With the Yankees still grieving their World Series loss and a scrum of reporters peppering Juan Soto about his future, the free-agent superstar insisted that a chance to win will be one of his top priorities when determining his future.

When Scott Boras gets on his soapbox — yes, he actually stands on a wooden crate — the most prominent agent in baseball draws a few dozen reporters. But he’s really speaking to a different audience: 30 team owners.

New York Mets owner Steve Cohen is scheduled to meet with free-agent outfielder Juan Soto and Soto's agent, Scott Boras, next week in Southern California, according to the New York Post. Soto and Boras are expected to meet with other owners and braintrust groups between now and whenever Soto makes his decision.

Yankees free agent outfielder Juan Soto will be seeking a 15-year contract for at least $600 million ... and maybe more than the mostly-deferred $700-million deal that Shohei Ohtani received last winter.

Scott Boras, Major League Baseball's most famous player agent, held his annual press availability on Wednesday morning at the league's general manager meetings in San Antonio, Texas.  Boras addressed various topics,

Yankees general manager Brian Cashman has started talks with agent Scott Boras about keeping Juan Soto with New York, and they also discussed power-hitting first baseman Pete Alonso.

The latest free agency rumors around Juan Soto involve six finalists, a new Scott Boras comment, and optimism around a New York Yankees reunion.