Yankees star Juan Soto has been elected to the All-Star Game, where he will be one of the starting outfielders for the American League alongside Aaron Judge.

The Yankees’ Judge was the first player to be named a starter for the AL, on the strength of him leading the league in fan voting at the conclusion of Phase 1. Soto and Cleveland Guardian Steven Kwan were elected following Phase 2 of fan voting.

Soto is having a monster season for New York after being acquired from the San Diego Padres during the off-season. He is hitting .302/.436/.564 with 20 homers, 61 RBI, and 69 runs scored in 84 games.

This is the fourth All-Star Game nod of Soto’s seven-year MLB career.

In a move sure to ignite taste buds across the continent, Quiznos is rolling out a sizzling new addition to its menu: the Queso Philly Sub. Building on the success of their Philly sandwich lineup, the popular sandwich chain is introducing this new twist alongside a Mushroom Philly Sub, promising a culinary adventure for fans in the US and Canada.

The new Queso Philly Sub boasts extra black Angus steak smothered in creamy queso blanco, paired with sautéed peppers, onions, and zesty banana peppers, all nestled between artisan bread of your choice. For those seeking a meat-free alternative, the Mushroom Philly Sub offers the same toppings with savory sautéed mushrooms taking center stage.

Available for a limited time, the Queso Philly subs can be found at participating Quiznos locations across the US and Canada, starting around $12 in the U.S. and $13 in Canada. However, prices may vary slightly by location.

With Sauce Gardner, Quinnen Williams, CJ Mosley, and others already in tow, the New York Jets are adding yet another ex-first-round draft pick to their defense.

The Jets have signed veteran edge rusher Takkarist “Takk” McKinley to a free-agent deal. McKinley, 28, had spent the last two seasons on the practice squad of the Dallas Cowboys.

A first-round pick in 2017 (No. 26 overall), McKinley played the first four seasons of his career with the Atlanta Falcons. He then joined the Cleveland Browns and then the L.A. Rams as an active roster member. McKinley has also been a practice-squad member of the Las Vegas Raiders, Tennessee Titans, and finally the Cowboys.

With 20 career sacks and 98 combined tackles to his name, the 6-foot-2, 250-pound McKinley may be worth the dart throw. He will provide some additional depth on the right side of the defensive line.