Ohtani, but he is four years younger, which is a factor here.

[@BobSmith-kw6mg]

@@leodee3but he doesn’t pitch and he isn’t a foreign market selling point he will make more than trout probably 450-500 for 10 if I had to guess

[@leodee3]

@BobSmith-kw6mg I agree he's not as valuable as Ohtani for all the reasons you mentioned, but again, he's only 26. That's an important part of this equation. He will top Trout because that was an extension, so no open market bidding. Soto is two years younger than Trout was when he got that extension. On top of that, Trout's contract was five years ago. Player contracts only go up over time as the league sees ever growing revenue. When you factor all of that, he easily tops $500 million, IMO. I don't think we see $600 unless he signs for 15 years or accepts deferrals.

[@kapilagarwal9244]

He's good in the playoffs so you are getting guaranteed .780+ ops in the postseason with him, but that's still not worth a $600+ contract which is what he's gonna get. I don't think he's gonna defer money either. That being said teams willing to pay the luxury tax up to the final apron (maybe slightly more after the double 110%) can afford his services and still fill out the roster properly for a playoff run. You are paying $15 mil extra over another slugger a year because you know he's not gonna swing and miss and be a threat in the middle of the line up in the playoffs. Also the contracts gonna be over like 13 years so the aav will not be terrible and you go into cost cutting mode at the tail end of the contract. It's basically just the mets and yankees bidding for his services. I don't think it makes sense for the dodgers even if they can afford him.

[@n_snafu]

I don't think he deserves anything near Ohtani level money.

[@lmndz3280]

Soto doesn’t come with an entire country like ohtani, they basically bought Japan for 700 million

[@davidtran8598]

@@lmndz3280not just Japan but whole Asian continent and Asian American market

[@leodee3]

​@@Jackson09 So you support the redistribution of wealth in this country?

[@leodee3]

@@Jackson09 It's an honest question. Otherwise, players deserve every dollar they get, and probably more, based on our current capitalist system

[@leodee3]

@Jackson09 I agree with you that a lot of very important jobs in our country are underpaid, as you mentioned EMTs, teachers, etc. Absolutely they should be paid more! But there's really no correlation between them and professional athlete salaries unless you want to see higher taxes on the wealthy and that money redistribute back to regular people! Which i support!

[@Will-si5ps]

The best deal ever in MLB history was Ohtani's contract He has made Dodgers more money than what they paid him. Soto is just a flash in the pan. Ohtani will be forever remembered as the GOAT...

[@amintavillalobos9766]

👏👏👏👏👏♥️👍

[@ryanbetz3020]

Calling modern day Ted Williams “a flash in the pan” is asinine

[@positively_broad_st3780]

A six year flash in the pan...🙄

[@xMuRDoCx]

If any team offers Soto, Ohtani money, and it's not deferred, that team will never win a World Series because the team will not have any money left to build a quality team around him.

[@supreme1572]

Steve Cohen made 1.7 billion in 2023 from just his hedge fund.

[@bentley230]

Do you think owners put their own money into their players? That’s so cute

[@xMuRDoCx]

​@supreme1572 but does he want to pay the CBT? If he added Soto to the Mets right now, the CBT would be insane.

[@xMuRDoCx]

@@Abudabidub The Mets lost 14 players to free agency this year. When they replace or re-sign the 14 positions and if they sign Soto i could easily see the payroll near +250 million. CBT kicks in at 237. Good luck retaining multiple superstars if you’re going over CBT every year. IMO, paying anything over 400 million for Soto is insane. The guy is a HOF hitter, but his defense is sub par.

[@killacam2644]

I really really doubt anyone will get close to ohtani’s deal because no one is Ohtani.

[@smcdonough1427]

Why the fuck are we even humoring this Soto contract discussion? Hea a great hitter but he's a defensive liabilty and he doesn't have the same draw that Shohei has. Anyone saying 600mil or 700mil for him is out of their god damn mind. I'd pay him no more than 350mil. Lindor is a better player than Soto and that's around what he got.

[@Feanor026]

I didn't watch yet but just hate that stupid question. Ohtani had an insane contract but with 3 good reasons. He is 2 players in one, a pitcher and a (fast) batter, so should get money for both positions. And secondly he brings all Japan and Japanese fans with him, which is a shame as I'm a Giants fan living in Japan for years 😂 But here we barely talk about other teams with Japanese players anymore, it's basically only the Dodgers... So with fans watching the games, paying for the TV access, buy Dodgers clothes or gears.. Ohtani contract will soon make profit already. Soto is a good and young player, while often healthy, which is good. But he shouldn't get more than 500m max.

[@whyoowhy]

Only Chance Soto gets anywhere close to Ohtani's contract is if he also defers a significant amount it. I don't know Soto personally but idk how many people would wanna defer the money. Ohtani is kinda the unicorn in everything

[@kyleknapp1985]

Don’t like act like Ohtani is doing it to be kind. He’s just making tons off endorsements.

[@whyoowhy]

@kyleknapp1985 of course not. That's what I meant by unicorn that he doesn't need the money he makes on the field unlike the 95% of the league

[@foodtv6750]

And where do soto bring the money back in for the owner? Usa fans? Lol or his team fans? Soto is not global. Who ever sign soto with that money will go broke

[@linzhong9927]

@@kyleknapp1985And that’s the point! No one else earns even anywhere close to what Ohtani makes on endorsements, so I doubt anyone else is willing to do that

[@dssk8r]

Juan Soto is mid defense. Hot bat and running speed. Youth and presence in a lineup. More than 400 mil is overpaying

[@LuckyNeuron-ys8sy]

Subpar defense and horrible baserunning. Paying for a glorified dh

[@larson-xp2fm]

Juan Soto is asking for $600 million dollars, guy is a great hitter that's all that he is. If Im an owner I say no way, I rather have another great hitter, and get a great pitcher out there, also a player with some speed. Wait Ohtani can do all that, that's why he got the money, if Soto wants $600 million he better do all that to.

[@moonlight1998ma]

Actually, he was asking $700 million without deferral. Any team who signs him with that money is dumb. Soto is not even as marketable as Ohtani. I don't think he can attract sponsorship deals like Ohtani. Soto is overrating himself so much. He's gonna be overpaid if he gets above 350 million.

[@gordonramsayfanatic]

Ohtani is like the most popular person in Japan, he really can live extremely comfortably off of just his endorsement money

[@positively_broad_st3780]

Scott Boras is entering into his Don King phase...

[@COMMONsenseAdvocate86]

As a Dodgers fan, I'd seriously be disappointed if they ended up giving that dude half a billion dollars. Not in a million years is a 1 tool player with a gigantic ego worth anywhere near that

[@marcman1999]

Where in the world do dodger fans get the idea that Soto has a huge ego?!!? I’ve seen so many fans say this and run with it like it’s factual and it drives me up the wall cuz it’s the furthest thing from the truth

[@smcdonough1427]

I don't want Soto anywhere near the Dodgers. Especially at the price he's asking.

[@twig4590]

​@@marcman1999dodgers fans all over the comments here. They're getting worse than Yankee fans.

[@mqproductions]

I will laugh at the franchise that pays this average defender that kind of money for his bat.

[@SO-if3yn]

Teo is a better pick up than Soto. Soto’s defense is not Dodger baseball.

[@bentley230]

Lmao, listen to yourself right now. Teoscar Hernandez? Over Juan Soto?? Did you completely miss Teo’s career in Seattle?

[@SO-if3yn]

@ Soto will be a HOF but Dodger fans want a complete player for 300 milly. Mookie, Ohtani etc….Teo 1/3rd the price. Pitching.

[@LuckyNeuron-ys8sy]

@@bentley230soto dosent fit the dodgers. We should focus on getting Willy adames and roki sasaki if he gets posted

[@hustlecrowe9440]

2024 dWAR Soto: -0.5 Hernandez: -1.0 LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL. Dodgers fans don't know shit about baseball. These guys became "fans" after the Ohtani signing, you can tell....

[@laartwork]

In six years... Soto will be Teoscar's age... Dodgers can afford both.

[@harumih.3727]

A team that is willing to pay Soto for what he is seeking will regret later, i am sure of it. He may be a big slugger but what he seeks is his own fame, not the team's winning. Unlike Ohtani who places the team winning first, Soto wants a fame for himself. He is not a team player and some of announcers said that he is not a good defense player. Character matters when the baseball game is played by a team vs a team.

[@User-b9q2z]

What a bunch of baseless bullshit

[@moonlight1998ma]

⁠@@User-b9q2zIt's true that he's a bad defender. And do you think him not deferring the money is a team player? Definitely not. Ohtani deferred most of his money so Dodgers can get more good players so that his team can win. That's a team player. Of course I know there's also another personal reason, but him deferring 97% of his money means he badly wants to win.

[@amintavillalobos9766]

👍

[@californiahandball]

The only way Juan Soto gets a Shohei contract is if someone over pays. I think he's a great player, but he's no Ohtani by far! Scott Boras is going to take another L

[@AsdAsd-lb7rm]

The Ohtani deal is basically 460m with inflation. And he is at least 10times bigger star and even a better player than Soto. Ohtani brings a billion dollars with ticket sales, views, merchandise and marketing while Soto brings penny compared to him

[@blackbanner416]

Lets not forget the Mets won every game they played against the Yankees this year. He's literally seen first hand how much better the Mets are

[@pukes6273]

Can Soto pitch like a cy young? Can Soto get 50 home runs 50 stolen bases?

[@neerajnongmaithem392]

Can soto bring his team 50 million dollars via sponsors?

[@davidcarlisle6560]

Soto on 700 😂😂 .. dude didn’t even hit 50 HRs and his defence is questionable at best most times 😂😂

[@SimplyDeek]

My birthday is Sunday too! Shout out Isla!! 🎉

[@Sjguitarpnw]

Grateful for anything baseball at this point, keep up the great work!

[@cartierr6717]

No, not happening. It’ll be the worst investment a team has ever made giving Soto $700m. Ohtani got that contract because he’s a cy young caliber pitcher, Mike Trout level hitter, and hes one of the most famous & recognizable athletes in the world. He’s generating loads of wealth for the dodgers through merch sales, increased attendance, sponsorships, and so much more🤷‍♂️

[@neerajnongmaithem392]

Dodgers made 50 million this year via 13 japanese sponsers that ohtani brought, this does not account for merch, ticket sales and tv deals

[@samallardyce2522]

if soto is global star, its a yes.

[@jpmartinez9165]

Ohtani, Judge, Mookie, then Soto

[@NijimaSan]

Ohtani lives off his endorsement money and the Dodgers are supplemented by Japanese fans who cross the ocean to buy Dodger and Ohtani gear. Boras won’t want Soto’s contract deferred and Soto’s value as such is nowhere near Ohtani for the Dodgers.

[@keepitmovin4028]

Soto is 30/31 years old. Whoever signs him is taking an L.

[@cruzy94]

Boras: “With Trevor… [40 seconds of dead air] “…the Plouffe’s in the pudding”

[@blackasian4059]

Can soto generate the same amount of money in DR like ohtani generating from japan?

[@neerajnongmaithem392]

No chance

[@Raine372]

Ohtani pulls in all of Japan and stuff, also pitches. Soto is a good hitter, terrible fielder. Doesn’t deserve anywhere near ohtani money

[@mtp7479]

Speaking from the cardinals fan perspective of the Contreras topic. I know Trev mentioned his defense and that might be why he thought the FO made that move. According to Mo it’s a move to keep him healthy moving forward because statistically he’s been our best hitter in his 2 seasons. Also, and i think most importantly, we have Ivan Herrera and Pedro pages and Herrera in ‘22 was supposed to be the yadi successor but as a prospect he needed more time. I think now as the cardinals are openly entering a retool or transition they are giving him those reigns. Just my opinion, i consider the Contreras move similar to Harper to first.

[@kevinr9943]

As a Cardinals fan myself, I understand all that & I am not necessarily opposed to the move if he must stay. However doing so basically eliminates Bakers spot on the roster. Which I'm ok with as well. I'm just not ok with taking up 5 roster spots for C & 1B/DH. I want Burleson listed as a 1B/DH along with Contreras or Baker, not both. Baker should go if Contreras is now a 1B/DH. This allows you to avoid both Walker & Burleson as 2 of our OFs & leaves room for 4 OFs, 4 IFs plus Donovan to what Donny do.

[@mtp7479]

@ yes i agree with Burleson, he can slot in as a corner outfielder first baseman as his primary positions. Personally I’m out on Luken Baker I don’t think he’s particularly part of the bigger plan of the FO. That’s just my opinion on that so that’s also why I’m ok with the Contreras move, I am however a person that doesn’t want to move Walker to first. Only reasoning is he’s still young and his athletic peak is still to come so I think some outfield seasoning could help him be serviceable defensively. Either way though, I’m not high as if we’re gonna make the playoffs next year, but I think the cardinals will be average to competitively average where they can steal a final playoff spot. As their ceiling of course, but I’m actually not as down on the cardinals current decisions to enter into a transition between windows. What do you think though?

[@ayydubs987]

i think moving mookie to 2B *is* actually the best move for him. he's been very vocal, for a couple of years now, that that's what he wants. he's described his infield days as "half off days" and the run out to RF every inning is putting a lot of wear and tear on his body. he's still very good in right, as evidenced by the plays he made all postseason, but he has lost a step out there. keep your superstars happy, and mookie is happier at 2B.

[@joannebovaconti]

I think it makes them look foolish but there are reports from Derrick Goold who said Contreras and Gray want to stay in St. Louis. Contreras is aware of the move to 1B.

[@Light23K]

How is it possible ? Obtain is a better hitter and a way better pitcher. Now we found out he can steal bases too.

[@WalkoffGrandslam]

Posey and Yadi were the best catchers this generation. Yadi of course had a longer career but since Yadi retired there aint no one that can control the game from behind the plate while still raking like Posey and Yadi could.

[@pinverarity]

As a Dodgers fan, I would _love_ Soto to sign with the Giants. 😉

[@joshuameyer1382]

Cardinals are moving Contreras to open playing time and at bats for Herrera, who is their second best hitter behind Contreras. Nothing against Contreras behind the plate (where he has improved over the first season), but they're ready to give younger players a chance.

[@foodtv6750]

Before team signing soto think where can you pull in money if you pay soto that much?

[@Moses5782]

Padres are the early 2000s Sacramento Kings. Great team, just one champion team that they can’t unseat.

[@johnmacdonald3940]

Ohtani played outfield with the Angels when he was not pitching. That opens a DH spot and gives the Dodgers more flexablity.

[@jimharper2180]

I think Soto can get a larger contract than Shohei. Let’s do the math. Shohei’s contract is equivalent to $460 million in present-day value. If Soto gets a 13-year contract, which is totally possible because he is only 26, he would need $35 million in AAV to surpass Ohtani’s contract, which is totally possible. If he gets a 15-year contract, then he would only need an AAV of $31 million.

[@devlinjointz4754]

the boras puns are way underrated. None of these fools would be able to do that. It tells us a lot. Pete has a lot of suiters when people believed it was only mets or a few other teams.

[@Oldthanos]

I think a trade for Luis Robert jr is going to happen playing Cf. Outfield teo and platoon pages rushing in right field. Edman ss mookie 2nd and they’ll sign one of the top 3 pitchers available or trade for crochete and Robert

[@LucianoLeon-z7e]

The Padres did give the Dodgers a run for their money. The only team in the post season that was up on the Dodgers 2-1 and Dodgers were facing elimination once again. I would agree the Padres were the toughest team Dodgers faced in the playoffs.

[@AtomicPunk51]

Be that as it may. Dodgers sent pads to early vacations. You're welcome 😂

[@mqproductions]

​@AtomicPunk51 Padre fans feel better after what Roberts said. Pushing the Dodgers to the brink is like a consultation prize for them. You know they count small victories when they can. 💀

[@windycity5388]

700M÷2=350M

[@AtomicPunk51]

Very good you did that all by yourself 😂

[@votekyle3000]

Anything over $500m is the Mets showing off

[@JRUncoverJapan]

If Scott Boras really thinks Soto’s going to score a contract like Ohtani’s, he’s seriously dreaming. Ohtani’s got that billion-dollar global market appeal and a huge fanbase in Japan that boosts his value way beyond just his stats. The Dominican Republic just doesn’t have the same market influence or resources as Japan, so Soto doesn’t have the same level of brand power backing him up. No way is Soto getting anywhere near Ohtani money!

[@methdxman]

I think Shohei's worth is being completely misrepresented- he's not just worth that money because of the Japanese eyes and dollars, he's literally having a Caitlin Clark effect just in America.

[@playo-q2r]

Juan Soto didn't make the Padres better when the Padres were loaded. Padres got better after he left. He has a bad locker room presence. Not many even knew who Juan Soto was until the playoffs. He's just not marketable. He wasn't even the top 10 player in MLB until he batted in front of Judge.

[@humblebee1111]

Ohtani > Soto so Dodgers NOT going to sign him. They are going to get Sasaki and save their money to resign him after he turned 25 worth over $300M.

[@kr6955]

Yes. The strategy is to get Steve to bet against Cohen. Its been done before

[@wekiyadavid3739]

These people especially the media and players' agents need to understand that the Ohtani deal was a one off. Nobody in baseball past or present has ever brought the value he brings to the dodgers both on and off the field. If someone out there thinks that this kid is worth anywhere near 600 million dollars even for as many as 15 years, you're nuts. His bat is phenomenal, average defensively at best and I don't think he can fill a ball park on a random Tuesday night in the regular season. You maybe a top 5 or 10 player in the league and want a contract that comes close, matches or even surpasses Shohei's, but that don't mean you're worth it. There's only one guy in the league that reverses that money and to take it up a notch, I think he was underpaid.

[@SuperReviews4you]

The reason why Juan Soto never will go to SF is their team construction currently and the ballpark. Juan Soto has power but hitting in SF is just so hard unless you got top tier power. Also the ballpark is poorly designed for a bad defensive outfielder which Soto will be for a lot of that deal. San Fran just doesnt make sense.

[@pinverarity]

The fact that The Dodgers value depth and versatility on their roster is exactly why Lux is probably headed out. He is not usable anyplace other than second base.

[@LuckyNeuron-ys8sy]

Another utility player would be nice but we should get Willy adames

[@pinverarity]

@@LuckyNeuron-ys8sy I nearly strained a ligament nodding in agreement. 😉 Adames seems like he’d be perfect, not just on the field but also in keeping the clubhouse vibe that so many of the players have mentioned as being critical to this year’s success.

[@jamesf444]

I do not know anything about boras, but I do know that the boras logo is absolutely hideous.

[@heavensroyalty9896]

I'm curious if Soto will even be signed if he's dead set on trying to get 600 plus million in FA. I wouldn't be surprised if this goes into next season.

[@geeoh8a1618]

It’s not that hard to see. Mookie has been vocal about wanting to move back to the infield to save his legs. He is not the same outfielder he once was and he has said as much.

[@Mr1stcat]

A lot of people forget Shohei is a two way player THAT'S WHY he got 700 million Soto is not his value comes solely from his bat and mediocre defense lol 😂

[@WriterusAeternus]

How are we even entertaining this idea of giving Soto that much money? Crazy. Dodgers don’t need Soto.

[@Shazprime]

"Snelling salts." Get out. Just leave. 😂

[@cadenbrown8985]

It’s so silly to take one of the best defensive right fielders of all time and put him in the infield where’s he’s an average to below average fielder

[@peterstayte4113]

wasnt it Ohtanis left shoulder that he just had surgery on? and he's a right handed pitcher? so why would this surgery cause a delay to June for him to start pitching when like Trev said he has already been throwing bullpens this season? i think you are confused Mr rose

[@antonioduverge3558]

I think is cool that players get better and better contracts, but 700 millions for Soto? The world is going on a hand basket, for me Soto doesn't deserve more than 450, 500 is a little bit to much, he has never been an MVP, never hit 300, never 50 home runs, doesn't steal, poor defense, but it looks like Boras is the owner of every MLB team, because he is the one who decides how much a player should receive, not the team but him, good luck with that, it's not my money!!

[@rickcuban322]

Of course, I say the Mets, 770,000,000.00 14 years. 500,000,000 for 14 years at full AAV 270,000,000.00 million Deferred after he retires

[@Kobe_]

Acuna without his legs is a Corey Seager

[@BhoitLsdtr]

Baseball kids “I want to be like Shohei!” Soto “I want to be like Shohei!”

[@Pnbllwzrd]

Boras changed from cut throat agent to dad jokes agent

[@beaulewis9603]

I hate Boris but I love good dad jokes and puns…. Damnit

[@oddvillainnetwork]

Boy. When tf did Boras turn into a deadpan Don King

[@BentleyVB]

If the dodger offer Soto 385mill - he’s going to the dodgers . If not 450 mill to the Mets will be just fine

[@tayloroleary8880]

Two cities in the spotlight, rest of the league are mere spectators once again. Trev talks about owners of the teams in the dark can spend but only on fringe players. Not the stars. They need to be on the "big stage". Maybe there's an issue if there's only a couple teams that are on that level?

[@foodtv6750]

Soto worth 300m like trout that it

[@AtomicPunk51]

Ask angels fans if they think trout is worth 300m now.

[@foodtv6750]

@ i did but they all get mad when i ask.

[@PointerProductions1]

Cardinal fan here. We aren’t worried about his defense we have young talent behind the plate. We also need his bat in the lineup as we basically rebuild the next two years. You guys don’t follow the team his defense wasn’t the issue. We just want him healthy and now he’s gonna be a beast hitter at first base.

[@devonbrooks246]

As a Cards fan I agree with you. If they look foolish for signing Contreras on a long term deal, mark this as another foolish blunder from the John Mozeliek era. 2026 can’t get here soon enough. I’m ready for a rebuild with fresh thinkers and get a WS.

[@Quanic2000]

As a Yankees fan, Soto is worth MAYBE 500,000,000.

[@neerajnongmaithem392]

And that too for 12 or more years

[@michaelw_yee]

Juan soto looks like another Blake snell situation waiting to happen. Teams aren’t gonna offer the contract boras wants and it’ll get dragged all the way to spring training

[@roseberrytreeservice6712]

No way! Soto has no glove and only has a bat once in a while

[@handsanitizer1963]

Trevor becoming a dodger homer is sad 😔 Sf def has a chance to get Soto

[@generallukeproductions]

No mention of our Skip Schumaker acquisition 😢

[@TibetTsang-rv2im]

No way near ohtani deal bro

[@Piper_John]

I wouldn't want Soto at any price, he's like another Puig: talented toxicity destroys team synergy

[@ohzcustoms3095]

Can Juan Soto pitch????

[@foodtv6750]

Well he can eat he look over weight

[@jasonthemagnificent2.0]

No

[@eros587]

Anything is possible 48x15=720

[@robertaBooey69]

Sotos dwar is equal to Shohei playing dh for a career. And he doesn’t steal

[@belikearu]

correction: An 'injured' DH Shohei, there you go

[@ericdraven7857]

He shouldnt

[@blainethompson6510]

Trout to the dodgers get the man a ring

[@neerajnongmaithem392]

Only if is able to stay healthy 70% of the time

[@ohzcustoms3095]

You guys really think Juan Soto wants to play for the Dodgers? After losing to them?? A Kevin Durant move??? Is he signing long term or short term???

[@foodtv6750]

Good i hope he go some where elsea d suck other team money😂

[@winnerwinnerchickendinner8809]

If he does, baseball is a joke since if they go by strictly based on the numbers. Compared his numbers this year with Shoman ain't even close during regular season. Might have an edge a little during playoff but Shoman was hurts

[@Blade70]

Soto is not going to defer a measure amount because he doesnt have outside money like Ohtani

[@RobertoRodriguez-ph3ft]

Dodgers want to drive up the Soto price so they can get teams stuck with him.

[@amintavillalobos9766]

Lo mejor que soto es quedarse con los yanquis o los mets.🤔

[@kevinr9943]

This Contreras to 1st thing is just another trash move by my beloved Cardinals. This dumpster fire of an organization is getting harder & harder to watch everyday.

[@karlapants]

The Yankees will defer and the Mets won’t and give him more….that’s why the Mets are getting Soto

[@Trollmetrollyou]

Teoscar>Soto

[@foxergrinder212]

Soto aint getting no 700 mil . Maybe 600 is possible.

[@MaverickTomcat69]

Not a chance in hell SLuto gets Ohtani money LMFAO