Juan Soto has been a definite difference-maker for the New York Yankees this season. Slashing .295/.426/.558 with 23 HR, Soto has turned the uneventful at-bats around Judge into must-see TV. His contribution to the Yankees’ offense shows in their 58-40 record. Just last year, the Yankees missed the postseason altogether. The arrival of Soto with his ability to draw walks and hit for both average and power has marked the spectacular turnaround of an otherwise dismal ball club.

Juan Soto has been a definite difference-maker for the New York Yankees this season. Slashing .295/.426/.558 with 23 HR, Soto has turned the uneventful at-bats around Judge into must-see TV. His contribution to the Yankees’ offense shows in their 58-40 record. Just last year, the Yankees missed the postseason altogether. The arrival of Soto with his ability to draw walks and hit for both average and power has marked the spectacular turnaround of an otherwise dismal ball club.

Meet the Yankees’ No. 2 prospect, Spencer Jones
Spencer Jones is the Yankees’ number 2 prospect, who is ranked No. 74 overall. His 6-foot-6, 235-pound frame is exactly what the Yankees like in their lineup—just look at Judge, Stanton and LeMahieu. The 23-year-old outfielder is currently slashing .237/.317/.403 with 10 HR and 18 stolen bases through 295 at-bats in Double-A. These stats also come with 124 strike outs.