This week we're going to tackle Juan Soto's eventual landing spot. R.J. Anderson: I guess the Mets. We have a Steinbrenner heir versus a Steinbrenner proxy; I'm inclined to guess that Cohen is willing to clear the $600 million mark over a dozen (or whatever) years in order to get a deal done.

Cashman, however, played down the Mets probably being able to get Soto if they really want him because Cohen’s net worth is three times higher than the Steinbrenner family’s, $21.3 billion to $7.1 billion according to Forbes. Ex-Mets GM: Here’s what Yankees’ Juan Soto will sign for and when it will happen Nov. 1, 2024, 12:39 p.m.

Soto made it clear late Wednesday night, after the Yankees' season ended in Game 5 of the World Series, that he will listen to everyone interested and that “every team has the same opportunities ... we’re gonna look at what they have and how much they want me.”