Yankees' star Juan Soto’s elite ability to reach base is undeniable, but his decisions on the basepaths are raising concerns.

“And I do think in the end, the Yankees are going to be outbid by somebody. I can’t see Hal (Steinbrenner) going to nutty numbers and we don’t know if (New York Mets owner) Steve Cohen is going to do like he does with some of his art and just blow the competition out of the water.”

Juan Soto’s New York Yankees play the Pittsburgh Pirates on Sept. 29 at 3:05 PM ET, and will see starter Bailey Falter on the mound. Soto had one hit in his previous game, finishing

Aaron Judge and Juan Soto each cleared 120 walks and 120 runs in 2024, making the New York Yankees duo the first pair of teammates in MLB history to do so.

The New York Yankees lost the the Seattle Mariners 3-2 on Thursday, but the final score was the last thing on Yankees fans minds. Instead, everyone was focused on how superstar outfielder Juan Soto, who is in the midst of a career-year in his first season with the Yankees, was feeling after a scary moment earlier in the game.