What Juan Soto thinks Yankees are missing on offense [Video]

NEW YORK — After Rafael Devers put the Red Sox ahead in the top of the seventh with his first of two late-inning home runs on Sunday night, Juan Soto made sure the Yankees still had life.

Leading off the bottom of that inning, Soto pounced on a 3-0 pitch from Boston starter Kutter Crawford, who was spinning a gem up to that point.

When he slid in safely at second with a leadoff double, the Yankees were in business.

Aaron Judge, Alex Verdugo and Anthony Volpe were due up with the tying run on second base and nobody out.

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Soto made it up to third, but he was stranded in scoring position.

He watched as Judge — who is now 2-for-20 in his last five games — chased a pitch in the dirt for a strikeout. Verdugo grounded out to the right side. Volpe …