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Juan Soto Continues to Move Up All-Time List in History as Second Half Starts
Entering the second half of the season on Friday, the New York Mets lead the National League East by 0.5 games over the ...
Mets’ Juan Soto was part of a Trump joke at the ESPYs
Mets outfielder Juan Soto, who is from the Dominican Republic, found himself a part of a joke that included President Donald ...
Mets’ second-half sprint can’t rely on Juan Soto’s rebound alone
Since Memorial Day weekend, the two best hitters in the majors have been Aaron Judge and Juan Soto — tops in OPS over the ...
Shane Gillis’ Juan Soto Mets joke makes for uncomfortable laugh at ESPYs
Shane Gillis’ joke about New York Mets star Juan Soto at the ESPYs sparks mixed reactions and raises questions about humor ...
Why isn't Juan Soto in the All-Star Game? Looking at the impact he's made on Mets so far
As the Mets reached the All-Star break on Sunday night, Juan Soto had his fingerprints all over a strong first half for the ...
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Mets Eye Yankees Trade Target in Juan Soto-Style Deadline Twist
See it as a round two of New York bidding wars. The post Mets Tipped to Hijack Yankees Trade Target in Another Juan Soto-Style Deadline Twist appeared first on EssentiallySports.
Mets’ Juan Soto continues to show why he should’ve been an All-Star: ‘It’s hard to understand’
With another homer Saturday against the Royals, Mets slugger Juan Soto continues to show why he should've been an NL All-Star ...
Juan Soto’s 435-foot homer lifts Mets over Royals 3-1
Juan Soto hit a two-run homer into the right field fountains, leading the New York Mets past the Kansas City Royals 3-1.
Mets’ Juan Soto’s agent slams MLB’s ‘integrity’ over All-Star Game
Mets right fielder Juan Soto has a break this week during the All-Star break in Atlanta. The 26-year-old slugger, who is halfway through his first season with the Mets, was not selected for this ...
Juan Soto, Kyle Tucker and More: Grading Biggest Moves of MLB Offseason at All-Star Break
The Yankees made a splash after losing Soto by inking Fried to the biggest contract ever for a lefthanded pitcher. His eight-year, $218 million deal sent the message that New York was still open for ...