New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone said Juan Soto is day-to-day after hurting his leg while making a sliding catch into the wall in foul territory

NEW YORK -- This year's Old-Timers' Day at Yankee Stadium, which doubled as a 2009 championship team reunion, offered a glimpse into a possible future for Juan Soto -- one in which he commits to a career in pinstripes, becomes a Yankees legend and returns to the Bronx a hero long after his playing days are over.

Juan Soto’s impact on the New York Yankees is incomplete — he has 15 games left in the regular season and a title to chase in the playoffs — but that hasn’t stopped the chatter around the outfielder’s free agency. According to ESPN’s Jorge Castillo in a deep dive into Soto’s season, his greatness and future, there could be seven teams interested.