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MLB sportscaster Michael Kay went on a rant about New York Mets fans, calling them out over Juan Soto comments. He blasted the Mets community, labeling them as “ill-informed nitwits.

Mets enjoyed a lighthearted game against the Dodgers. Luisangel Acuna wore catcher's gear for fun. Juan Soto's bottle flip excited everyone. Pete Alonso hit two home runs. Manager Carlos Mendoza ...

#1 The Juan Soto shuffle in the last series. The iconic "Soto shuffle" is a telltale sign that the slugger is feeling confident at the plate. In the recent series against the Colorado Rockies, he ...

The horrific slump shows no sign of ending. Two weeks ago, Soto was the focal point of the Subway Series against the Yankees. The world awaited his Bronx homecoming, even if we all knew what was ...

Soto is too skilled to be a drag on the lineup all season. Just as the Yankees appreciated Soto’s work ethic, the Mets are similarly impressed that Soto still spends hours working on his swing ...

The Soto Shuffle made an appearance at Citi Field. One of these days, maybe Juan Soto will follow. ... whose three-run homer Wednesday was the Mets’ only sign of life.

While Soto ultimately chose the Mets, officially putting pen to paper on Dec. 11, Bob Nightengale of USA Today Sports revealed that the Yankees were "convinced" Soto was ready to re-sign with them.

But Soto fired back at some of the verbose members of the Mets fan base who accused him of not hustling during his sixth-inning single in New York’s 3-1 loss to the Boston Red Sox on Monday night.

The SNY booth had a good chuckle about a Yankees fan who brought a big photo of Soto's face with "Boo this man!" caption on tap and "Boooooooo" written beneath the photo to Friday night's 6-2 ...

After Soto caught Cody Bellinger’s inning-ending flyout in the eighth and tossed the ball in the seats, a fan threw it back onto the field. The crowd roared. “To be expected,” Yankees ...

It’s meant to intimidate. It’s the showman in Juan Soto.He recognizes the big moment, he sways his hips, taps his feet, goes into his deep squat and stares daggers out at the pitcher on the mound.