Doc Gooden has played for and won World Series titles, a decade apart, with both the Mets and the Yankees. And the former Cy Young award winner thinks “it will be interesting” to see whether the local teams slug it out for supreme free-agent Juan Soto this winter.

Soto was acquired by the Yankees from the San Diego Padres in a blockbuster trade, giving New York some extra star power. The left-hander is scheduled to be a free agent at the end of the season and it's anyone's guess where he will land in free agency.

It turns out that may not be a problem for Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner as Soto remains on track to reach free agency this fall.

The Yankees are preparing to try and re-sign Juan Soto this winter. Could the Los Angeles Dodgers be a serious threat to steal him away?

All Juan Soto has done throughout the season for the New York Yankees is raise his price. The left-handed slugger was already projected to get a $500 plus million contract entering the year, but it feels very safe to say that at this point, he'll be walking away with at least this figure and then some.

With New York Yankees slugger Juan Soto scheduled to hit MLB free agency next year, the Giants appear in prime position to land the superstar. San Francisco is one of the five teams on the short list of Soto's suitors,

While Juan Soto is crushing balls left and right for the New York Yankees, his future is uncertain. He is expected to become a free agent following the season's end and will be chasing a bag.

The New York Yankees have finally righted the ship after a rough couple of months, and are tied atop the AL East with the Baltimore Orioles. Juan Soto has much to do with that, as the generational star is slashing .

Two of the Yankees' fiercest division rivals are among the teams most likely to sign Juan Soto this offseason.