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The Yankees have profited from having one of the best players in baseball, Juan Soto, partnered with Aaron Judge in the heart of their lineup. The Yankees are now leading the American League East and are 18 games over.500. The only question that remains is how long they will enjoy the talented left-hander. Although it’s not expected that the Yankees and Juan Soto would work out an extension in the middle of the season, there’s a growing sense that their partnership is off to a great start.

Because Juan Soto has liked his time here and the Yankees are aware of how popular he is with the fans, insider Jon Heyman of the New York Post stated on Bleacher Report that he thinks the Yankees have a “very good chance” of keeping him.

Yankees May Have an Advantage in the Juan Soto Sweepstakes Through Free Agency

Juan Soto, a 25-year-old superstar, has been lights out in the batter’s box this season, and this may be his greatest season yet. In addition to playing every game during the Yankees’ first 56 games of the season, Soto has blasted 15 home runs with a 180 wRC+. Despite the grandeur that baseball fans have been accustomed to with the phenom, he appears to be an entirely different hitter at the plate, raising his barrel rate by 6.1% while dropping his strikeout rate by 2.5%.

With +2 Defensive Runs Saved and +1 Outs Above Average in right field, the defensive gains have also been noteworthy. As he and Aaron Judge compete with other talents in the American League for the MVP title, Soto has been everything the Yankees could have hoped for and more. Juan Soto is a force to be reckoned with at the plate because he can take a close ball four in a crucial circumstance and rip the ball into right field.

The Yankees will have to make an offer for Juan Soto in free agency, where a team like the New York Mets is anticipated to be quite aggressive in securing his services, so Jon Heyman’s remarks shouldn’t be taken too seriously. At his current rate of play, it’s difficult to believe that Soto won’t fetch a price tag of at least $500 million, but the Bronx may be the ideal location for him.