Soto, Judge's War of Words

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Steve Cohen’s Juan Soto coup has changed a 40-year trend in New York baseball

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Juan Soto had said about abandoning the Yankees and joining the Mets that, “I think we have the best chance to win here.” To which, when asked about it, Aaron Judge volleyed back: “That’s his opinion. He can say what he wants. I definitely disagree with him” Soto , with levelheadedness, told my colleague Mike Puma : What do you think [Judge] is going to say?”.

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