Yankees reveal Juan Soto imaging results after holding breath in loss to Blue Jays [Video]

TORONTO — For the second time this month, the Yankees ducked disaster with Juan Soto.

Soto’s forearm pain earlier in June turned out to be inflammation. What could’ve been a season-ender was nothing more than a three-game absence, a sigh of relief and a blip in an MVP-caliber campaign thus far.

The Yankees could exhale again on Saturday at Rogers Centre in Toronto after another scare.

Soto woke up on Saturday morning feeling swelling in his right hand. He suffered a bruise while sliding into home plate in the fourth inning of Friday night’s 16-5 win over the Blue Jays. The superstar outfielder landed hard on his right hand after contorting his body to touch the base and avoid the tag from Blue Jays catcher Danny Jansen.

When Soto got to the ballpark and tried to swing a bat Saturday afternoon, it was clear to the Yankees that he wasn’t good to go.

He was scratched from the lineup …