"I used to be a free swinger all the time," Soto said. "When I was in the minor leagues and if I would start taking walks, I'd be a better hitter, so I started working on it." ...

New York Mets Juan Soto, the current highest-paid baseball player, failed to be chosen by fans in the end. Soto ranked fifth ...

This week's top baseball chatter has arguably been Juan Soto’s return to Yankee Stadium as a Met. The post Juan Soto’s Interview Snub Raises Eyebrows as Yankees & Mets Fans Agree Aaron Judge ...

The beginning to Juan Soto's tenure with the New York Mets has been a bumpy road. Currently, he's in the midst of a 3-for-25 skid at the plate, coming off an 0-for-5 night against the Los Angeles ...

When Juan Soto opted to leave the Yankees and sign a massive 15-year contract with the crosstown rival Mets, he knew those visits to Yankee Stadium were not going to be pleasant. But in his first ...

In a pivotal matchup against the Atlanta Braves, Juan Soto emerged as the standout player, propelling the New York Mets to ...

Juan Soto’s $765M Mets era is off to a cold, moody start—and the fans, ... Soto went 1-for-10 in the Subway Series and backed out of a mic’d-up ESPN interview he had previously agreed to.

Soto made this clear during a postgame interview with Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports on May 24. "You know, it's not easy at all," Soto said of adjusting to the Mets from the Yankees, per an X post ...

Juan Soto hit his first two home runs at Citi Field on the same day. ... After the game, the All-Star appeared in a postgame interview and shut down reporters who asked him about the pressure.

When Juan Soto opted to leave the Yankees and sign a massive 15-year contract with the crosstown rival Mets, he knew those visits to Yankee Stadium were not going to be pleasant. But in his first ...

Juan Soto’s return to Yankee Stadium has been the biggest storyline in baseball this weekend. So naturally, he was a prime candidate to be the player involved in the weekly in-game interview on ...

Juan Soto seemingly dropped out of a scheduled in-game interview with ESPN’s “Sunday Night Baseball” telecast, and New York Mets fans think they know why.