The Red Sox reportedly didn't make Soto a formal offer in their three-hour-long meeting on Thursday. The post Juan Soto reportedly ‘impressed’ by Red Sox in a ‘productive’ first meeting appeared first on Boston.

Red Sox president Sam Kennedy, chairman Tom Warner, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow and manager Alex Cora were in attendance, McAdam reported. No word on whether they discussed eventually moving Soto out of the outfield and into a full-time designated hitter.

The Boston Red Sox have their sights set on New York Yankees free agent outfielder Juan Soto this offseason, as he's by far the best player available on the marker. Earlier in the week, the Red Sox secured a meeting with Soto's representation, and that reportedly took place on Thursday.

Fresh off a historic first season with the New York Yankees, free-agent outfielder Juan Soto has begun meeting with potential suitors in Southern California. So

The Boston Red Sox did a good job making an impression on Juan Soto during their in-person meeting with the four-time All-Star on Thursday night. Per

According to MassLive, Boston leadership met with Soto — who grew up a Red Sox fan — for more than three hours.

The top available player in MLB free agency reportedly met with the Red Sox for three hours in Southern California.

Outfielder Juan Soto will soon be getting paid handsomely for his baseball abilities. Will the New York Yankees win the free-agent sweepstakes?

When you’ve got pockets enough to be able to delve into it, you may as well take it out and you may as well do your due diligence.” The post Liam Hendriks believes Red Sox are ‘going full metal’ in pursuit of Juan Soto,

The Boston Red Sox have begun their courtship of free agent Juan Soto. The Boston brass reportedly met with the outfielder and his representatives in southern California on Thursday night. The two sides met for three hours in what was seen as a "productive" first session,