Juan Soto bolted without hesitation, using his legs more so than his bat to help a Mets team in dire need of a run in ...

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

The Mets’ best player this season isn’t headed to the All-Star game, so he’s putting on his own show before the break.

Soto’s traditional stats were better across the board than those of San Diego Padres right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr., who entered Sunday hitting .258, with 15 homers, 38 RBI, a .349 on-base ...

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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.

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 ...

As a result, Acuña made a heads-up throw to first base to double off Soto, leaving the Mets with two outs, nobody on base, and ultimately losing in extra innings without scoring any more runs.

However, four-time All-Star Juan Soto did not get selected this season, his first with the Mets. The former World Series champion is slashing .269/.399/.509 with 21 homers and 52 RBI over 91 games.