We’re going to leave Acuña for last for reasons I’ll get into momentarily, but let’s compare Soto’s 2025 to date to Tucker, Carroll, Stowers, and Tatis: ...

The New York Mets made a trade before the upcoming deadline, acquiring relief pitcher Gregory Soto from the Baltimore Orioles ...

Juan Soto dashed home with the go-ahead run in the eighth inning, beating a throw to the plate on Luis Torrens’ sharp ...

Aside from a Juan Soto home run, the Mets struggled again on offense in a 3-2 loss to the Atlanta Braves. The Mets (46-33) have now lost nine of their last 10 games, a stretch in which they are ...

Unlike his star teammates, though, Soto started slow. The 6-foot-1-inch, 224-pounder hit .232 in April and .219 in May before shooting up to .322 in June and .333 in July thus far.

Soto was announced to be one of three outfielders on MLB’s June Team of the Month, along with Byron Buxton and Ronald Acuña Jr.. Soto slashed .322/.474/.722 in the month of June, with an absurd ...

Acuna sent a friendly message to Soto afterward on his official Instagram account. “Mi bro,” the caption read. Source: Ronald Acuna Jr., Instagram.

But Soto, for some reason, was caught between first and second for a few moments after Acuña made the grab. He seemed confused as to whether Acuña actually caught the ball or if it hit the wall ...