Following that victory, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza responded to Soto's All-Star snub, saying the outfielder is "an All-Star for us." It's hard to argue against that. Soto is hitting .269/.399 ...

When the 2025 MLB All-Star teams were announced, baseball fans noticed one major name was missing. That would be New York Mets outfielder Juan Soto, who overcame a slow start to put up his normal ...

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Philadelphia Phillies icon Jimmy Rollins swallowed his loyalty to express frustration with Juan Soto not being an All-Star.

For Juan Soto, yes, but he is a star," Rollins said. "He is an All-Star. He shows up, on-base percentage, slugging, the things that you want from the guy that's hitting in the middle of your lineup ...

3) Juan Soto (+275) Soto’s slow start feels like a thing of the past. The NL Player of the Month in June is at 24 homers this season and has boosted his OPS to well over .900 over the last month.

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In other words, he's the same Juan Soto, except his best hitting has come as the Mets have scuffled after their hot start. Will it remain a storyline?

Juan Soto was not thrilled about not being named an All-Star – apparently, it's because the $765 million man is missing out on a $100,000 bonus.

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 Sunday’s eighth inning.