And while there are plenty of things to blame for the mediocre stretch, something hasn't seemed quite right with Juan Soto since the Subway Series against his former team, the New

The melodrama is worthy of a soap opera when New York Mets fans hear rumors that Juan Soto and the team were parting ways just months after his historic megacontract. When a $765 m

MLB season began, there was a push among New York Mets fans (and former players) to crown star shortstop Francisco Lindor as the franchise's nex

Juan Soto’s numbers are getting ugly. The slumping New York Mets slugger went hitless again Wednesday and failed to get the ball out of the infield in a 9-4 loss to the Chicago White Sox.

Those comments are echoed throughout the Mets’ clubhouse — from Marte to manager Carlos Mendoza to shortstop Francisco Lindor, who told ESPN viewers during Sunday’s broadcast, “That’s a winning player right there. His ability to pay attention to details, all he cares about winning. ... He’s a great teammate.”

But before we add to the Soto storm clouds that refuse to lift from above the once-revered slugger’s head, we need to note that his .352 on-base percentage is still highly respectable. The key reason behind such a fierce free agency chase was that Soto’s OBP never dipped below .

Los números de Juan Soto se están poniendo feos. El millonario pero alicaído toletero de los Mets de Nueva York se fue sin hit nuevamente el