While Cole praised his fellow Boras Corp. client, he also spoke highly of the Yankees' offseason moves following Soto's ...

"As one rival AL executive said about the Yankees, 'Breaking up [Aaron] Judge and Soto is real. It was special. And it might bite them. But with their budget, they were better off with what they did.

With the unicorn that was Soto-Judge now extinct, questions abound how the offense functions this season. The Yankees prioritized pitching and defense after the loss of Soto but didn’t leave ...

“As one rival AL executive said about the Yankees, ‘Breaking up [Aaron] Judge and Soto is real. It was special. And it might bite them. But with their budget, they were better off with what ...

Also, during his interview with Meredith Marakovits on “Yankees ... After losing Soto, following his one dynamic year in the Bronx, Steinbrenner said that captain Aaron Judge endorsed a trade ...

In the corner outfield spots, the Yankees have gotten better and probably gotten worse. Judge is a far better right fielder than Soto, but Alex Verdugo was a proven, strong left fielder.

$765 million can do a lot to shape one’s opinion — just ask New York Mets right fielder Juan Soto ... Yankees, if he signed whatever it was — a 14-15 year deal — it is (Aaron) Judge ...

As one rival AL executive said about the Yankees, “Breaking up [Aaron] Judge and Soto is real. It was special. And it might bite them. But with their budget, they were better off with what they did.

On Dec. 8, one month and nine days after a nightmare fifth inning torpedoed the New York Yankees ... Aaron Judge and Gerrit Cole still in their primes. "You can't replace a Juan Soto," Cashman ...