Frankly, the price Soto is expecting, any team would be wise to walk away from. $400M, I can see that, sure ($40M/season), but any player asking for more than that, including Ohtani, is really stretching the limits on expected performance over the duration of that contract. If he's your final piece, sure. I just don't see how the Jays with so many holes, why they'd go for him? I know for sure they will and they'll try and win him at a very high cost, probably trade Bichette to get more starting lineup depth, but to me it's a bad approach at team building.
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