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Soto remains on track to reach free agency after the ongoing season.

Doing the math on future payroll; Cole faces minor-league hitters; Yankees among World Series favorites; Peraza not the Berti replacement

The Philadelphia Phillies could be a surprise contender for one of MLBs best young super stars after this season.

The star outfielder was noncommittal when asked about his future on Friday.

The New York Yankees and San Diego Padres begin a weekend series at Petco Park on Friday night.

Andy Martino has written about sports, culture and entertainment, and has covered Major League Baseball for more than a decade. A former staff writer at the Philadelphia Inquirer and New York Daily News, he is currently a reporter and analyst covering MLB for the SNY network in New York.

Owner Hal Steinbrenner says fans shouldn't expect another $300 million payroll next year, regardless of Juan Soto's status.

The Yankees payroll is more than $300 million as Soto heads for free agency.

Insiders believe contract extension with the Yankees being signed mid-season won't happen.

The New York Yankees really want to keep Juan Soto, but what does their checkbook have to say about it?