Yankees' Aaron Judge ends HR drought with grand slam vs. Red Sox - ESPN
NEW YORK — Aaron Judge ended the longest home run drought of his major league career in the loudest way possible Friday night.
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Soto plays hero for Yankees; Judge HR drought now at 16 games - ESPN
NEW YORK — Juan Soto, one half of the New York Yankees' historic offensive tandem, added another memorable highlight to his 2024 reel Thursday night, delivering a walk-off single in a crucial 2-1, 10-inning win over the Boston Red Sox one night after blasting an electrifying home run on a throbbing foot.
Juan Soto swings momentum to Yankees with HR after injury scare - ESPN
NEW YORK — For a moment Wednesday night, during the sixth inning of perhaps the Yankees' best win of the 2024 season, dread filled Yankee Stadium.
Before free agency, Juan Soto has unfinished business with Yankees - ESPN
NEW YORK — This year's Old-Timers' Day at Yankee Stadium, which doubled as a 2009 championship team reunion, offered a glimpse into a possible future for Juan Soto — one in which he commits to a career in pinstripes, becomes a Yankees legend and returns to the Bronx a hero long after his playing days are over.
Predicting Yankees-Orioles, Braves-Mets, who'll sign Juan Soto
Lost in the brilliance of Aaron Judge, Shohei Ohtani and Bobby Witt Jr. is how Juan Soto is producing the best full season of his already prolific career. It's only raised the price for what figures to be a record-setting deal this winter for a position player.
Ranking the MLB playoff races that will rule the final month - ESPN
Welcome to September, baseball fans. We're now entering the stretch drive, when the MLB playoff races are supposed to be at their most intense as teams shift into high gear. However, it's possible we already know the 12 teams that will be competing in October.
Fans rip Stephen A Smith for botching Yankees facts during live show
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Passan's early MLB free agency preview: Soto, Burnes, more - ESPN
In a little more than two months, the frenzy begins. Juan Soto, having just turned 26 years old, will be a free agent. The last time a hitter of Soto's caliber reached the open market at such a young age, following such an exceptional season, came nearly a quarter-century ago. And on Dec. 11, 2000, Alex Rodriguez signed a 10-year, $252 million contract, doubling the previous record for total value of a deal.