the future of Juan Soto It is one of the topics that causes the greatest expectation in the midst of Major League Baseball (MLB). This is because the projections say that his next contract could be historical Robinson Cano spoke about the young gardener and revealed how muchor believe the fact that should win with his signature. Will it be that the San Diego Padres give it to him?
The journalist Juanfrank Kranwinkel held an interview with Robinson Canó and among the topics they touched on is the payment of the Major League teams to their stars and the future of Juan Soto.
The second baseman stated how much money he thinks the San Diego Padres outfielder deserves to make on his next contract and said if he went he would give him up to $700 million for his signing since he’s earned it.
Projections and specialists say that Soto could become one of the first players in Major League Baseball history to sign a $500 million extension due to his skills on the field.
Robinson Canó added in his comments that a bad season would not define the value of a baseball player since everyone has a bad season. This is referring to the remarks about the performance that Juan Soto had in MLB 2022.
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