Jon Heyman

Hal Steinbrenner will not go down without a flight. It is not just Mets owner Steve Cohen who is planning a trip to Southern California to see Juan Soto and Scott Boras, but the Yankees' owner, too.

The field of suitors for megastar free agent Juan Soto is said to be narrowed now to eight finalists, but there’s one club in particular our two teams need to keep an eye on.

The Dodgers are looking into ace free agents Blake Snell, Corbin Burnes and Max Fried, and word is that assuming they land Roki Sasaki, they’ll try for one more big pitcher.

White Sox star lefty Garrett Crochet seems certain to go in trade this winter. And the White Sox should do much better than their deadline offers even two years from free agency (instead of three).

A Mets contingent led by club owner Steve Cohen was due in Orange County, Calif., late this week — the exact day remained secret — to make their

The Dodgers were reported last month by The Post to have interest in the 26-year-old hitting star, as long as Soto reciprocated that interest.

Ultimately, Bregman might be pricey for Detroit.

While the O’s surrendered some prospects at the deadline, this may be their best hope for an ace.

The Tigers are interested in star free-agent 3B Alex Bregman, which would give him a chance to reunite with manager A.J.

For the Yankees, it is not just a regional rival but a blood rival that looms as a serious threat in the Juan Soto derby.