New York is looking to change all that. It might not have signed a big free agent, but it did land the biggest name on the trade market this offseason, reportedly completing a deal for Padres outfielder Juan Soto on Wednesday.

New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman confirmed Thursday the team plans to make Aaron Judge its everyday center fielder after acquiring right

Soto is not the only left-handed hitting outfielder the Yankees acquired at the Winter Meetings. The Yankees also sent three pitching prospects to the AL East rival Boston Red Sox for Alex Verdugo earlier in the week. There was some thought Verdugo could be flipped to the Padres in a Soto trade, but that did not happen. He remains with the Yankees.

The philosophy was to pair two mammoth hitters and dare the sport to figure out a way to face them 10 times a game without incurring offensive harm.

Although professional athletes perform on the biggest stages under immense pressure while earning a wage that most people can only dream of, sometimes they are just like their fans. On Wednesday night,