According to Jon Heyman of the New York Post, Juan Soto's free agent decision could come within the next week, meaning it could happen before the baseball world

Call them the Soto Dominoes, the free agents that will fall once free-agent outfielder Juan Soto picks his next team. The impact of the Soto signing will be profound and far-reaching not only for the bidding clubs, but practically every segment of this year’s market.

While everyone's attention is on the Juan Soto sweepstakes, the Boston Red Sox have other needs that they'll need to address this offseason. On top of starting pitching and bullpen help, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow will also need to find a right-handed bat to at least replace Tyler O'Neill,

As Juan Soto looks for his next team in free agency, the Boston Red Sox have been deemed a serious suitor. Amongst the Red Sox’s selling points is the influence of franchise legend David Ortiz. Big Papi is recruiting Soto hard and Boston’s overall pitch to the slugger has made an impact.

The Boston Red Sox are all in on Juan Soto, but don't be shocked if Craig Breslow is forced to settle for alternatives.

The Boston Red Sox remain major players in the Juan Soto sweepstakes, making the generational outfielder a 12 year contract offer worth $600 million, according to one report. Other reports have put the Red Sox bid even higher than that.