Red Sox reportedly ready to make biggest offer in franchise history for $600 million dollar superstar

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The Boston Red Sox are hot and heavy in the Juan Soto sweepstakes, and their first meeting with the star went very well. Now, according to Alex Speier, they may offer the free agent the biggest contract in franchise history.

“Given the potential of a centurion in the middle of the lineup, and one whose all-fields approach could be an incredible fit for 81 games at Fenway Park, the Sox seem willing to make the largest bid in franchise history.”

Juan Soto is a stud. That’s a given. He’s won a World Series, was a runner-up MVP multiple times, and was an All-Star and Silver Slugger multiple times. He’s arguably one of the best hitters in the MLB at the moment, and can change the destiny of any team he’s on.

That’s why the Sox need him. As they’ve stated multiple times, they’re ready to go back to winning. Soto can be the leader the team needs to rally around to make it to and win the pennant.

Hopefully, considering all his options, Soto realizes his future and ability to win big multiple times is best with the Red Sox. And the Red Sox need to realize if they get him, they need to spend big to put pieces around him to help him.