For all of the talk of the Red Sox being unwilling to pony up the big bucks as of late, the team has been receptive to spending heavily for players in the same coveted age bracket as Soto. Be it Boston handing 26-year-old Rafael Devers a $331 million ...

Despite a late-season spiral, the Red Sox remained one of baseball’s top offenses in 2024, finishing sixth in slugging (.423) and tying the Astros for seventh in OPS (.741). They achieved those marks with some players who were getting their real first sniff at the big-league level.

Boston Red Sox will meet with free agent superstar Juan Soto this week and plan to be aggressive in pursuing him.

Soto is one of the top free agents on the market – and Boston could be a player in the sweepstakes. According to several reports this week, the Red Sox intend to be serious players in the Juan Soto Sweepstakes.

Juan Soto is already one of the best hitters in baseball, and just turned 26 years old last month. The post In Juan Soto, the Red Sox finally have a target worthy of a $600 million offer appeared first on Boston.

Even if the Red Sox fall short in the Juan Soto sweepstakes, their pursuit of the free agent slugger suggests this offseason could be different, writes John Tomase.