Had Juan Soto not entered the night on one of the longest hitless streaks of his career, his RBI double in the third inning Friday would have been a mere footnote of the Mets’ 4-2 win over the Rockies,

Juan Soto admitted he has been struggling amid a rocky start with the New York Mets after a breakout game vs. Rockies on Friday.

New York Mets star Juan Soto isn't giving any attention to the recent discourse around his performance and effort level to start the 2025 MLB season.

This season, Soto is being outshined by star teammates Pete Alonso and Francisco Lindor. The former is slashing .301/.408/.557 with nine homers and 37 RBI, while the latter is slashing .279/.347/.463 with nine homers and 28 RBI. The Mets have two more games against the Red Sox before hosting the Los Angeles Dodgers.

WFAN’s Evan Roberts reveals one New York Mets player's first year was worse than Juan Soto’s current struggles.

For a second straight night, the star Mets outfielder Juan Soto was caught in quicksand running to first base. This time it was a shot he thought would clear the Green Monster for a homer but hit

Soto did steal second in what was his fourth stolen base in his last five games, but the superstar and Mets manager Carlos Mendoza were faced with questions from the media about Soto's potential lack of hustle on that hit.

Juan Soto didn’t exactly light the world on ... That’s more of an optics problem than a performance issue, but it was enough to rile up the New York media machine. Boomer Esiason, for one ...

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