Juan Soto explained why he quickly accepted Carlos Mendoza’s leadoff decision as the New York Mets continue showing signs of improvement.
Juan Soto reacted to Francisco Lindor’s injury as the New York Mets navigate a difficult stretch, offering support for his teammate while the team works through its ongoing slump.
The dominant victory over the Washington Nationals gives the New York Mets, led by Juan Soto, some breathing room heading into the 2026 MLB season.
Juan Soto did not hesitate for a second to defend manager Carlos Mendoza regarding the difficult situation the New York Mets are currently facing; David Stearns also received words of support from the Dominican star in the midst of this slump.
Ahead of Juan Soto’s highly anticipated return to the New York Mets' lineup, Francisco Lindor and his teammates have rallied around the superstar outfielder.
Juan Soto is set to return for the New York Mets after a calf injury, with manager Carlos Mendoza outlining a cautious plan to manage his workload.
Francisco Lindor addressed the New York Mets’ offensive struggles and rejected pressure concerns as the team worked to adjust without Juan Soto.
Questions surrounding Juan Soto’s injury status with the New York Mets continue to linger, though a new report has shed light on his potential recovery timeline.
The New York Mets will be without superstar outfielder Juan Soto for the foreseeable future. The team officially placed Soto on the 10-day injured list with a right calf strain, a move retroactive to Saturday.
Juan Soto will undergo an MRI after exiting early with a calf issue as the New York Mets await results following their win over the San Francisco Giants.
If the New York Mets were to lose Juan Soto, things could become more challengin, but in terms of replacing him in left field, the depth chart offers plenty of viable options.
Juan Soto launched his first home run of the season on Wednesday, but the long ball wasn't enough to mask a New York Mets' offense that continues to search for answers at the plate.
Jorge Polanco revealed that his decision to join the New York Mets wasn’t driven solely by the presence of Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor, but also by a deeper family connection that ultimately shaped his move to Queens.
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