When there are at least a dozen teams in pursuit Citizens of Washington star Juan Soto, it seems the Cardinals of St. Louis could have jumped forward to land the talented midfielder.
For weeks, talented players like Luis Castillo, Andrew Benintendi and Willson Contreras received the lion’s share of the conversation when it came to any impact players could be moved before the August 2 MLB transaction deadline. However, that all changed. changed two weeks ago when Juan Soto refuse one $440 million big contract offer from Washington.
With Soto on the market, almost half the league is interested in reaching an agreement with the talented 23-year-old uber. And since he has two and a half years left on his contract, it’s not just a sweepstakes for big market clubs that could pay him the half-billion dollar signing that he searching. No, his gifts are undeniable that small to medium group even willing to sell most of the farm just to rent the All-Star twice in a few seasons.
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